Hearts

Description

America, the band that gave the world the timeless 1972 rock classic "A Horse With No Name," released its fifth album, Hearts, three years later, achieving immense public and critical success. Hearts was produced by the legendary Beatles producer, George Martin. The album was a major hit in the United States, reaching number 4 on the Billboard chart and earning RIAA Gold certification. Hearts spawned three hit singles: "Sister Golden Hair" (which remains a hit in the streaming era, with over 300 million streams to date), "Daisy Jane," and "Woman Tonight," showcasing the exceptional talent of the band's founding members, Dewey Bunnell, Dan Peek, and Gerry Beckley. Together, they knew how to craft excellent folk rock songs, which is clearly evident on Hearts, a powerful album of near-legendary proportions.