This is a great song and John really did it right.

Dave Mallett is a treasure!

I always play St. Anne's Reel when I want to relax. I play a different variation, but close enough, It is a great tune.

I have always loved his version of this song; it's one of my favorites off "Autograph" thanks for sharing.

SWEEEEET,I never knew Johnny Denver could play Mando!! But why should this surprise me!!

There's not many of John's performances I haven't seen but have only just discovered this video. :-)

August 5th, 2016

What a delight to find you on Remembering John Denver. Thank you for sharing these wonderful post on Facebook. What a treasure!!!!!! Frankie

Fantastic

The dictionary definition of short & sweet.

Awesome!🙂

Oh, I'm John's Korean fan. This is so good!! Love him!

Yes!!!!

Great video Michael! I'd never seen this or the others you uploaded! Thanks for sharing with us and for posting it on my Remember John Denver facebook page!, or I might not have found them!....Jenni :)

@jencom1971 Thanks for watching. I had this for a while and I knew I Had to upload it. I suppose that you already know that this is the same person as MrASPENDENVER. I just opened up a new account dedicated to videos of JD(the other one is my tribute channel) Thanks for watching and I am looking forward to more videos from you. Mike

This one is a lot of fun. Thanks!

I want to see the full video of John singing this song live, anyone pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee?

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I never knew he did this song, it isn't really Bluegrass it is more Celtic, of course Bluegrass grew out of Irish and Scottish Music.

That violin interlude is note by note an exact copy of a song called "Are You?" on Jon Anderson's "The Promise Ring" album. I think this came out first.