Although John Denver has been gone for 17 years, his music lives on and continues to be rediscovered and appreciated by many generations of music lovers. The Red Room presents 6 shows in the month of March featuring Paul Aleman and Renee Armand in “Rocky Mountain High-The Music of John Denver.” Shows are scheduled for March 17th, 19th, 24th, 26th 28th and 31st at 7:30 pm.
John Denver loved the wilderness and the natural environment, especially the mountains of Colorado. He communicated that love for nature in his songs and the way he lived his life. He was an amazing advocate for protecting and preserving the environment.
Paul Aleman and Renee Armand, a John Denver band member who performed with John for six years and appeared on the DVD Thank God I’m A Country Boy and also on Rocky Mountain High, present the music and background stories of John Denver. Renee also sang the Academy Award winning song The Morning After from the movie “The Poseidon Adventure” and wrote One Day In Your Life, that was recorded by Michael Jackson and I Dream of Highways with Hoyt Axton. She also performed with ‘The Coyote Sisters.
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In their show, “Rocky Mountain High,” Paul and Renee sing the music of John Denver along with sharing stories from the road and insights into the music .There’s an honesty and pureness about John Denver’s songs that this duo recreates as their voices blend together in splendid harmony.
With Paul on guitar, their performance will sweep you away with the beauty and simplicity of the music. There’s a level of sincerity and depth to their performance that is priceless. Spend an evening with the music of John Denver, and experience the heartfelt lyrics, music and message of this folksy troubadour.
The Red Room Cabaret at ACT II Stages is located on the corner of Insurgentes and Basilio Badillo on the South side of Puerto Vallarta. Tickets are now on sale at the STAGES box office or online at VallartaTickets.com.
Although John Denver has been gone for 17 years, his music lives on and continues to be rediscovered and appreciated by many generations . . .
