With all due respect to the late John Denver, “Almost Heaven” is not West Virginia. Although I’ve never been there, I am sure it is a nice place. But Almost Heaven to me is Acworth or ...

The opening line of the famous John Denver ballad is "Almost Heaven, West Virginia." It's a lyric that rings true for most native West Virginians and many who have called the state home at one time or ...

Take Me Home, Country Roads is one of John Denver’s most famous songs, capturing the essence of longing and connection to nature. Its simple yet powerful lyrics and memorable melody have made it ...

For fans of troubadour John Denver, the latest production starring on stage at Munster's Theatre at the Center is a must see."Almost Heaven: John Denver's America" continues through March 22 ...

When the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) announced a search for the country’s first civilian astronaut, musician John Denver had a recommendation: himself. “{I} ...

John Denver, born on December 31, 1943, was a well-known American singer-songwriter who made simple, honest music. His songs like “Take Me Home, Country Roads” and “Rocky Mountain High ...

In his early memories, Chris Collins was 13 and running errands with his father when he first heard John Denver's music. “He threw the keys to me in the car and said, ‘Here, listen to the radio for a ...

Described as “among the most beloved entertainers of his era,” John Denver was an American musical icon who achieved great success with his down-to-earth acoustic sound. Almost Heaven ...

Their hymn of choice? "Take Me Home, Country Roads," John Denver's elegy to the serene landscape that scrawls across the Mid-Atlantic. It seems the iconic track is a hit among those hailing from ...

He was born John Deutschendorf in Roswell, N.M. We always knew our mountains were beautiful, but when he put our thoughts to his lyrics in ... began stretching, “Almost Heaven, West Virginia ...

Machine Gun Kelly and Jelly Roll have shared the video for their collaboration “Lonely Road,” which nods to John Denver’s country classic “Take Me Home, Country Roads.” “We worked on ...