Good version, some versions strayed so far from the original as to make the song almost unrecognizable. I have yet to hear a live cut, where they played the instruments like the studio take. But this is the closest so far.
One of my all-time favorite songs! Love this live version! Reminds me of summers in high school...most of my friends liked the hard rock, but I was (and am) a country rocker...long live the Eagles, Poco, and Pure Prarie League!
Cool!! I wonder whatever happened to my copy of this LP.
Funny, I'm Jonesing for Pure Prairie this morning, and I find a very nice cover of In & Out Of Love/Amie by a couple of Brits, but there on the other versions is one by Lita Ford.....from The Runaways??
@OregonTracker - Yes, this is from the hard to find “Live: Taken the Stage“. There’s a similar version on the 10 song “Live!: Extended Versions” cd available for a fraction of the cost.
from cincinnati, know the Goshorns personally for years - my age 56 - Vince Gill was never close to being in Pure Prairie League - funny thought though :-) kinda? :-)
@MartinWSchumacher _ PPL’s highest charting song “Let me love you tonight” released in 1980, was sung by Vince Gill. At the time none of the original band members where in the band.
I as fortunate enough to grow up in Cincinnati where most of the early band was from. I was a musician and knew the Goshorn Brothers and Craig Fuller. Don't know about Craig but the Goshorns still make good music.
I saw PPL in Dothan, AL in 1978 or 79. Or maybe in was 1980 - whatever. They opened for the Charlie Daniels Band, and Vince Gill had joined the band (he took Craig Fuller's place). Their version of "Aimee" was awesome.
The original lead guitar line is one of the greatest parts ever recorded. I am surprised it was not played note for note by the band. But I recognize their right to do it their way.
I've got just about every album they put out "Live Takin the Stage " Which was that version is the best of all and that was the best incarnation of the band Larry Goshorn, Billy Hinds, Mike Rielly ,John David Call ,Mike Connor,&George Ed Powell. They'll never be another like that group !!!
Good version, some versions strayed so far from the original as to make the song almost unrecognizable. I have yet to hear a live cut, where they played the instruments like the studio take. But this is the closest so far.
TampaBayster 4 months ago
I love this version. The album is great but there is nothing like LIVE!!! I miss these guys!! What a great time and era in our lives.
seau2007 5 months ago
thumbs up if your names amy :)
amy027 5 months ago
thank you 4 posting this hard to find kick ass version of this song
bernardbuchanan 5 months ago
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TheDockman99 5 months ago in playlist southern Rock
One of my all-time favorite songs! Love this live version! Reminds me of summers in high school...most of my friends liked the hard rock, but I was (and am) a country rocker...long live the Eagles, Poco, and Pure Prarie League!
Peoria3165 6 months ago
so cool
sparks158 6 months ago
Cool!! I wonder whatever happened to my copy of this LP.
Funny, I'm Jonesing for Pure Prairie this morning, and I find a very nice cover of In & Out Of Love/Amie by a couple of Brits, but there on the other versions is one by Lita Ford.....from The Runaways??
teenonator 7 months ago
hahaha i was named after this song
amezfallen 8 months ago
those were great days, firing up a doob and kicking back and listening to PPL, Poco and early Eagles
userboy6 8 months ago
Great song.... isn't this one from the "Live - Takin the Stage" record? I seem to recall this version...their best, in my opinion...
OregonTracker 1 year ago
@OregonTracker - Yes, this is from the hard to find “Live: Taken the Stage“. There’s a similar version on the 10 song “Live!: Extended Versions” cd available for a fraction of the cost.
kidkongdw 1 year ago
from cincinnati, know the Goshorns personally for years - my age 56 - Vince Gill was never close to being in Pure Prairie League - funny thought though :-) kinda? :-)
MartinWSchumacher 1 year ago
@MartinWSchumacher _ PPL’s highest charting song “Let me love you tonight” released in 1980, was sung by Vince Gill. At the time none of the original band members where in the band.
kidkongdw 1 year ago
@MartinWSchumacher the hell he wasn't! I've seen video of Vince with PPL on here!!! Are you HIGH?
vivian2gin 5 months ago
I as fortunate enough to grow up in Cincinnati where most of the early band was from. I was a musician and knew the Goshorn Brothers and Craig Fuller. Don't know about Craig but the Goshorns still make good music.
charlesmaxmillion 1 year ago
nice video
willymon54 1 year ago
As an Amie, we like to have fun, but don't think you can own us or we'll walk everytime. We grace you with our presence, not the other way around.
jbro6969 1 year ago
I saw a performance by PPL on I believe Austin Ciy Limits or Soundstage when Vince Gill was in the band, needless to say they kicked some major ass.
naturaltoby 1 year ago
I saw PPL in 1977 at Ithaca College. A beautiful sunny May day made even more beautiful by a doobie and the League.
knowncomic 1 year ago
great tune,years later
WT9911 2 years ago 2
saw them on Reed Quadrangle at University of Georgia in 1970 or 71. Makes me high again just to hear it. Thanks.
ladrikius 2 years ago
This is their best performance. love it.
alternativereality 2 years ago
Great song!!!!
Thank you very much!
Gyorgyi1 2 years ago
I saw PPL in Dothan, AL in 1978 or 79. Or maybe in was 1980 - whatever. They opened for the Charlie Daniels Band, and Vince Gill had joined the band (he took Craig Fuller's place). Their version of "Aimee" was awesome.
TennisGuyFL 2 years ago
TennisGuy, I was about to ask wasn't Vince Gill a part of PPL for a while and then I read your comment. Thanks Much
MultiBaldEagle 2 years ago
The original lead guitar line is one of the greatest parts ever recorded. I am surprised it was not played note for note by the band. But I recognize their right to do it their way.
podline6 2 years ago
very good!Thank's! :)))
Gyorgyi1 3 years ago
I've got just about every album they put out "Live Takin the Stage " Which was that version is the best of all and that was the best incarnation of the band Larry Goshorn, Billy Hinds, Mike Rielly ,John David Call ,Mike Connor,&George Ed Powell. They'll never be another like that group !!!
measta1t 2 years ago
I think John David Call on steel sounds excellent. I like the way he does Flat Tire Merle on this LP.
treefishing 3 years ago
Saw these guys open for Lynyrd Skynyrd at Lakeland Civic Center in '75. Great song!
cosmogman 3 years ago
How was Skynyrd?
scoobiesnk 3 years ago
They were fantastic - bare feet and the stars and bars.
cosmogman 3 years ago
love dis song!!!:)
SkiiBunny196 3 years ago
someone tell the drummer to quit speeding up !
spikew2007 3 years ago
great. keep up the great work. mp
sagotk 3 years ago
missed the "swing" with a too fast tempo
guppiman 3 years ago
Excellent.
Ledhead323 3 years ago