Released in 1972, “A Horse with No Name” became America’s breakthrough hit and one of the most distinctive soft rock songs of the decade. Its sparse acoustic arrangement, hypnotic rhythm and desert imagery give the track a dreamy, unmistakable atmosphere that has helped it remain a classic for generations.
Song details
Artist: America
Song: A Horse with No Name
Released: 1972
Album: America
Genre/s: Folk Rock | Soft Rock | Acoustic Rock
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