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(2019) America – Classic Album Collection: The Capitol Years Review: After seven albums in as many years, Dan Peek departed America, leaving Gerry Beckley and Dewey Bunnell to carry on in the band the trio formed. The first release from the new duo line-up was 1977’s Live, but it also marked the end of an era as America’s final album on Warner Bros. Records. Following that LP, Beckley and Bunnell briefly retreated from the studio; the pair didn’t return with a new studio album for almost two years. When they did, it was at a new label: Hollywood’s venerable Capitol Records. America would stay on Capitol through 1985 for six albums, and now all six are being collected for the first time in a new box set due May 24. Classic Album Collection: The Capitol Years presents newly remastered versions of 1979’s Silent Letter, 1980’s Alibi 1982’s View from the Ground, 1983’s Your Move, 1984’s Perspective, and 1985’s In Concert in one deluxe, affordable package. Silent Letter – humorously titled as the band’s first album since the 1970 debut America to not feature a title beginning with the letter ‘H – reunited Beckley and Bunnell with George Martin, who had helmed every America album since 1974’s Holiday. Both writers contributed songs individually and collectively. “Foolin’” was a collaboration between Beckley and former Beach Boy Ricky Fataar, while the leadoff single, the uptempo rocker “The Only Game in Town,” was an outside composition courtesy of Lewis Anderson, Julie Didier, and Casey Kelly. The song “bubbled under” the Billboard Hot 100, but Beckley’s “All My Life” and Beckley and Bunnell’s “All Around” charted on the AC survey; the latter even earned tremendous popularity in Asia. Both of those AC hits are also included in their mono single versions as bonus tracks. For their ninth album Alibi, Beckley and Bunnell turned to producers Matthew McCauley and Fred Mollin, recently responsible for the Dan Hill hit “Sometimes When We Touch.” The album moved closer towards a smooth, modern AC sound, with familiar names like Waddy Wachtel, Leland Sklar, Steve Lukather, Pages (and later Mr. Mister)’s Richard Page, J.D. Souther, James Newton Howard, and Eagles’ Timothy B. Schmit among the personnel. Both members were once again active as songwriters, with additional material coming from Russ Ballard (“I Don’t Believe in Miracles”), John Batdorf and Sue Sheridan (“You Could’ve Been the One”) and a quartet of writers including Page (“I Do Believe in You”). “You Could’ve Been the One” also “bubbled under” while “Survival” became a hit in Italy. “You Could’ve Been the One” and follow-up single “Hangover” are both included in mono single versions. America (the country) would take notice of America (the band) with their third Capitol release. View from the Ground was helmed by Beckley, Bunnell, Russ Ballard, and Bobby Colomby (formerly of Blood, Sweat & Tears) and yielded the infectious worldwide hit “You Can Do Magic (penned and produced by Ballard) as well as “Right Before Your Eyes.” The Ian Thomas song produced by Colomby made it to the top 20 of the AC chart and also placed in the top 50 Pop. Russ Ballard also contributed “Jody” to the LP. View from the Ground welcomed guest writers and artists including Lost in Space star/cult pop hero Bill Mumy, Mark Isham, Christopher Cross, Carl Wilson, Steve Lukather, Jeff Porcaro, Steve Porcaro, Matthew McCauley, and Timothy B. Schmit. With its polished blend of pop and rock, View from the Ground re-established America in their home country as hitmakers, and “You Can Do Magic” added one more signature song to their already considerable roster. Before their next Capitol album, America provided voices for Jimmy Webb’s score to the animated film The Last Unicorn. They returned to Capitol with Your Move, reuniting the band with Russ Ballard. It was very much the producer’s album; he penned six of its eleven songs and co-wrote a seventh with Bunnell, in addition to playing most of the instruments. But that co-written song, “The Border,” proved crucial. Bunnell rewrote and sharpened Ballard’s original lyrics into an irresistibly urgent cry that gave America another top 40 Pop and top 5 AC hit. “She’s a Runaway,” another highlight, featured harmonies from singer-songwriter Stephen Bishop. But the recording experience wasn’t the happiest for the bandmates as they became vessels for Ballard’s work and weren’t given full creative participation. Still, Your Move holds up well thanks to the strength of “The Border” and the band’s strong vocals. The final studio album in the upcoming box set is 1984’s Perspective, one of the band’s most radically different releases. The LP saw Beckley and Bunnell fully embracing the 1980s production ethos, with multiple producers (the returning Matthew McCauley plus Richie Zito and Richard James Burgess), and a soundscape of gleaming synthesizers and drum machines supporting their lustrous harmonies. Leadoff single “Special Girl” had been released earlier in the year by its writer, Eddie Schwartz, notching a success in Canada. America took it to the top 20 of the AC chart, and it also “bubbled under” the Hot 100; Meat Loaf’s subsequent version would become a chart entry in the United Kingdom. Second single “Can’t Fall Asleep to a Lullaby” welcomed the voice of another ’80s hero, Steve Perry, backing Dewey’s lead vocal. It reached the AC top 30. Perspective also offered Randy Goodrum’s “(It’s Like You) Never Left at All,” and a collaboration between Beckley and Jimmy Webb, “Stereo.” Perspective was followed in 1985 by In Concert, marking the second time America had concluded a label affiliation with a live album. The 10-track set was the band’s first album to be issued in the compact disc format. Recorded at Santa Barbara’s Arlington Theatre, it included renditions of “You Can Do Magic,” “The Border,” and “Survival” alongside Warner-era classics like “A Horse with No Name,” “Tin Man,” “I Need You,” “Sister Golden Hair,” and “Ventura Highway.” Classic Album Collection: The Capitol Years is housed in a clamshell case. This definitive survey of the band’s second period has been compiled by America’s archivist, Jeff Larson. It contains all six albums newly remastered by Andy Pearce, and a booklet containing an essay with reminiscences from the band. Track Listing: CD 1: Silent Letter 01.Only Game in Town 02.All Around 03.Tall Treasures 04.1960 05.And Forever 06.Foolin’ 07.All Night 08.No Fortune 09.All My Life 1O.One Morning 11.High in the City 12.Only Game in Town (Mono Single) 13.All Around (Mono Single) CD 2: Alibi 01.Survival 02.Might Be Your Love 03.Catch That Train 04.You Could’ve Been the One 05.I Don’t Believe in Miracles 06.I Do Believe in You 07.Hangover 08.Right Back to Me 09.Coastline 10.Valentine 11.One in a Million 12.You Could’ve Been the One (Mono Single) 13.Hangover (Mono Single) CD 3: View from the Ground 01.You Can Do Magic 02.Never Be Lonely 03.You Girl 04.Inspector Mills 05.Love on the Vine 06.Desperate Love 07.Right Before Your Eyes 08.Jody 09.Sometimes Lovers 10.Even the Score CD 4: Your Move 01.My Kinda Woman 02.She’s a Runaway 03.Cast the Spirit 04.Love’s Worn Out Again 05.The Border 06.Your Move 07.Honey 08.My Dear 09.Tonight Is for Dreamers 10.Don’t Let Me Be Lonely 11.Someday Woman CD 5: Perspective 01.We Got All Night 02.See How the Love Goes 03.(Can’t Fall Asleep To A) Lullabye 04.Special Girl 05.5th Avenue 06.(It’s Like You) Never Left at All 07.Stereo 08.Lady with a Bluebird 09.Cinderella 10.Unconditional Love 11.Fallin’ Off the World CD 6: In Concert 01.Tin Man 02.I Need You 03.The Border 04.Sister Golden Hair 05.Company 06.You Can Do Magic 07.Ventura Highway 08.Daisy Jane 09.A Horse with No Name 10.Survival Media Report: Genre: soft rock Country: UK / USA Format: FLAC Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM Bit rate mode: Variable Channel(s): 2 channels Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz Bit depth: 16 bits

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