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It's not uncommon for record labels to ask artists to write a more commercial, single-worthy song after they've already submitted their album. This can be a major point of contention, but it paid off for soft-rock troubadours America, who scored the biggest hit of their career with their chart-topping debut single, "A Horse With No Name" — which would have languished in the novelty bin if it were up to its author.
Despite their band name, the members of America — Dewey Bunnell, Gerry Beckley and Dan Peek — met in the late '60s on a U.S. Air Force base just outside of London, where their fathers were all stationed at the time. The trio began gigging around London and soon signed a record deal with Warner Bros. They went to London's famed Trident Studios to record their eponymous debut album, which they released in the U.K. at the end of 1971.
America was moderately successful upon release, but it lacked a hit single. The group had been planning to release the tender ballad "I Need You" as a lead single, but Warner Bros. asked it to write another song that would fare better on the radio.
The band…