Where is Zachary John Denver now? Discover his whereabouts, including his life, career, the impact of his father's career on ...

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

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 ...

The artists assembled for a new John Denver tribute record, The Music Is You, likely fall into the latter category. The album, out April 2, showcases some of Denver's most beloved songs, ...

John Denver's immortal, occasionally controversial anthem "Rocky Mountain High" was released five decades ago, and Coloradans can celebrate with a major concert and a hiking trail.

John Denver died when the plane he was piloting crashed near Pacific Grove, California, on Oct. 12, 1997. John and Annie Denver at the 1975 premiere of the film "The Great Waldo Pepper." ...

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, 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 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.

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 ...