The North Star Grassman and the Ravens, Crazy Lady Blues and Late November. + Informações

Sandy Denny - Fhir A Bhata. + Informações

this is the only known (existing) professionally filmed Sandy Denny footage with Fairport Convention. + Informações

Fotheringay - Winter Winds. + Informações

Across the purple sky all the birds are leaving Sandy Denny's home demo recording as she writes this amazing song, later recorded with Fairport Convention and covered by many artists including Eva Cassidy, Nina Simone, Nanci Griffith. I've put together this compilation of photos and sleeve art from Sandy Denny's all too brief career, with Fairport Convention and beyond, to mark what would have been her 60th birthday 06/Jan/2007 and try to celebrate her amazing talent. The soundtrack is Sandy's home demo recording of her own song 'Who Knows Where The Time Goes' circa 1967, from the hard-to-find demos compilation CD 'Borrowed Thyme' and I've tried to pick pictures and transitions to suit it. It's my first attempt to make or upload one of these, hope it works OK.... Pete. + Informações

Sandy Denny. + Informações

Sandy Denny - The Optimist. + Informações

Sandy Denny - Bushes And Briars. + Informações

In memory of a beautiful woman singing a beautiful song. Unbelievably it has been over thirty years, I don't know where the time goes, do you?. + Informações

Sandy Denny live in 1971 playing Late November. + Informações

Sandy Denny live in 1971 playing The North Star Grassman and The Ravens. + Informações

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Sandy Denny - Gold Dust. From the album "Rendezvous".. + Informações

Fotheringay - Eppie Moray. + Informações

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Sandy Denny and Fairport Convention - Farewell Farewell - Video montage mixing footage of Sandy Denny singing with Fotheringay on "Too Much Of Nothing" (1970), with rare footage of Fairport Convention in 1970, just after Sandy Denny departed. Farewell Farewell. + Informações

from "SANDY" 1972 Sandy Denny - guitar, piano, vocals Richard Thompson - guitar, mandolin, vocals Pat Donaldson - bass, vocals Dave Swarbrick - violin "Sneaky" Pete Kleinow - pedal steel guitar John "Rabbit" Bundrick - organ, keyboards, piano Timi Donald - drums Linda Thompson - vocals Harry Robinson - string arrangement ?Thanks to Mr.MehefinHeulog?. + Informações

From the album - What we did on our holidays. + Informações

This extremely beautiful song was shamlessly removed from youtube, so here it is again. It was taking a long time.... + Informações

First version of this classic song By Sandy Denny & The Strawbs 1967. Sandy rerecorded this song with Fairport Convention in 1969. Enjoy!. + Informações

"One in Ten". 1971.. + Informações

This was just after Sandy Denny left Fairport convention in 1970. Fotheringay weren't altogether successful commercially although band members themselves were of a fine standard. After this Sandy Denny made solo albums. There is very little film available these days of those wonderful times of fairport with Sandy Denny and so i think we should preserve any renminders.. + Informações

Fairport Convention were one of the most innovative and influential British bands of the late 1960's and are still recording and touring today. The lead singer during their greatest period was Sandy Denny who was in my opinion the greatest female vocalist of that or any era. The enormous emotional range of her voice has been unsurpassed by any other singer. Sandy died tragically in 1978 of a cerebral haemorrhage after falling down a flight of stairs.. + Informações

This is a lovely track called Solo, by Sandy Denny. I hadn't heard of Sandy until 1993 when Fish (from Marillion) covered this song. I found this version of Sandy singing it a while ago, and so when I realised there weren't many of her songs on Youtube, I thought I'd add this.. + Informações