1982- John Denver - Interview with Peace focus
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- In early July 1982, John was interviewed by Bryant Gumbel with the main focus of the interview being the "Coloradans for Peace" march that was held in June of that year on the Capital steps in Denver. There were many marches held throughout the country on that day, organized by different celebrities in different locations. John spoke in depth about this in an April 1982 interview with the Colorado/Denver Council of Churches talk show hosts, which can be found in detail on our channel here: • 1982- John Denver - Pe...
Other topics were covered as well, as this was a very introspective time in John's life. Listen closely and you will hear the commitment and concern expressed.
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I wish I could reach through and give him a warm hug and thank him for sharing his gift with me.🥰
Such a perfect package. It just breaks my heart that he is gone. Thankfully his music lives on with us.
Such an intelligent, compassionate,passionate, honest human being who is missed by millions of people around the world. Whether he believed it or not, he did impact the world greatly at the time. I wish he were here today,as we need his impact even more now..
Such an honest and thoughtful man. So talented and unique. It seems he never really knew how much love he gave through his music and his public persona.
John Denver was a truly incredible human being He cared so much, he walked the talk thtough out his life, he was passionate, sincere and passionate about his causes He was a wonderful father and enjoyed fatherhood immensely There will not be another like him RIP John You are so loved and so missed❤❤
😢❤ It hurts my heart to know he was hurting... But what self-awareness to admit he did not know and to sit with the sadness and discomfort. And yes the music always his way to keep on moving. He did so much... I wish he had the chance to have a rest... A pause. ❤ thank you JD for sharing your gifts in the face of ridicule and sadness.