About
Pure Prairie League (PPL) is one of the earliest and most successful country rock bands in history. Pure Prairie League and the Eagles are two groups often credited with bringing the country rock genre to a national music audience, with PPL being best known for their iconic 1972 hit "Amie". Having a frequently melodic, ballad-driven sound, PPL's roots can be found in Waverly, Ohio. In that city, from about 1964 to 1969, guitarist/singer-songwriter Craig Fuller Read more on Last.fm
Genres
- classic rock
- country rock
- folk rock
- mellow gold
- singer-songwriter
- soft rock
Frequently Asked Questions
- What was Pure Prairie League's number one hit?
- What was Pure Prairie League's number one hit? Pure Prairie League's most iconic and successful hit is "Amie,"
- Did Vince Gill write any songs for Pure Prairie League?
- Did Vince Gill write any songs for Pure Prairie League? Yes, Vince Gill contributed significantly as a songwriter during his time with Pure Prairie League. After joining the band in 1978, Gill not only brought his distinct vocals and musicianship but also penned several songs for the group. Notably, Gill wrote and co-wrote tracks on the albums *Can't Hold Back* (1979) and *Firin' Up* (1980). For example, "I Can't Stop This Feelin'"
- Who sang the original Amie by Pure Prairie League?
- Who sang the original Amie by Pure Prairie League? The original version of "Amie"
- Is Pure Prairie League still performing?
- Is Pure Prairie League still performing? Yes, Pure Prairie League is still actively performing and touring, delighting fans with their timeless blend of rock and pop-infused country music. Despite lineup changes over the decades, the band continues to draw enthusiastic crowds at concerts and music festivals across the United States. Their live shows often feature classic hits like "Amie,"
- Was Vince Gill an original member of Pure Prairie League?
- Was Vince Gill an original member of Pure Prairie League? No, Vince Gill was not an original member of Pure Prairie League. The band was formed in 1969 in Waverly, Ohio, by founding members Craig Fuller, George Ed Powell, and John David Call. Vince Gill joined Pure Prairie League nearly a decade later in 1978, after the band had already established its reputation with hits like "Amie."