In Concert (King Biscuit) - Alternative Cover Art

Alternative Cover Art

  • 1995 Original Version
  • 1995 Alternative Version
  • 1999 Version
  • 2003 Version
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America
  • Gerry Beckley
  • Dewey Bunnell
  • Dan Peek
Studio albums
  • America
  • Homecoming
  • Hat Trick
  • Holiday
  • Hearts
  • Hideaway
  • Harbor
  • Silent Letter
  • Alibi
  • View from the Ground
  • Your Move
  • Perspective
  • Hourglass
  • Human Nature
  • Holiday Harmony
  • Here & Now
  • Hits: 40th Anniversary Edition
  • Back Pages
Compilations
  • History: America's Greatest Hits
  • Encore: More Greatest Hits
  • Highway
  • The Complete Greatest Hits
Live albums
  • Live
  • In Concert
  • In Concert (King Biscuit)
  • Horse with No Name
  • The Grand Cayman Concert
  • Live In Concert: Wildwood Springs
Video albums
  • The Last Unicorn
Singles
  • "A Horse with No Name"
  • "I Need You"
  • "Ventura Highway"
  • "Muskrat Love"
  • "Tin Man"
  • "Lonely People"
  • "Sister Golden Hair"
  • "Daisy Jane"
  • "Woman Tonight"
  • "Today's the Day"
  • "Amber Cascades"
  • "You Can Do Magic"
  • "Right Before Your Eyes"
  • "The Border"
Related articles
  • Discography


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