Kakki wrote: >Richie Furay is a Christian minister here in SoCal now, >but I've read that he still performs music in his church >and I think he has shown up to sit in a few times with >Poco in recent years.
In the Bob Harris interview, Rusty says, "Richie left the band to do 'Souther Hillman Furay' - that was a matter of David Geffen just threw so much money at him he couldn't *not* do it - we all understood, I mean I would have done it for the kind of money they were throwing at Richie - but his heart never left the band and he still comes out and plays with us and I think we'll do a project together, perhaps the next one down the line........ [and later] "Richie Furay is a minister in Colorado and so his life is his ministry - ever since I've known Richie he's always been a really kind, people person - he always cared about people and went out of his way - and he was someone people would come to when they had problems - so it's such a natural that he would evolve into a ministry, such a perfect thing for him - that's what he was meant to do." PaulC NP Follow you Dreams (Jim Messina)..."and do what you love to do" - good to be reminded sometimes. > http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio2/country/ > and click on the 'Bob Harris' link in the > top right hand 'Listen Again' section. PS This site gives a pretty good chronology of the pococommunity http://home.swipnet.se/~w-11020/Poco/bio.html
