Sandy Denny - The Original. CD. Career retrospective.

Sandy Denny - Where The Time Goes. CD. (Castle - CMMRCD 1181) Sandy Denny was the UK’s finest female singer.A collection of her earliest studio recordings from 1967 is featured here.Also includes two numbers which Sandy recorded the following year, whilst briefly a member of The Strawbs.Vastly improved sound quality over the most recent (Mooncrest) re-issue.Liner notes by Sandy’s biographer, Clinton Heylin.

Sandy Denny - Sandy. CD. (Island - IMCD 314) Digitally remastered version of the eponymous follow up to North Star Grassman is as good as her debut. A song of real note is the haunting 'It'll Take A Long Time' which is sheer beauty, but others ('It Suits Me Well' 'The Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood and 'The Music Weaver') are equally as haunting.The album as a whole is certainly her most consistant solo venture This album was recorded in 1972 and is a worthy addition to any decent record collection. Contains 5 bonus tracks (including two tunes from the soundtrack to the rare as hens-teeth Brit costume drama Pass Of Arms), expanded sleevenotes and slipcase packaging.

Sandy Denny - Rendevous. CD. (Universal - IMCD316) Digitally remastered copy and housed in a slipcase of the 1977 release from this unique singer songwriter. Includes a great cover of Richard Thompson's "Wish I Was a Fool for You" , Elton John's "Candle in the Wind". With expanded booklet and five bonus tracks it's really nice to see this album available again. Not a folk album in any way whatsoever- instead a collection of textured, almost raunchy at times 70s pop-rock numbers, with Denny's voice displaying interestig quirks, cracks and husks not previously inherent in her work: musically not dissimilar to Kiki Dee's output of the time but also showing the obvious influence of Stevie Nicks and Fleetwood Mac, whilst the cover artwork indicated that glam and now the New Wave were having some effect on the lady's hairstyle. Unbelievable really- within less than year of the album's release, she would be dead, by which time a young lady by the name of Kate Bush would have assumed her mystical mantle and assaulted the charts in the way Sandy sadly never managed.

Sandy Denny - North Star Grassman And The Ravens. CD. (Island - IMCD 313) The late Sandy Denny remains the pre-eminent British folk-singer.This remaster of the album from 1971 was her first solo album proper and like all her subsequent efforts featured Richard Thompson on guitar who is joined here with members of Mighty Baby and of course the ubiquitous Barry and Robin Dransfield. Highlights on this album include 'Late November' & the lengthy 'John The Gun' alongside the heartbreaking 'Next Time Around' and the wintery 'Wretched Wilbur'- the latter of which feature the chilling strings of Harry Robinson to great effect. A legendary folk singer with a beautiful voice and an album that should be in everyone's collection. Slipcased and includes expanded booklet and 4 bonus tracks, two of which have never been before released.

Sandy Denny - Listen Listen - An Introduction To. CD. (Island - IMCD 253) Seventeen track retrospective of one of England's finest singer-songwriters Sandy Denny. Having worked the burgeoning London folk scene in the mid-sixties, she went on to record and play with The Strawbs, Fotheringay, Fairport Convention and was the only guest vocalist ever to appear on a Led Zeppelin album. All tracks are taken from her four solo albums and include "Solo", "Blackwaterside" and the wonderful title track.

Sandy Denny - Like An Old Fashioned Waltz. CD. (Island - IMCD315) Digitally remastered copy and housed in a slipcase of the 1973 release from this unique singer songwriter that featured her cover of "Whispering Grass". Little did she know that her version would not become a hit, but also that a year later, comedians Windsor Davies and Don Estelle would take the same song to No.1 in the UK. No wonder she sought solace in the bottle!!! This was to be her last solo record for 4 years, as soon after she would become involved in an ill-fated attempt to rejoin Fairport and 'crack America'. Other key tracks: "No End," " Dark The Night," "Solo," and a barnstorming version of Sammy Cahn's "Until The Real Thing Comes Along" which is made even more poignant considering the life of the artist concerned. The second of her gradual steps away from folk.

Sandy Denny - Gold Dust Live At The Royalty-the Final Concert. CD. (Island - IMCD 0000252) Live performance from 27/11/1977 which was also to be Sandy's last ever.The performance contains rockish numbers such as "I wish I was a Fool for You" to the choice of Richard Thompson's "For Shame of Doing Wrong" through to "Gold Dust".Backing comes from both Fairport and Fotheringay members.

Sandy Denny - Boxfull Of Treasures. 5-CD Set. 5 CD deluxe set packaged in a beautiful long box tracing Sandy's complete career including her time with Fairport Convention and Fotheringay. The first 4 CD's feature many rare and previously unreleased songs while the 5th disc contains rare demo's and live tracks. Includes a fabulous 56 page book that contains rare photographs and original drawings,extensive notes and full discography. 27 of the tracks are previously unreleased and overall this is an essential purchase for anyone who is a fan of this great UK vocalist.

Sandy Denny - Borrowed Thyme. CD. (1966/8) demos and radio broadcasts by the Future Fairport Convention chanteuse. 24 tracks in total and many of these songs never appeared on any of her official recordings,and the final seven songs are taken from 1967-1968 BBC sessions.This is a great collection of archive material from this popular folk singer and the disc paints a beautiful picture of the early work of one of the greatest British folk and folk-rock singers.

Sandy Denny - Best Of Sandy Denny. CD. (Island - IMCD 217) Excellent retrospective of one of Englands finest singer-songwriters. Aged 30 when she died she had already produced a significant body of work and left behind a career to cherish. This is an excellent place to start if you are new to Sandy's work.

Sandy Denny - Dark The Night. CDR. (Nixed Records - NIX006) Companion volume to 'Borrowed Thyme', featuring another 19 different demos and BBC Radio broadcasts, this time covering 1966 to 1972. Wondrous stuff indeed. Professional quality CDR.

Sandy Denny - Under Review. DVD. (Sexy Intellectual - SIDVD507) Defining critical review DVDof the music and career of Folk's Sandy Denny. Amongst the very best of Britains female singer/songwriters, this DVD follows her career and explains why she has not been widely acclaimed outside of the Folk scene. Features live and studio performances by Sandy, obscure footage and photos and new interviews with Dave Swarbrick, Martin Carthy, Dave Mattacks, Jerry Conway and John Renbourn. Essential for all Denny fans. Contributing reviewers include journalists Patrick Humphries, Nigel Williamson and Colin Irwan. Special features include an interacive quiz, biographies of the contributors and documentary "Remembering Sandy." DVD PAL/REGION 2.

Sandy Denny - Live At The BBC. CD + DVD. The CD has John Peel and Bob Harris session tracks from 1971, 1972 and 1973 along with a BBC 'In Concert' from 1973. The DVD has three songs from the 'One In Ten' programme in 1971.

Sandy Denny - Live At The BBC (+ Bonus DVD/Pal). 3 CD + DVD Set. Tracks over 3 CD's are BBC Radio "Sounds of the Seventies", host Bob Harris, rec. August 24, 1971, bc. September 6, 1971:Late November (5:07) The Optimist (3:44) Crazy Lady Blues (2:16) The Lowlands of Holland* (3:13) BBC Radio "Sounds of the Seventies", host Bob Harris, rec. October 25, 1972, bc. November 20, 1972:It Suits Me Well (4:20) The Music Weaver (3:07) Bushes and Briars (2:35) It'll Take a Long Time (4:01) BBC Radio "Sounds of the Seventies", host John Peel, rec. September 11, 1973, bc. September 25, 1973:Solo (0:00) Like an Old Fashioned Waltz (3:30) Who Knows Where the Time Goes? (5:31) BBC Radio "Sounds of the Seventies", host Bob Harris, rec. November 14, 1973, bc. December 17, 1973:Until the Real Thing Comes Along* (4:07) Whispering Grass (3:42) Dark the Night (4:06) Solo (4:26) BBC Radio "Radio One in Concert", Paris Theatre, London, host Bob Harris, rec. March 16, 1972, bc. March 25, 1972:The North Star Grassman and the Ravens (4:25) Sweet Rosemary (3:25) The Lady (3:44) Next Time Around (4:45) Blackwaterside (3:42) John the Gun (3:12) .DVD.One in Ten, rec. September 15, 1971:The North Star Grassman and the Ravens Crazy Lady Blues Late November

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