About this album
Where they were
Released on June 3, 1983, 'Your Move' was America’s seventh studio album and came during a transition in their career after their peak commercial success in the 1970s. The band sought to revitalize their sound while navigating changing musical landscapes, moving towards a more polished production style compared to earlier works.
Why it matters
'Your Move' features the hit single 'You Can Do Magic,' which peaked at number eight on the Billboard Hot 100. Although it marked a shift in America’s sound, it received mixed reviews, reflecting both nostalgia for their earlier hits and criticism for its mainstream pop direction.
Essential tracks
- "You Can Do Magic" — This track became America's biggest hit from the album, showcasing their signature harmonies and a polished, radio-friendly sound that defined the era.
- "My Kinda Woman" — Opening the album, this track highlights the band's folk rock roots with its catchy melody and heartfelt lyrics about love and admiration.
- "Love’s Worn Out Again" — This poignant ballad captures themes of lost love and nostalgia, featuring rich harmonies that resonate with listeners seeking emotional depth.
Release Date
June 3, 1983
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 My Kinda Woman 3:04
- 2 She’s a Runaway 4:02
- 3 Cast the Spirit 4:00
- 4 Love’s Worn Out Again 3:30
- 5 The Border 3:54
- 6 Your Move 3:17
- 7 Honey 3:43
- 8 My Dear 4:12
- 9 Tonight Is for Dreamers 3:14
- 10 Don’t Let Me Be Lonely 3:19
- 11 Someday Woman 3:46
