John Denver was an acoustic artist who fell into the categories of pop, country, folk, and rock. In essence, he was just a great performer and singer. That being so, some other classics that helped ...

John Denver achieved his greatest success in the 70s. But his last Top 40 hit gave him an adult contemporary foothold in 1982.

Despite a seemingly wholesome career of sunny country folk and light TV, John Denver had an FBI file on him since the 1970s for supposed subversive activity.

Singer John Denver`s wholesome smile and gosh-gee-golly gush reached iconographic proportions in the `70s–he probably has been called ”smarmy” as much as any entertainer. But sitt… ...

John Denver was born on Dec. 31, 1943, into an Air Force family, according to IMDb. His father was an Air Force officer and moved his family around quite a bit.

John Denver was no Bob Dylan. He was no Paul Simon or Paul McCartney, no Elton or Elvis, no icon or inspiration for his generation or any other. He was a guy with goofy hair, granny glasses, a cloy… ...

Departed John Denver treasured his home life when he wasn’t on stage, pal says: 'He would always miss the kids' The 'Rocky Mountain High' singer passed away in 1997 at age 53 ...

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 a documented wife beater, dog shooter and bad drunk. His "music" was sappy and his name was phony, yet apparently your readers ate up your tribute with a spoon.

John Denver is everywhere in Aspen, but mostly in the mountains. Very few, if anyone, has ever been able to epitomize what it means to live in Colorado like he did.

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 ...