Born in Ohio, and raised in Oregon, Craig Fuller is a founding member of the pioneering Country Rock band, Pure Prairie League. While with PPL, he wrote and sang the band’s most noteworthy song, “Amie” and wrote the majority of the songs on the band’s first two, most highly acclaimed albums. From 1996 to 1997 he recorded two records for United Artists label with the band, American Flyer, the first of which was produced by famed Beatles producer Sir George Martin. In 1978 he recorded the album, “Fuller / Kaz” for the Columbia label with renowned songwriter Eric Kaz. From 1987-1994, as a member of Little Feat, he co-wrote most of the songs on Let It Roll; the band’s grammy nominated 1989 album. He also wrote or co-wrote a number of songs on Representing The Mombo (1991), and Shake Me Up”, (1993). From 1999-2001 Fuller lived in Nashville and wrote for Sony / Big Yellow Dog publishing. A father of four, he currently divides his time between North Carolina and Nashville while performing select shows; guesting with PPL, but also as a Solo act and guesting with Little Feat. Most recently, Fuller Has also started performing with His son Patrick.