(Hello to Tom T., Steve O, Steve L., Jim N., and Kelly - are you still out there?) It's an example of how Dewey is always so innovative.

I would actually choose 'Oloololo' because it's just plain intriquing. I think it's good too, though not my first pick for a second single. On those classis tracks 'Time of the Season' and'She's Not There' that's Rod Argent!!! Russ Ballard sang and played Guitar in the group Argent. He's exteremely famous for his outstanding Organ Solos in songs by that great 60's Brit-invasion Band, The Zombies. Sorry Mark, Rod Argent is famous for his keyboard/ Hammond B3/ Organ playing. From the opening riff on 'From a Moving Train' to the smooth lull of 'Whispering,' the songs are as easy a listen as 'Daisy Jane' and 'Lonely People.' America's trademarkk sound and distinctive harmonies are ever-present, from 'Wheels are Turning,' with Dewey Bunnell's straightforward vocals giving it a 'Tin Man' feel, to Gerry Beckley's rock opera-ish 'Overwhelming World Suite,' with its Beach Boys-style harmonizing. Mellow, folksy and largely acoustic, the album succeeds in offering up catchy light pop songs worthy of any AC radio play. It's been 15 years since America last saw the Top 40 charts, but with its latest release 'Human Nature,' the group seems to reconnect with its golden past. The Baltimore Sun printed a review of 'Human Nature' this Thursday in their 'LIVE' insert section. Subject: 'Human Nature' receives ***1/2 stars Subject: Re: 'Human Nature' receives ***1/2 stars She came home saying 'Hey, I heard that train song while I was in produce'. America has been getting at least one song played every hour during the working hours for this promotion, I have yet to hear FAMT, but my wife heard it the other day on this station at Hyvee (grocery store). My birthday is this weekend, so this makes a nice birthday present, being my 12th America show over the years. I got myself on the guest list for this show, it sounds like a great time. I called in and was caller #2, and then caller #5 and then caller #9. Be the ninth or tenth caller when you hear a classic America hit and win tickets for two to this private performance from 98.1 KUDL.Īt about 2:30 this afternoon, the opening riffs of 'Sister Golden Hair' came across the KUDL air waves. Listen to 98.1 KUDL while you 'cuddle at work' for your chance to win tickets to a rare private acoustic concert by the Grammy winning band, America, Tuesday, November 3rd at Club 427 in The City Market. 'the band also incorporates elements of soft funk and ballads that are easy on the ear without being 'easy listening'.when America does what it does best, it reminds that there is a timelessness to well-structured songs well sung'. He did a great job figuring out this current hit single. Subject: From A Moving Train Guitar ChordsĪ big thanks goes to Terry Trost for sending me the guitar chords for From A Moving Train. radio station this morning.what a way to start a day.hope to hear it more on the radio. I was lucky enough to catch Moving Train On a top 40 L.A. I wish I could hear it on the radio but my boss insist on playing country music all day long!! I could barely hear the words but recognized the music as I walked in. Mark, I also experienced hearing FAMT for the first time on the 'outside' in the produce section of a local Price Chopper supermarket in Poughkeepsie, NY. I did get your email and saw your message on the board here! some airplay is better than none though! Hello to you to rob, K-rock here in iron Mountain-Kingsford also was playing 'train' but not on any steadyīasis.

Whenever its getting played up here,its getting played on lots of radio I'm pretty sure this is a satellite operation,so thats good to know that Just to let you people know.'From a moving train' is getting steadyĪirplay on a station out of the Marquette area called 'sunny 103'. Subject: America on the radio in the U.P. America Fans Chat Folder Archive: October 1998 Archives: October 1998

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