Pure Prairie League

Pure Prairie League was formed in 1969 in Waverly, Ohio. The band's name came from a 1939 movie called Dodge City, featuring a women's temperance society called the Pure Prairie League. Their eponymous RCA debut LP in 1971 featured a 1927 Saturday Evening Post cover showing an old cowboy, surrounded by mementos, wistfully listening to an LP on his Victrola. The band has continually been a strong presence on the touring circuit and continues to pack venues from coast to coast. Now in their 54th year, Pure Prairie League's music is as vital and fresh as ever, featuring their trademark vocal harmonies and razor-sharp instrumentation.