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America Est Un Groupe De Rock Américain Surtout Connu Dans Les Années 1970 Pour Leurs Tubes A Horse With No Name Sister Golden Hair You Can Do Magic Et I Need You Bien Que Beaucoup D'autres Aient Obtenues Un Succès Raisonnable. Gerry Beckley Auteur-Compositeur Chants Claviers Guitares Basse Harmonica
Dewey Bunnell Auteur-Compositeur Chants Guitares
Dan Peek 1970-1977 Chants Guitares Basse Claviers Harmonica
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A Horse With No Name By America Artist America
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Released 1971 Overview
"A Horse With No Name" Is A Classic Song By The Folk Rock Band America Released As The Lead Single From Their Self-Titled Debut Album. Written By Band Member Dewey Bunnell The Song Became Renowned For Its Distinctive Melody Enigmatic Lyrics And The Warmth Of Its Acoustic Arrangement. Background
The Song Was Penned By Bunnell Who Was Inspired By The Deserts Of California Which He Likened To The Landscapes He Had Known As A Child In Arizona. Despite Its American Imagery The Song Was Actually Composed While The Band Members Were In England And Longing For Home. Composition
Featuring A Simple Two-Chord Pattern And A Catchy Refrain "A Horse With No Name" Is Known For Its Ease Of Play And Sing-Along Quality. The Song's Structure And Bunnell's Lead Vocals Contribute To Its Enduring Popularity. Reception
Upon Its Release "A Horse With No Name" Soared To The Top Of The American Charts Becoming A Defining Song Of The 70s And A Signature Piece For The Band. It Has Been Covered By Numerous Artists And Remains A Staple On Classic Rock Radio Stations. Cultural Impact
The Song's Ambiguous Lyrics Have Led To Much Speculation And Interpretation Over The Years Adding To Its Mystique And Legacy. It Has Been Featured In Films Television Shows And Commercials Embedding It Firmly In The Cultural Consciousness. Personnel * Dewey Bunnell – Lead Vocals Guitar * Gerry Beckley – Backing Vocals Guitar * Dan Peek – Backing Vocals Guitar * Additional Musicians – Bass Percussion Track Listing
"A Horse With No Name" Appears As The Opening Track On America's Debut Album Setting The Tone For The Band's Sound And Paving The Way For Their Future Success. External Links
Listen To "A Horse With No Name" On YouTube
Listen To "A Horse With No Name" On Spotify
A Horse With No Name On Wikipedia
America's Debut Album On Wikipedia
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America Est Un Groupe De Rock Américain Surtout Connu Dans Les Années 1970 Pour Leurs Tubes A Horse With No Name Sister Golden Hair You Can Do Magic Et I Need You Bien Que Beaucoup D'autres Aient Obtenues Un Succès Raisonnable. Gerry Beckley Auteur-Compositeur Chants Claviers Guitares Basse Harmonica
Dewey Bunnell Auteur-Compositeur Chants Guitares
Dan Peek 1970-1977 Chants Guitares Basse Claviers Harmonica read less
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A Horse with No Name by America
Artist: America
Album: America
Released: 1971
Overview
"A Horse with No Name" is a classic song by the folk rock band America, released as the lead single from their self-titled debut album. Written by band member Dewey Bunnell, the song became renowned for its distinctive melody, enigmatic lyrics, and the warmth of its acoustic arrangement.
Background
The song was penned by Bunnell who was inspired by the deserts of California, which he likened to the landscapes he had known as a child in Arizona. Despite its American imagery, the song was actually composed while the band members were in England and longing for home.
Composition
Featuring a simple two-chord pattern and a catchy refrain, "A Horse with No Name" is known for its ease of play and sing-along quality. The song's structure and Bunnell's lead vocals contribute to its enduring popularity.
Reception
Upon its release, "A Horse with No Name" soared to the top of the American charts, becoming a defining song of the 70s and a signature piece for the band. It has been covered by numerous artists and remains a staple on classic rock radio stations.
Cultural Impact
The song's ambiguous lyrics have led to much speculation and interpretation over the years, adding to its mystique and legacy. It has been featured in films, television shows, and commercials, embedding it firmly in the cultural consciousness.
Personnel
[*]Dewey Bunnell – lead vocals, guitar
[*]Gerry Beckley – backing vocals, guitar
[*]Dan Peek – backing vocals, guitar
[*]Additional musicians – bass, percussion
Track Listing
"A Horse with No Name" appears as the opening track on America's debut album, setting the tone for the band's sound and paving the way for their future success.
External Links
Listen to "A Horse with No Name" on YouTube
Listen to "A Horse with No Name" on Spotify
A Horse with No Name on Wikipedia
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