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What tragic accident caused the death of singer-songwriter John Denver in 1997?
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Which instrument drives John Denver's 'Thank God I'm a Country Boy'?
Answer: Fiddle
Why: Band member John Sommers wrote it on a drive from Aspen to Los Angeles, and its fiddle break quotes the old tune 'Sally Goodin'.
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What weather element does John Denver celebrate as making him happy in a 1973 hit song?
Answer: Sunshine
Why: Denver penned the lyrics in Minnesota during a gloomy late-winter cold snap while daydreaming about the arrival of spring.
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Where was John Denver when he wrote his romantic hit 'Annie's Song'?
Answer: On a ski lift
Why: He composed the entire melody and lyrics in about ten minutes after completing a difficult ski run at Aspen's Bell Mountain.
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Which instrument did John Denver usually play on stage?
Answer: Acoustic guitar
Why: Denver learned to play on an antique 1910 Gibson acoustic guitar given to him by his grandmother when he was twelve years old.
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Which famous group joined John Denver for his 1979 Christmas TV special?
Answer: The Muppets
Why: Its album went RIAA gold in 1980, yet the special never reached home video: Denver's estate, not Disney, owns it.
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Which state adopted John Denver's 'Rocky Mountain High' as an official state song?
Answer: Colorado
Why: A Colorado fourth grader's letter campaign, started after Denver died in 1997, won the song state honors ten years later, in 2007.