John Denver's 'Higher Ground'

Reaching for the Magical Higher Ground of John Denver's Music,

These pages feature MIDIs and Media of John's musical & lyrical legacy

You're listening to John's "The Wings that Fly Us Home,"

Beautifully sequenced by Lorrieann Russell

If you would like to actually hear John Denver singing

"Higher Ground,"

Click the link button above and you'll hear

the complete song in the mp3 format

as well as see photos of Greenland's

John Denver Peak!

If you have a cable modem or DSL, the download time

should be about 10-30 seconds. A slower connection

will take, of course, much longer to download.

I've previously recommended using Crescendo for playing

MIDI's and mp3's from web pages. Live-Update has gone

out of business and Crescendo is no longer available. If you

still have the program on your computer, it will continue to work.

Background is photo of Engineer Mountain, taken from Cinnamon Pass.....

in the San Juan Mountains, between Silverton and Lake City, Colorado

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(Presently being updated)

Now, I'd suggest downloading Windows Media Player

if you don't already have it installed. Don't have the

most current version? Click the logo at the right and

get the correct version for your Operating System

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This page was last updated: June 8, 2011

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Thanks so Much for Visiting,

Dave Snouffer

from Toledo, Ohio

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