• Amy Farris, Roger McGuinn, “I’ll Fly Away”

    Angela Easterling Posted On October 1, 2009
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    Hey everyone, check out the beautiful rendition of “I’ll Fly Away” by Roger McGuinn, recorded just yesterday. He tells me he was thinking of Amy Farris when he sang it. I’m thinking about all of us playing that song at the gospel music show we did at The Mint in Los Angeles August ’06 when this picture (below) was taken. Thought you might like to hear it.

    Here’s the link to the song: http://www.ibiblio.org/jimmy/folkden/index.html/

    (L to R) Carl Byron, Sam Park, Amy Farris, Me, Dave Phenicie, Dusty Wakeman, Bryson Jones and Anne McCue




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