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Sandy Denny: Like an Old-Fashioned Waltz
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, March 2005
BEGUN IN LA and finished in London, Like an Old-Fashioned Waltz may be Denny's finest hour. Kicking off with 'Solo', one of her trademark piano ...
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Concerts, Not Clubs, For Sandy Denny's Fotheringay
Interview by uncredited writer, Beat Instrumental, April 1970
TAKE ONE PART Fairport Convention, two parts Eclection, and two parts Poet and One Man Band, put them in a bag, stir well and allow ...
Sandy Denny: The North Sea Grassman and the Ravens (Island)
Review by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, August 1971
WE ALWAYS knew Sandy Denny had the capacity to make a brilliant record, and we were right. ...
Sandy Denny: Queen Elizabeth Hall, London
Live Review by Tony Stewart, NME, September 1971
PERHAPS I was expecting too much from Sandy Denny, or maybe I wanted too much, but I'm afraid her concert at the Queen Elizabeth Hall ...
Sandy Denny Breaks Her Silence
Interview by Tony Stewart, NME, January 1972
After playing a Greta Garbo role for three months, the leading lady of British folk comes out of her shell to talk to Tony Stewart ...
Sandy Denny: Sandy and Band, Coping Cheerfully
Interview by Tony Stewart, NME, April 1972
FROM THE outside the Denny residence in Fulham looks a place of tranquility. Inside, though, a different story prevails. As Watson the huge Airedale lumbers ...
Live Review by Jerry Gilbert, Sounds, 1973
"SANDY DENNY really draws em out", exclaimed Al Stewart, surveying the sea of well-known faces who had assemble at the Howff to see Britains number ...
Review by Ken Barnes, Music World, April 1973
THE SINGER/SONGWRITER boom is still rolling merrily along, but some of the most brilliant artists in the genre have failed to break through thus far. ...
Interview by Jerry Gilbert, Sounds, September 1973
Sandy Denny and Trevor Lucas were at their Fulham flat watching the test match when I arrived to tape the talk-in. Englands terrible plight was ...
Review by Karl Dallas, Melody Maker, May 1977
THIS IS THE ALBUM we have been waiting for since Sandy left Fairport Convention for the second time at the end of 1975. Over six ...
Report and Interview by Colin Irwin, Melody Maker, July 1977
SANDY DENNY looked radiant. Yes, one is always supposed to say that about ladies when they're pregnant, but in this case it was true. She ...
Report and Interview by Colin Irwin, Melody Maker, November 1977
"IF I HAVE TO SING 'Matty Groves' one more time, I'll throw myself out of a window... I'll be doing a lot of stuff from ...
Bob Dylan: Biograph; Sandy Denny: Who Knows Where The Time Goes
Review by Richard Williams, Times, The, December 1985
NOTHING AS simple as a "greatest hits" collection from the Bob Dylan of 1985, of course. ...
Sandy Denny: Who Knows Where The Time Goes (Island)
Review by Nick Coleman, NME, Summer 1986
WHEN SHE DIED I was still preoccupied with the politics of holey jeans and why the Ramones were the perfect emblem of the beast Modern ...
Retrospective by Jim Irvin, MOJO, 1998
ON THE AFTERNOON of Monday, April 18th, 1978, a young London-based musician named Jon Cole left his flat in Barnes, climbed into his Datsun Cherry ...
Sandy Denny: The North Star Grassman and the Ravens
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, March 2005
TO BILLY CONNOLLY she was "one of the angriest women I ever met", while Island press officer David Sandison recalled her as a "belligerent and ...
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, March 2005
DENNY'S SECOND solo set, produced by boyfriend and Fotheringay graduate Trevor Lucas, was a decided improvement on her great but scattered debut. Evenly balanced between ...
Review by Barney Hoskyns, Rock's Backpages, March 2005
FOLLOWING the Fairport Convention reunion that produced 1975's Rising For The Moon, Rendezvous was Denny's last LP before her death from a brain haemorrhage in ...
Retrospective by Mark Hudson, Daily Telegraph, November 2005
Mark Hudson reveals the tragic tale of the British Joni Mitchell; Sandy Denny ...
Review by Jim Irvin, Word, The, September 2010
A monumental box for a great voice. ...
Sandy Denny: The Queen of Fairport
Retrospective by Nick Coleman, Independent on Sunday, May 2012
LESS THAN A decade ago a retrospective CD box-set came out. A Boxful of Treasures documented the life and career of the English singer-songwriter Sandy ...
see also Fairport Convention
see also Fotheringay
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