John Denver Sings Welcome To My Morning | The Bob Hope Show (1973)

John Denver performs his uplifting song “Welcome To My Morning (Farewell Andromeda)” on The Bob Hope Special. Originally released in 1973 on his album Farewell Andromeda, this inspiring tune captures Denver’s trademark warmth and optimism. With lyrics celebrating gratitude, nature, and the simple joy of living in the moment, “Welcome To My Morning” perfectly showcases Denver’s connection to the beauty of the world around him. His gentle voice and heartfelt delivery make this a truly memorable performance from one of America’s most beloved singer-songwriters. 🎵 “It’s good to be alive, to feel the sun that’s smiling in the sky…” More about Bob Hope: Bob Hope rose to the top of every medium he touched: headliner in Vaudeville, Broadway star, radio icon, movie idol and superstar on television. His persona reached audiences of every age in every decade of the 20 th  century. A popular star in Vaudeville, it was Broadway’s “Roberta” where Bob eventually caught the eyes of critics.  In 1938, NBC signed him for a radio show that became a fixture in American homes. It wasn’t long before Paramount called on Bob. He went on to make 50+ feature films, including the hugely popular “Road Pictures” with Bing Crosby and Dorothy Lamour. In 1950, his TV career officially launched with “Star Spangled Revue.” An accomplished man, Bob’s greatest legacy was his commitment to American service personnel. For nearly six decades, at war or at peace, “G.I. Bob” crossed the globe with 57 USO tours for troops in WW II, the Korean War, the Vietnam War, and the Persian Gulf War. In the history of show business, no one traveled so far, so often, to entertain so many. https://bobhope.org #Bobhope #Johndenver #70smusic