Denver and the Mile High Orchestra

Denver and the Mile High Orchestra (DMHO) is a horn-driven band based out of Nashville, Tennessee. DMHO was formed by a group of friends at Belmont University in 1999. They have traveled across the world, playing at churches, conferences,...

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...be free family fun including music and s firework show. The church expects around 10,000 or more people to come out. Performance by Denver and the Mile High Orchestra A highly-anticipated fireworks show, known as one of the largest...

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..."The Last Time." Judge John Rzeznik and his band the Goo Goo Dolls performed "Broadway." The third finalists, the beyond lame Denver and the Mile High Orchestra, performed an energetic (for them) "Vehicle." Host Dominic Bowden then...

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"A Home for the Holidays" (Channel 9 at 8) is the ninth annual CBS special designed to raise awareness about adoption; it features performances by Sheryl Crow, James Blunt, Fergie, Karmina, Carole King, John Legend and Reba McEntire.

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...that brought you American Idol (which itself had an off year in 2007). I think I can safely predict that neither the Clark Brothers, Denver and the Mile High Orchestra, or Sixwire will ever be considered a great American band, let alone the...

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...eighth report: Sixty Great American Reality Minutes in Three Sentences: Emo-goth fashion disasters Dot Dot Dot are sent home in favor of Denver and the Mile High Orchestra - presumably because Dot Dot Dot fans are too busy sinning on a Friday...

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...point they rode in on are sent home. The remaining five bands spunk up the songs of Rod Stewart, but not without hesitation. Swing-dweebs Denver and the Mile High Orchestra out themselves as a Christian band, saying, "Since Rod Stewart is a...

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...No one set it better than Denver himself: "How can we take [a Rolling Stones song] that is so edgy and so raw and just make it very much Denver and the Mile High Orchestra? " Obviously, by taking the edginess and rawness out of it, adding...

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...and leaping (Dot Dot Dot), and a twelve-piece big band that doesn't realize the swing-revival revival is still like fifteen years off (Denver and the Mile High Orchestra). Only two bands are truly worth putting a sawbuck in the office pool:...

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