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John Denver: Rocky Mountain High - Live in Japan (2003)
Arguably one of the most beloved American performers of the 20th century, John Denver had a career that saw him sell over 40 million albums worldwide while winning numerous awards, including 2 Grammy® Awards, 3 AMA's, 1 Emmy and 2 CMA's. "Rocky Mountain High: Live In Japan" is a 1981 concert from his 7-show tour of Japan and features a wonderful selection of hits from his career, including 4 of his 5 #1 hits: "Annie's Song", "Calypso", "Sunshine On My Shoulders" & "Thank God I'm A Country Boy".
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Arguably one of the most beloved American performers of the 20th century, John Denver had a career that saw him sell over 40 million albums worldwide while winning numerous awards, including 2 Grammy® Awards, 3 AMA's, 1 Emmy and 2 CMA's. "Rocky Mountain High: Live In Japan" is a 1981 concert from his 7-show tour of Japan and features a wonderful selection of hits from his career, including 4 of his 5 #1 hits: "Annie's Song", "Calypso", "Sunshine On My Shoulders" & "Thank God I'm A Country Boy".
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Genre:Music
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In Theaters:10/13/2003
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Runtime:75 minutes
Studio:Eagle Rock Entertainment
Cast
Director
John Denver
Self - Lead Vocals, Guitar
Renée Armand
Self - Vocals
Hal Blaine
Self - Drums
Denny Brooks
Self - Vocals, Guitar
James Burton
Self - Lead Guitar
Chuck Fiore
Self - Bass
Glen D. Hardin
Self - Keyboards
Jim Horn
Self - Flute, Saxophone
Herb Pedersen
Self - Guitar, Banjo, Vocals
Danny Wheetman
Self - Fiddle, Mandolin, Harmonica, Vocals
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