Pure Prairie League is a country rock band that originated in Ohio, United States, in the late 1960s. The band was formed by Craig Fuller, who had previously played in another band called The Coachmen. The original members of Pure Prairie League also included Jim Caughlan, George Ed Powell, and John David Call. Over the years, the band has undergone several lineup changes, with Fuller being the only constant member.

Pure Prairie League's music is known for its blend of country, rock, and pop influences, and their sound has been compared to that of bands like the Eagles and Poco. Some of their most well-known songs include "Amie," "Let Me Love You Tonight," and "Falling In And Out Of Love," all of which were popular hits in the 1970s and 1980s.

Despite their success, Pure Prairie League never achieved the same level of fame as some of their contemporaries, but they have maintained a loyal fan base over the years. The band continues to tour and record new music to this day, with Craig Fuller still serving as the band's frontman.

• Craig Lee Fuller - guitar/vocals - formerly with Tree and J.D. Blackfoot.
• George Ed Powell - guitar/vocals
• Jim Lanham - bass/vocals
• John David Call - steel guitar
• Jim "Koffe" Caughlan - drums

1. "Pure Prairie League" (1972) - Great debut album with some of the best country-rock you'll ever hear.  Wonderful instrumentation with very crisp guitar and great harmonies...this album is WAY TOO SHORT!  You need this.  Standouts are "Tears", "Take It Before You Go", and "Harmony Song", but there's not a weak cut on the album.  Reissued in 1997 on CD combined with their fourth album (see Compilations). -GSH

• Craig Lee Fuller - guitar/bass/vocals
• George Ed Powell - guitar/vocals
• William Frank (aka, Billy) Hinds - drums

1. "Bustin' Out" (1972) - Single: "Falling In and Out of Love / Amie" - Without question one of the greatest country-rock albums ever made, by anybody.  Like their first album, this album is too short.  Favorite cuts are "Jazzman", "Angel No. 9", "Early Morning Riser", "Falling In and Out of Love", "Amie", and "Boulder Skies", but (like their 1st album) there is no fluff on here.  After this album, Craig Lee Fuller left and the band was never the same.  Buy this...you won't regret it. -GSH

• George Ed Powell - guitar/vocals
• Larry Goshorn - guitar - formerly with Sacred Mushroom.
• John David Call - steel guitar/banjo/dobro
• Michael Connor - keyboards
• Michael Reilly - bass
• William Frank (aka, Billy) Hinds - drums

1. "Two Lane Highway" (1975)
2. "Dance" (1976)
3. "If the Shoe Fits" (1976) - Reissued in 1997 on CD combined with their 1st album (see Compilations).
4. "Live Takin' the Stage" (1977)

• George Ed Powell - guitar/vocals
• Larry Goshorn - guitar
• Michael Connor - keyboards
• Michael Reilly - bass/vocals
• William Frank (aka, Billy) Hinds - drums
• Tim Goshorn - guitar/vocals

1. "Just Fly" (1978)

• Vince Gill - guitar/banjo/dobro/violin/vocals - formerly with bluegrass band Sundance (with Byron Berline and Dan Crary).
• Michael Connor - keyboards/synthesizer
• Michael Reilly - bass/vocals
• William Frank (aka, Billy) Hinds - drums
• Patrick Bolen - guitar/vocals

1. "Can't Hold Back" (1979)

• Vince Gill - guitar/banjo/dobro/violin/vocals
• Michael Connor - keyboards/synthesizer
• Michael Reilly - bass/vocals
• William Frank (aka, Billy) Hinds - drums
• Jeff Wilson - guitar/vocals

1. "Firin' Up" (1980) - Single: "Let Me Love You Tonight"
2. "Something in the Night" (1981)

1. "Amie and Other Hits" (1992)
2. "Best of Pure Prairie League" (1995)
3. "Pure Prairie League / If the Shoe Fits" (2-fer) (1997) - reissue of 1st and 5th albums on a single CD.
4. "Concert Classics Vol. 1" (live) (1999)
5. "Greatest Hits" (1999)