“Fly Me Back” A Tribute to American Soldiers by Marty Falle Official Video Released

Sept. 17, 2010 - PRLog -- Marty Falle has just released his latest music video for the song "Fly Me Back" off his “Dingtown” album. This video is a tribute to the American soldier who gives up so much to ensure every citizen a life of freedom and security. The artist encourages donations to the Wounded Warrior Project, which is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that helps severely injured service men and woman. Donations are accepted at http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org.

Marty Falle is an up and coming country music artist from Ohio who’s often compared to such artists as Kenny Chesney, Alan Jackson and Clint Black. Falle's first single, "Hoochie Coochie Gal from the Buckeye State" has exploded on the Internet with over 1.2 MILLION views.

Marty comes from a military family and his intention behind the video for “Fly Me Back” is to get every wounded American soldier the help and comfort they need. Many of these service men and women have families and responsibilities just like everyone else. An injury while serving our country can cause drastic lifestyle changes. Helping an American soldier can be our way of saying thank you for the freedom we get to enjoy every day. You can find out more in regards to this project and make donations by visiting http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org.

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Marty Falle’s “Fly Me Back” is a patriotic video tribute to veterans and the American soldier. The Wounded War Project is very close to Marty’s heart and he hopes that this video will encourage you to donate to such a wonderful cause. Marty Falle's hit song, "Hoochie Coochie Gal From the Buckeye State" performed by Dingtown from the album, Ohio has reached over 1 million hits on YouTube.com.