Fly - Jeffrey Pepper Rodgers - solo version

Lennon Award winner for best country song in the 2008 John Lennon Songwriting Contest. This solo version is played with a three-string partial capo. Performed as a duet with Lisa Gentile on JPR's Humming My Way Back Home (available at iTunes, Amazon MP3, CD Baby, and jeffreypepperrodgers.com).

Category:

Music

Tags:

• country
• duet
• flatpicking
• fiddle tune
• sally
• goodin
• partial capo
• songwriting

[TheWolfDogMoon]

I had entered the John Lennon Songwriting contest a few years back on a whim. you had one the year before, so I had downloaded this song from that site. such a great tune. keep rocking, brother. I sent you a friend request. Fly is very uplifting. check out my original songs if you get the chance, you might like them. peace out.

[jeffreypepperrodgers]

@TheWolfDogMoon Appreciate it--thanks for listening and reaching out. Best of luck with your music.

[GDguitarplayer]

Is that a capo on the bottom three strings?

Sounds great man! Thank you very much.

[jeffreypepperrodgers]

It's a three-string capo (Shubb C7B) holding down an open A chord--second, third, and fourth strings at the second fret.

[richiemabie]

@jeffreypepperrodgers So if the capo is holding an open A chord do you play in the key of A ? Sounds schweet !

[jeffreypepperrodgers]

@richiemabie Yup--key of A. The studio version was in the key of G, but I raised it to A to play it this way. Thanks for listening...

[oneswinter]

thank you. 

[JennaBearrr]

Love this so much.



[TheWolfDogMoon]

love this song

[GibsonHummingbird]

ONLY 471 views ... a travesty.

[oneswinter]

i remember when i first heard you play "new speedway boogie". i myself watched it countless times, an shared it with many others. inspiration at is best

thanks from AZ!

[GibsonHummingbird]

Excellent Jeff ... Harvey Reid is the partial capo supremo though. Great song well played ...lovely stuff.