A visit to Rocky Mountain National Park may have you singing Rocky Mountain High once you have experienced the splendid ...

In addition to “Jet Plane,” Sinatra recorded the Denver songs “My Sweet Lady,” “Like a Sad Song,” and “The Game is Over.” Sinatra co-starred on Denver’s 1976 ABC-TV special, John ...

A Tribute to John Denver, a country music legend, will be performed by Ted Vigil at Appalachian Theatre of the High Country ...

‘Annie’s Song’ by John Denver has warmed hearts and souls for almost 50 years. It is amazing to think that such a cultural song could have been written in a mere 10 minutes and on a ski lift ...

“Annie’s Song” was written for Denver’s then-wife Annie Martell. Like much of Denver’s music, he conflates his romantic love with a force of nature. Denver was perched above the Colorado ...

A residence in Aspen, Colorado, that was once John Denver’s guest house and music studio hit the market last week for $8.495 million. Sitting on 5 acres, the two structures were originally a ...

Later, “John Denver’s Greatest Hits, Volume 2” (1977) showcased Denver’s continued success, featuring hits from his recent albums. Reviews and Critiques of John’s Songs Critical Acclaim ...

The song, MGK's fourth top 40 Hot 100 hit and Jelly Roll's seventh, reimagines Denver's breakthrough anthem "Take Me Home, Country Roads," which journeyed to No. 2 on the Hot 100 in 1971.

Get the complete lyrics to Annie’s Song, a timeless love song celebrated for its beautiful and sincere expression.

In 2007, an attempt was made to replace Fynn’s "Where the Columbines Grow" with John Denver's 1973 hit song "Rocky Mountain High." But despite the controversy over how some viewed the Denver ...

The lyrics for "Annie's Song" – the 1974 ballad by singer-songwriter John Denver – are engraved on a boulder at the John Denver Sanctuary in Aspen, Colorado: "That's beautiful," said Annie ...

John Denver topped the charts with “Annie’s Song,” a 1974 single about his then-wife, Annie Martell. It’s considered one of the most romantic songs ever, but Denver and Martell’s ...