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Throughout the 1970s, the mountain retreat became the first “destination studio,” hosting the biggest names in music.

Launched out of Denver, Sugarloaf went on to deliver the 1970 smash “Green-Eyed Lady.”

In the days of AM Top 40 radio, the legendary KIMN ruled the airwaves in the Mile High City.

A key progenitor of the country-rock movement, Poco disseminated its influence through tight, joyous and heartfelt musicianship.

From albums and concerts to movies and television, Flash Cadillac provided a dose of old-style rock ’n’ roll.

A period of residing in Colorado gave the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band its best-known successes.

Within the 1970s country-rock genre, Firefall’s hit records carried the torch for the “Colorado sound.”

The wonders of Colorado were on Stephen Stills’ mind when he had his mountain home in Gold Hill.

Powerhouse instrumentals launched the landlocked Astronauts higher than many 1960s surf groups.

As a singer and entertainer, Lannie has brought happiness to the Denver music scene for four decades.