The Best of John Denver Live

by John Denver

Overview

The Best of John Denver Live captures the singer at his charity Wildlife Concert in 1995. Denver runs through many of his best-known songs ("Take Me Home, Country Roads," "Rocky Mountain High," "Sunshine on My Shoulders," "Annie's Song") as well as two songs ("I'm Sorry," "I Think I'd Rather Be a Cowboy") that he previously had not recorded. It's a pleasant enough record, but the performance isn't particularly noteworthy, and even collectors will find it rather inconsequential. ~ Rodney Batdorf

Product Details

Release Date:	12/06/2011
Label:	Bmg / Sony Music
UPC:	0886978821027
Rank:	107710

Tracks

1. Rocky Mountain High
2. Country Roads
3. Back Home Again
4. I Guess He'd Rather Be in Colorado
5. Matthew
6. Sunshine on My Shoulders
7. Darcy Farrow
8. Wild Montana Skies
9. Leaving on a Jet Plane/Goodbye Again; Goodbye Again/Leaving on a Jet Plane
10. Bet on the Blues
11. I'd Rather Be a Cowboy (Lady's Chains)
12. Fly Away
13. I'm Sorry
14. Annie's Song
15. Poems, Prayers & Promises
16. Calypso

Album Credits

Performance Credits

John Denver   Primary Artist
James Burton   Guitar

Technical Credits

Bob Irwin   Producer,Editing,Engineer
Kris O'Connor   Music Supervisor
John Harris   Engineer
Roy Buchanan   Composer
Thom Cadley   Engineer
Bill Danoff   Composer
Gary Pacheco   Executive Producer
Vic Anesini   Mixing,Editing,Engineer,Mastering
John Denver   Composer,Liner Notes
Dick Kniss   Composer
Jim Caruana   Assistant Engineer
Mike Taylor   Composer
Tom Campbell   Composer
Tom Paxton   Composer
Jen Wyler   Assistant Engineer
Jessica Sowin   Product Manager
Howard Fritzson   Art Direction
Maxim Langstaff   Liner Notes,Executive Producer
Harold Thau   Executive Producer
Michael Taylor   Composer
Karen Kuehn   Photography
Steve Voudouris   Production Coordination
Andy Kadison   Executive Producer
Stephan Herman   Executive Producer
Nicholas Bennett   Packaging Manager
Art Wolfe   Photography
T. Paxton   Composer
Taffy Nivert   Composer
Steve Gillette   Composer