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Alibi

Album - 1980 - DeB Id: 101813
By America
11 Tracks 1 Reviews Definitions Listenings Video 0 Charts
Rock Folk Country Rock

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Album DeRango™ -3,00

America

Alibi ■ Vik

 The best song, in my opinion, both for the change in genre and for finally hearing some good electric guitar riffs, is 'Hangover'.

 All in all, a good album in pure America style, although it might seem monotonous to those who do not appreciate the genre.

 Listen to America’s Alibi now and experience the blend of folk-rock classics and fresh electric guitar energy!

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Rock Folk Country Rock Americana
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Survival ()
America • Alibi
I'll survive you, I will survive you
Well, it's too late, I know, to change the way we go
From this day on I want to stay on
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You Could've Been the One ()
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Written by John Batdorf and Sue Sheridan, ©1980
Found on Alibi and Ventura Highway And Other Favorites.

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Hangover ()
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Written by Dewey Bunnell, ©1980
Found on Alibi.

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Coastline ()
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Valentine ()
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America

America are a folk/soft-rock group formed in London in 1970 by Dewey Bunnell, Gerry Beckley and Dan Peek, children of U.S. military personnel stationed in the UK. They broke through with the No. 1 single A Horse with No Name and the debut album America (1971), followed by Homecoming (1972) with Ventura Highway. Mid‑70s albums produced by George Martin yielded hits like Tin Man and Sister Golden Hair. Peek left in 1977; Bunnell and Beckley have continued as a duo, recording and touring.
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