Pure Prairie League Vinyl Records

Pure Prairie League is an American rock and country rock band that was formed in 1965 in Waverly, Ohio. The original lineup included Craig Fuller, Tom McGrail, Jim Caughlan, and John David Call. The band had a few lineup changes over the years, with Fuller as the only original member remaining in the current lineup.

Their most successful albums include 1972's Bustin' Out, 1974's Two Lane Highway, and 1975's If The Shoe Fits. These albums contained some of their most popular songs, including "Amie", "Let Me Love You Tonight", "Falling In and Out of Love", and "Two Lane Highway".

An interesting fact about Pure Prairie League is that they are credited with being one of the first country rock bands, and their sound is considered to be the precursor to the country-rock sound popularized by The Eagles in the 1970s.