America - Harbor

America's seventh album, originally released in 1977

Limited Edition of 1,500 numbered copies on 180-gram translucent yellow vinyl

Includes insert plus a replica of the original poster

Folk rock trio America released their seventh studio album Harbor in 1977, which was the sixth and final 'H-album' (Homecoming, Hat Trick, Holiday, Hearts, Hideaway, Harbor). It was produced by longtime Beatles producer George Martin, just like several other albums.

It was also the last album to feature Dan Peek, who embarked on a solo Christian career shortly after the release. Harbor spawned two hits, "God Of The Sun" and "Now She's Gone." Critics described the album as "surprisingly dark, while maintaining their smooth vocal harmonies."

Harbor is available as a limited edition of 1,500 individually numbered copies on translucent yellow colored vinyl. The vinyl package includes an insert and a replica of the original poster.