American Flyer (band) explained

American Flyer was an American folk rock supergroup.

American Flyer formed in 1976 and released two successful albums on United Artists before disbanding in 1978.^[1] They also charted one minor hit, "Let Me Down Easy", which hit No. 80 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in 1976.Their self-titled first album is also notable for having been produced by Beatles producer, George Martin.^[2]

Members

• Craig Fuller (of Pure Prairie League)
• Eric Kaz (of Blues Magoos)
• Steve Katz (of Blood, Sweat & Tears)
• Doug Yule (of Velvet Underground)

Discography

American Flyer (album)

Italic Title:	no
American Flyer
Type:	studio
Artist:	American Flyer
Cover:	AmericanFlyer.jpg
Released:	1976
Genre:	Folk rock
Length:	35:53
Label:	United Artists
Producer:	George Martin
Next Title:	Spirit of a Woman
Next Year:	1977

Track listing

• Reached No. 87 on the Billboard 200.

Spirit of a Woman

Italic Title:	no
Spirit of a Woman
Type:	studio
Artist:	American Flyer
Cover:	SpiritOfAWoman.jpg
Released:	1977
Genre:	Folk rock
Length:	31:05
Label:	United Artists
Producer:	American Flyer, Ken Friesen
Prev Title:	American Flyer
Prev Year:	1976

Track listing

• Reached No. 171 on the Billboard 200

Notes and References

1. American Flyer
2. Book: The Guinness Encyclopedia of Popular Music. Colin Larkin. Guinness Publishing. 1992. First. 0-85112-939-0. 77.