AMERICA : THE DEFINITIVE AMERICA

1. A Horse With No Name
2. I Need You
3. Sandman
4. Ventura Highway
5. Don't Cross The River
6. To Each His Own
7. Only In Your Heart
8. Muskrat Love
9. Rainbow Song
10. She's Gonna Let You Down Again
11. Tin Man
12. Lonely People
13. Sister Golden Hair
14. Daisy Jane
15. Woman Tonight
16. Today's The Day
17. Amber Cascades
18. God Of The Sun
19. Political Poachers
20. Survival
21. The Last Unicorn
22. You Can Do Magic
23. The Border
24. Sandman

Label : Warner Bros. Records

Length : 76:12

Released : 2001

Review from AllMusic : The trio America (vocalists/guitarists Dewey Bunnell, Gerry Beckley, and Dan Peek) approximated the 1970s California pop folk sound so well that when their first single "A Horse With No Name" appeared on the radio waves in the fall of 1972, many listeners assumed it was a song by Neil Young. Ironically, "Horse" knocked Young's own "Heart of Gold" out of the Number One slot that year and jump-started America's career as a sort of lighter and less-filling version of Crosby, Stills Nash & Young. All three members of the group were competent and accessible songwriters, and their easy harmonies brought America several big hits throughout the '70s, including two produced by Beatles-producer George Martin, "Tin Man" and "Lonely People." Peek left at the end of the decade, leaving America as a duo, and they managed one more radio hit, "You Can Do Magic" in 1982. All of these are included on this collection, along with "Ventura Highway," "Muskrat Love," "Sister Golden Hair" and key album tracks.