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History - America's Greatest Hits

America

Лейбл	Warner Bros. Records
Каталожный №	3110-2
Формат	CD, Сборник, Переиздание, Перепресс
Страна	США
Жанр	Рок
Стиль	Софт-рок, Поп-рок
Штрихкод	07599273332

Треклист

	A Horse With No Name
	I Need You
	Sandman
	Ventura Highway
	Don't Cross The River
	Only In Your Heart
	Muskrat Love
	Tin Man
	Lonely People
	Sister Golden Hair
	Daisy Jane
	Woman Tonight

Участники

Arranged By: George Martin

Art Direction: Ed Thrasher

Bass: David Dickey

Bass: Joe Osborn

Design [Cover]: Phil Hartman

Drums, Percussion: Willie Leacox

Engineer: Geoff Emerick

Engineer: Ken Scott

Engineer: Mike D. Stone

Engineer: Robin Black

Engineer [Assistant]: Chuck Leary

Engineer [Assistant]: Lee Kiefer

Engineer [Assistant]: Tom Anderson

Mixed By: George Martin

Other [Direction]: Hartmann & Goodman

Performer: Dan Peek

Performer: Dewey Bunnell

Performer: Gerry Beckley

Producer: America

Producer: George Martin

Producer: Ian Samwell

Producer: Jeff Dexter

Tape Op [Tape Operator]: Peter Henderson

Written-By: Dan Peek

Written-By: Dewey Bunnell

Written-By: Gerry Beckley

Компании

: WEA Mfg. Olyphant

Идентификаторы и матрицы

Barcode	0 7599-27333-2
Barcode	075992733328
Matrix / Runout	[wea mfg. OLYPHANT logo] X5416 1 3110-2 14 M2S3
Matrix / Runout	[wea mfg. OLYPHANT logo] X5416 1 3110-2 14 M4S1
Matrix / Runout	[wea mfg. OLYPHANT logo] X5416 1 3110-2 14 M3S5
Mastering SID Code	IFPI L902
Mould SID Code	IFPI 2U3I
Mould SID Code	IFPI 2U7D

Примечания

This version is a repress manufactured sometime after the 1994 implementation of SID codes. The first seven tracks of the album, having been recorded prior to producer George Martin's involvement with the group, were remixed by Martin for this release. For example, Martin added a layer of fiddles to "Don't Cross The River." Additionally, on this album's version of "A Horse With No Name," a voice can briefly be heard about two minutes into the track. And for this album's version of "I Need You", some additional bass was brought up further, while the pitch was slowed down a quarter-tone. The cover artwork is by Phil Hartman, later known as an actor and comedian. However the liner notes spell his last name as "Hartmann" (which is the actual spelling of his name).