Originally from Ohio, the Pure Prairie League were one of the first and most successful of the 1970's country-rock bands. Like their contemporaries in Poco, the band took a long time to find mainstream commercial success, scoring their first big hit, "Aime," in 1975, after playing together for more than half a decade. The band became a staple of 'Seventies Top 40 AOR, though their crossover success in the country charts was pretty limited. Here's a quick look at their work...
Pure Prairie League "Mementos: 1971-1987" (Rushmore, 1987)
Pure Prairie League "Greatest Hits" (RCA, 1999)
Pure Prairie League "Best Of Pure Prairie League" (Mercury Nashville, 1995)
Pure Prairie League "Pure Prairie League/Bustin Out" (Acadia, 2006)
Pure Prairie League "Bustin Out/Two Lane Highway" (Floating World, 2013)
Pure Prairie League "If The Shoes Fits/Just Fly/Dance" (Floating World, 2013)
Pure Prairie League "Pure Prairie League" (RCA, 1972) (LP)
Pure Prairie League "Bustin' Out" (RCA, 1972)
Pure Prairie League "Two Lane Highway" (RCA, 1975)
Pure Prairie League "If The Shoe Fits" (RCA, 1976)
Pure Prairie League "Dance" (RCA, 1976)
Pure Prairie League "Takin' The Stage" (RCA, 1977)
Pure Prairie League "Just Fly" (RCA, 1978)
Pure Prairie League "Can't Hold Back" (One Way Records, 1979)
Pure Prairie League "Firin' Up" (Casablanca, 1980)
Pure Prairie League "Something In The Night" (Casablanca, 1981)
Pure Prairie League "All In Good Time" (Thirty Tigers, 2005) B000FP2ZUI
