Holiday (Remastered) America
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Album-Release:
1974
HRA-Release:
27.03.2014
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- 1 Miniature 01:14
- 2 Tin Man 03:33
- 3 Another Try 03:21
- 4 Lonely People 02:33
- 5 Glad To See You 03:45
- 6 Mad Dog 02:42
- 7 Hollywood 02:57
- 8 Baby It's Up To You 02:29
- 9 You 02:30
- 10 Old Man Took 03:16
- 11 What Does It Matter 02:23
- 12 In The Country 02:56
Info for Holiday (Remastered)
America fully recovered from Hat Trick's dismal results with 1974's Holiday, with producer George Martin's influence rubbing off on both of the album's Top Five singles. With 'Tin Man''s wonderfully polished soft pop ease and the wispiness of 'Lonely People,' the band was able to recapture the same formula that put early hits like 'A Horse with No Name,' 'I Need You,' and 'Ventura Highway' in the Top Ten.
The difference with 'Holiday' is that their light and breezy melodies and attractive folk-rock sound filtered through more than just the two hit tracks on the album. 'Another Try,' 'Old Man Took,' 'In the Country,' and even the cliché-sounding 'Baby It's Up to You' contain a sturdy enough mixture of guitar and harmony to rise them above inessential filler, at least as far as America's material is concerned. Cuts like 'Mad Dog' and 'Hollywood' suffer somewhat from trite lyrics and a seemingly hurried compositional formula, but this album as a whole ascertained that the group was definitely showing their true potential once more.
The album that followed Holiday, 1975's Hearts, showed even stronger improvement, taking the overly catchy 'Sister Golden Hair' to number one and scoring a Top 20 hit with the Sunday morning frailty of 'Daisy Jane.' (Mike DeGagne)
Dan Peek, bass
Dewey Bunnell, keyboards
Gerry Beckley, guitars
Willie Leacox, drums, percussion
Recorded at AIR Studios, London, April 17 to May 7, 1974
Engineered by Geoff Emerick
Produced by Sir George Martin
Digitally remastered
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