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    American Flyer

    American Flyer comprised Craig Fuller (formerly of Pure Prairie League), Doug Yule (ex-Velvet Underground), Steve Katz (ex-Blood, Sweat & Tears) and Eric Kaz.

    Their eponymous debut album (1976) was produced by George Martin. They followed this with Spirit Of A Woman (1977).

    Craig Fuller
    Vocals, guitar
    Eric Kaz
    Vocals, guitar, keyboards
    Steve Katz
    Guitar, vocals
    Doug Yule
    Bass, vocals

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