REVIEW of of John Denver Web Page on
     Blaise Faint's Reviews of Ezine's 
     (http://sunsite.unc.edu/faint/eziner/index.html)
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                             ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGH
                                       
   Reviewed by:
          Blaise Faint...
          
   Recommendation:
          Sets the standard by which all future John Denver web pages
          will be judged...
          
   KEYWORDS:
          environment, John Denver, music, poetry,...
          
   
   
   Review: 1995 06 16
   
   To many people, John Denver is a folk singer who sang such seventies
   hits as "Thank God I'm a Country Boy," "Take Me Home Country Road,"
   and "Rocky Mountain High." To others, he is much, MUCH MORE!
   
   As I am not a John Denver expert, I cannot verify the information to
   be found in the Rocky Mountain High web pages, but there sure is a lot
   of it! At Rocky Mountain High, you will truly learn more than you ever
   imagined there is to know about the man, his music, and his love for
   the environment. Topics include the New CD - THE WILDLIFE CONCERT,
   John Denver's Career, the John Denver Discography, John Denver Fan
   Clubs around the World, John Denver on Television, About John's Songs,
   and Other John Denver Resources, but my favorite part has to be the
   Poetry Dedicated to John Denver [an excerpt follows]:
   
YOUR SONGS TO ME ARE FLOWERS

   by Emily M. Parris
   Dedicated to John Denver
   
     Your songs to me are flowers
     Each one a different hue
     Expressing all the happiness
     The truth you find in you
   
   [Copyright by Emily M. Parris]
   
   That pretty much says it all. But again, there is much, much more...
   in addition, Rocky Mountain High provides information about John
   Denver's concern for the world and the environment, which goes far
   beyond what we hear in the lyrics to his music. He founded The
   Windstar Foundation, The Hunger Project, and Plant-It 2000. For
   information about these and other John Denver environmental concerns,
   Rocky Mountain High is the definitive starting point.
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