“Across The Prairie”

by Fire, Water, Air
1977 song

"Across The Prairie" sounds like its title suggests. It’s a pleasant acoustic hippie tune done in something like a Neil Young style. "Across The Prairie" was first released on an 8-track tape in 1977 called Golden Sunrise by Fire, Water, Air. That musical venture often included Sky Saxon but not on this song; it’s sung by another. Golden Sunrise, with "Across The Prairie" and its close cousin "Just Moving On", has been issued on vinyl and CD since the original 8-track.

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