Pure Prairie League - "Amie" (Live 1974 Audio Only) video free download

Yevkasem1417

This song came from an album/CD made from a Radio simulcast of a concert played in a club in Denver Colorado in 1974. CD name is Songs of Pure Harmony. Craig Fuller had left the band before this was recorded. Larry Goshorn is lead vocalist. I believe it was remastered and re-released later. It's pretty raw, but John David Call's Pedal Steel alone makes it worth listening to.

Patrick o Donovan

vince gill ? LOL

Hambone Jones

Dang ol now this ain't no Pure goddamn Prairie League here now. Sayin to ya this heres summin else actin like they is.

guitarbluz62

Uh...this is NOT PPL! Just horrible....

Tammy Mitchell

wow and just to think, i used to sit in the front yard when they played. those were the days!

Jay Stein

Check out this video on YouTube:Morning wake up

Charles Foreman

Wow! I've never heard this... Who's playing Banjo? One poster below implies this not PPL. Well they do a great imitation!! I'd say from the harmonies blend this is them Very impressed that such emeralds can be found still!!

Eric Kaz

Ha-ha! :) I'm not ACTUALLY Eric Kaz, sorry about that! I'm just a huge fan who adores his songwriting, and the Craig Fuller - Eric Kaz album. I have most of Eric's albums posted besides "1000 Years of Sorrow" and American Flyer's "Spirit Of A Woman". If you've never heard the Craig Fuller - Eric Kaz album you probably need to hear it ASAP, it's simply amazing. Especially tracks like "Feel That Way Again", "Cry Like A Rainstorm", "Annabella", and "Restless Sea"! Thanks for your time :)

912beef

An honor to hear someone chime in who not only knows what was happening but was there to participate. I wish I would have known more about Craig Fuller's career esp after PPL, but the point I was making was in response to someone asking if Vince Gill played the solo on the original Amie. I was explaining that Vince came years after Amie was recorded and that Craig Fuller was long gone by then. BTW, I listened to the American Flyer stuff and I so love that era for country rock. Great Job!

Eric Kaz

Close, but not exactly. Craig Fuller (Write of Amie) departed from Pure Prairie League in 1975 in order to work with Eric Kaz, and a few other musicians in the band "American Flyer", they released their first album in 1976. I think in 1974 Craig Fuller would still be in PPL, but it's possible he's not. It's hard to say if this is authentic due to that, also due to the fact at how high the quality is. An audience recording wouldn't sound like this.

Mike Woolley

YYeeeaaaaaaahhhhhhh HHaaawwwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhh

912beef

Vince didn't join the band until 1979. Amie was written and sung by a guy named Craig Fuller who, to my understanding, left the band before the album was released. So, nobody who ever saw PPL perform Amie as a hit song ever heard the original singer do it. Vince's big hit with PPL was during their Pop Radio days called "(Let Me) Love You Tonight".

mark y

did Vince Gill do the original guitar solo

mjrix

Let that banjo R-I-N-G!

John E Brown

cool vibe I vote for the banjo too, always a favorite tune to jam!

JDoubleOP

not ready, i'm still not tuned

mackhomie6

Lol wow. Are they drunk or what? That guitar was clearly not in tune when he tested it, then he continued playing anyway. Jesus, everything about this is bad.

Michael Doherty

I can't get enough of this version! Why oh why wasn't there a banjo on the studio version?! I wish i was alive then to see this live

Bill Noppinger

good live version..... thanks to Teresa Harris for turning me on to PPL back in the day

regulardave57

WTF - this is a bar band

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