#PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE DISCOGRAPHY PLUS#

I could then either have these as a twofer or (and I'm thinking about this) sequencing them differently for a 'Best Of Morning' album. (All other links on the net have gone dead). So, here's my question: Would you mind posting the second Morning album as well? It also linked to two songs from the follow up album that you don't seem to like, but to my ears sound just as good. Read the article you linked to, very interesting (and amazingly detailed) stuff. Mostly great stuff, though I could live without the aimless jazz solo in 'And I'm gone' that spoils what is an intriguing opening and a nice finish. Despite considering myself somewhat of an expert in the country rock of the late 60s/early 70s (especially all the Byrds/Buffalo offspring) I had literally never heard of this band, not even in passing, before stumbling upon it here on your blog. The album cover is the official cover, unchanged. Maybe it's not weird enough for the types of people who like to discover obscure gems? These guys were writing songs that should have been hits, with lush multiple part harmonies, good lyrics, and catchy melodies. But, unfortunately, Morning remains just as obscure as ever.

Nick Drake's music is a good example of that. This is the one to have.ДЄ lot of great music that was ignored when it came out has been rediscovered decades later. My least favorite song here would be better than the best song on that second album.

I don't know what it is, but this album had a spark that one did not.

#PURE PRAIRIE LEAGUE DISCOGRAPHY PLUS#

In short, this was a group that had multiple singers and songwriters, and were briefly together for this album plus one in 1972, 'Struck like Silver,' that isn't nearly as good.

However, I did come across this one informative essay: But instead the band is so obscure that Wikipedia doesn't even have a page about them, and it's hard to find anything about them on the Internet at all. In a better world, this album would have sold millions of copies. I would consider it a five-star album that's similar and equal to the best albums done by Crosby, Stills and Nash, the Byrds, America, and the like, in the mellow country rock vein. I didn't do anything to this album - I just really love it and want to help more people discover it.

Pure prairie league discography