Pure Prairie League, All in Good Time - 45m 15s

Tracks & Durations

1. Gettin' Over You	3:49
2. I Sure Do Miss You	3:35
3. Don't Go Confessing Your Love	3:14
4. Walking In My Sleep	3:08
5. Nothing Like The Lonely	3:45
6. Here Tomorrow, Gone Today	3:28
7. Meant To Be	3:09
8. That Changes Everything Again	4:01
9. One Of Those Things	3:46
10. Cajun Girl	4:06
11. The Cost Of Doing Business	4:50
12. If You Could Say What I'm Thinking	4:18

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Review

Though Pure Prairie League's sound hasn't appreciably changed since the heartland band's 1970s heyday, what was then classified as country-rock now sounds like mainstream country. With a breezy blend of acoustic and electric guitars, midtempo melodies, and soaring harmonies, songs such as "Walking in My Sleep," "Meant to Be," and "That Changes Everything Again" are instantly recognizable as the same band that broke big with "Amie." For the band's first album in more than a decade, founding frontman Craig Fuller returns to the helm, cowriting most of the material and providing vocals that are both luminous and soulful. On "Nothing Like the Lonely," the bluesy slide guitar, Cajun accordion, and vocal counterpoint from Jonell Mosser recall Fuller's stint in Little Feat (as does his dip into that band's catalog for "Cajun Girl"). Yet the guitar twang of Fuller and Curtis Wright, along with the steel guitar, fiddle, and other instrumentation from Fats Kaplin, puts most of the arrangements in the country camp. --Don McLeese

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All in Good Time

Tracks: 12, Disk length: 45m 37s (+0m 22s)

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