Sandy Denny

Sandy Denny

These are just a few of her many albums & songs.

SOME SANDY DENNY ALBUMS

The best of Sandy Denny
Rendezvous 1977
Like an old fashioned waltz 1973
The north star Grassman and the Ravens
Sandy

Gold Dust, The final concert
The attic tracks 1972-1984, CD
Who knows where the time goes?,3 CD set

SONGS I wish I was a fool for you Gold dust Take me away One way donkey ride I`m a dreamer All our days No more sad refrains Solo Like an old fashioned waltz Friends Carnival Dark the night At the end of the day Until the real thing comes along No end Listen,listen The lady It`ll take a long time Farewell,farewell Tam lin The pond and the stream Late November The sea Next time around	Banks of the nile For shame of doing wrong Stranger to himself Who knows where the time goes Sweet Rosemary For nobody to hear Tomorrow is a long time Bruton town
	Bushes and briars It suits me well The music weaver Blackwaterside The sea captain Down in the flood John the gun You never wanted me
	The optimist Wretched wilber Crazy lady blues The north star grassman & the ravens One more chance Full moon The quiet joys of brotherhood What is true

SANDY DENNY,
Whose recordings with Fairport Convention created a
whole new approach to the singing of traditional music,
she died in Atkinson Morley Hospital late on Friday night,
April 21 1978. She was 31. She had fallen downstairs
at her northamptonshire cottage some time before
but though she complained of acute headaches, she
sought no medical attention until she collapsed into
a comma five days before her death and was rushed
into hospital for an emergency operation. She never
regained consciousness. Death is believed to have
been caused by a brain hemorrhage. Her last performance was at
the Royalty Theatre on November 27 last year.
The concert was recorded and before leaving for the
visit to Australia during which Sandy`s accident took
place, her husband Trevor Lucas had already mixed
some of the tracks for possible release as a live album.
The funeral was at Putney on April 27.

THE FIRST LADY OF FOLK ROCK

Birth: Jan. 6, 1947
Death: Apr. 21, 1978

British folk-rock singer and composer, best known for her work with Fairport Convention and her song "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?"
Cause of death: cerebral hemorrhage

Burial:
Putney Vale Cemetery
London, England

Record added: Feb 11 2001