Lannie Garrett
As a singer and entertainer, Lannie has brought happiness to the Denver music scene for four decades.
Max Morath
In theater, broadcasting, publishing and recording, Max devoted his career to championing ragtime music.
Glenn Miller
Glenn was the most successful of all big band leaders, to many a symbol of romance and the best of times.
Paul Whiteman
By the end of the 1920s, Paul was the biggest name in the music business, referred to as the “King of Jazz.”
Elizabeth Spencer
Between 1910 and 1916, Elizabeth was the most prolific vocalist recording on Thomas Edison’s staff.
Billy Murray
Dubbed “the Denver Nightingale,” Billy was America’s first singer ever to make a living solely from recording.
Harold Fielden
Follow the bad boys from Boulder, from their legendary shows at Tulagi to the set of Happy Days and beyond.
