The state the late John Denver once called home is now honoring the legendary singer with a noteworthy tribute. Colorado lawmakers recently voted to make “Rocky Mountain High,” Denver’s love letter to his adopted state, the state’s second official song. The singer’s 1972 hit joins the state’s lesser-known “Where the Columbines Grow,” which was adopted in 1915, as the state’s co-anthem. Denver’s brother called the resolution “very cool” and said the singer would be “very honored.” Denver can thank Senator Bob Hagedorn who pushed for Denver’s song to be adopted. Hagedorn told reporters “Rocky Mountain High” has been an unofficial … Continue reading →