Denver, Boise & Johnson material has been added to the Extras section:

https://mjblue.com/mjdbj.html

There are links to the full concerts (and an after concert party) on YouTube along with John's notes on almost every song and the three video songs.

I've taken the DB&J notes from John Marlowe's site at The Cincinnati Dancing Pigs and edited them with his consent. Both of us are still making minor changes. If you want to see notes and music about John Denver, visit his site. 

https://youtu.be/uFFaejx0MXI

Prime Time Country with Hugh Prestwood 1995. Songs: Ghost in This House (duet), The Song Remembers When (Hugh), The Moon is Still Over Her Shoulder (Michael)

Mark Truman Henley, 75, passed away March 28, 2022. He was born October 6, 1946 in St. Paul, Minnesota to Truman and Lola Henley. Mark had a passion for music and after graduating from college worked as a musician and song writer. He also enjoyed the outdoors and worked in landscaping for a time.

Those left behind to cherish his memory are is wife of 44 years, Debra, and son Kyle.

Photo by Judy Weiser.

https://youtu.be/0q1Rmla2qUI

Also, the tab is on the lyrics page.

The CD and tabs were from the Fingerstsyle Guitar magazine 1997.

Article about MJ donating his gold record:

https://mjblue.com/bgold.html

Photo added to the More Photos page.

Earl Pionke (Earl of Old Town), Steve Goodman's mother, Minnette, and MJ
Taken by and sent to me by Marina Jason. 2006.

https://youtu.be/UX2XYpfFkwg
Michael Johnson with Mark Henley - Charlotte's Web, Rockford IL
September 1, 1977, 2nd Set only
Courtesy of Michael Johnson
Songs: The Number and the Name (Steve Gillette), Got You Covered (Biff Rose, Michael Johnson), Weeping Annaleah (Mickey Newberry), One Note Samba (Antonio Carlos Jobim), Circle of Fifths (Raun MacKinnon), Damn It All (Movin' in the Same Circles) (Ron Galbraith), Good to Be With You (Eric Andersen), If Wishes Were Horses (Mike Settle), Pet Store Bird (Mac McAnally), Froggin' (Mark Henley, Michael Johnson), Sermonette (Jon Hendricks), Two In Love (Mark Henley), Lavender Lady (Ted Sherman), The Sunset Years (Mark Henley), Troubled For You (Ted Sherman), Wilson Girl (Michael Johnson, Mark Henley, Ted Sherman), Do It (Jesse Winchester), What's Time to a Hog (Dean Webb, Mitchell F. Jayne)

“Do It” is a personal favorite. An impromptu request, he forgot one line. Official lyrics:
If the wheel is fixed
I would still take a chance
If we're treading on thin ice
Then we might as well dance
So I play the fool
But I can't sit still
Help me get this rock
To the top of this hill
Do it
'Til we're sick of it
Do it 'till you can't do it no more
Friends will pity you
I guess that's what they're for
But they just take you like they find you
When they find you on the floor
But you do it
Til you’re sick of it
Do it til you can't do it no more

MJ and I shared a personal memory after he gave me this tape and we listened to “Do It” as we had a floor incident in our not so recent past. 

Thanks to John Marlowe for de-hissing the concert. 

Music City Tonight 1993
Upon a Christmas Eve, Medley: This Night Won't Last Forever, Crying Shame, The Moon is Still Over Her Shoulder, Bluer Than Blue, That's That, Give Me Wings
https://youtu.be/TyWVTbb3XNo

"As Long As We've Got Each Other"
Soundtrack from Cease Fire
1985
https://youtu.be/fSUhkrjxjVk

"Damn It All (Movie' in the Same Circles)"
In Concert 1977
https://youtu.be/C9NnRNzGI0I

Here’s a bit of unsettling news. It seems Hugh Prestwood, who wrote a lot of Michael’s great songs, has run into serious financial hardship this year. Due in part to how royalties are now paid to songwriters, his income has drastically been cut.

It seems incomprehensible that such a successful songwriter like Hugh would have to start a GoFundMe page to pay expenses.
 
Quite the injustice for someone who has written many, many hit songs for artists who, like Michael, give people solace, escape, and happiness, holding up a mirror showing us who we are or wish to be.

I drive by Michael's old home every time I go to Tonkadale greenhouse. Two weeks ago, I thought I just missed it. Last Thursday, I looked and looked. I think it's been torn down. Many memories.