John Denver was one of the highest-selling artists of the 1970s, creating hit country songs and starring in many TV specials. He also had a long history of political activism and humanitarian work.

John Denver is associated with the Rocky Mountains, but he married a Minnesota woman who was the muse for many of his songs, while the state's cold spring inspired his first number one hit.

John Denver - Live in Japan 81 - Take Me Home, Country Roads by John Denver on YouTube. John Denver's own road began in Roswell, New Mexico where he was born Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr.

John Denver, born Henry John Deutschendorf Jr. on December 31, 1943, in Roswell, New Mexico, grew up in a military family. Frequent moves marked his childhood as his family relocated to various ...

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 ...

In October 1969, John Denver shot a pilot for a folk music TV program called “Something to Sing About.” The introductory scenes were apparently shot at Logos Teleproductions in Arlington, Va ...

Thousands of John Denver fans from all across the country had sunshine on their shoulders on Friday, as they came together to celebrate the legendary singer-songwriter at St. Peter’s inaugural ...

It’s officially the week that celebrates one of Aspen’s most famous residents: John Denver. One of the biggest international stars of the 1970s, Denver had the unique ability to put into words and ...

John Denver is associated with the Rocky Mountains, but he married a Minnesota woman who was the muse for many of his songs, while the state's cold spring inspired his first number one hit.