Learned it as a child at my mothers breast- now at 40 it is as real and as vital as it ever was ( to me)------I wish this would play about me as I wander in the trees.............. simply perfect!
The entire Liege & Lief LP wafts through the psyche as a Green Dream of organic wood and strings with sweet Sandy as spice on top. WBCN in Boston used to play the crap out of this in '71. I still roll it out today albeit on sterile CD. The vinyl says in wraps.
when i was little i used to sing this tune with never having even heard the song. it was just something that came to me. when by chance i was in a bad place this song comes on. i had never heard it. sandy and i also share a birthday and middle name. its kind of bizarre seeing as i am a 16 year old in the physical. i dunno guess its fate
Now there is a memory of my youth God rest you Sandy, I saw Richard Thompson in Dublin the other day and he did a smashing version of Who knows where the time go's. Thanks for reminding me of that voice
Tam Lin - Fairport Convention [England] - 1969 - "AMG pick. One of their BEST and my favorites. Sandy Denny's vocals equals anything Grace Slick ever did in this time period." - Meet On The Ledge: The Classic Years (1967-1975) [A&M RecordsDisc 1]-1999.
My favorite of all their tunes. Powerful version of a trad ballad and full of imagery that got Sandy the Led Zep gig. Bless all the musicians and d*** the addictions that rob us of them.
This has to be the best version by far, especially with those great clipped guitar chords in the background. 7 minutes is too short, have to play it again!
Fairport Convention was absolutely THE finest British folk / rock groups of all time. Saw them in Boston in '70-'71. Sandy Denny had NO match and never will---what a truly tragic loss of incredible & irreplaceable young talent. Liege & Lief was by far their best album in my "opinion". Tam Lin & Matty Groves are timeless classics. Hard to imagine how many years have past by and still how incredibly great they were then, now and always will be! RIP--Sandy Denny---you'll always be beautiful.
Learned it as a child at my mothers breast- now at 40 it is as real and as vital as it ever was ( to me)------I wish this would play about me as I wander in the trees.............. simply perfect!
UcaughtWinVirus 1 week ago
40 years old and as fresh as paint!!
Folkfan1234 1 month ago in playlist YouTube Mix for Fairport Convention
One of the best ever.
beckyhigh 2 months ago
The entire Liege & Lief LP wafts through the psyche as a Green Dream of organic wood and strings with sweet Sandy as spice on top. WBCN in Boston used to play the crap out of this in '71. I still roll it out today albeit on sterile CD. The vinyl says in wraps.
cuda426hemi 2 months ago
Sorry, that should have been about 40 years!!!!
ELSPETHAWESOME 2 months ago
Haven't heard this for about 45 years and it's still as good as ever.
ELSPETHAWESOME 2 months ago
This song gives me goose bumps.
polskey 3 months ago
WFMU, A FREE-FORM RADIO STATION IN NJ. wfmu.org and 91.1 FM in Northern NJ, plays this song often.
marcinjersey66 3 months ago
@marcinjersey66 Hearing this song on WFMU was what got me into this band!
plushsnail 3 months ago
when i was little i used to sing this tune with never having even heard the song. it was just something that came to me. when by chance i was in a bad place this song comes on. i had never heard it. sandy and i also share a birthday and middle name. its kind of bizarre seeing as i am a 16 year old in the physical. i dunno guess its fate
positivelypeyton 6 months ago 3
sandy denny had the purest voice of her time. way better than jacqi mcshee in my opinion she and grace slick are my inspiration for music somedays
positivelypeyton 6 months ago
Now there is a memory of my youth God rest you Sandy, I saw Richard Thompson in Dublin the other day and he did a smashing version of Who knows where the time go's. Thanks for reminding me of that voice
padraigpurseal 7 months ago
Nice song....though I must admit that the Novel :The House Of Lost Souls by F.G. Cottam pointed me to it
Gay290787 9 months ago
I prefer Steeleye's version with Maddy's power driving it. But only my opinion
dinerouk 9 months ago
Fairport, never the same after the sad loss.
Pulelube52 10 months ago
Tam Lin - Fairport Convention [England] - 1969 - "AMG pick. One of their BEST and my favorites. Sandy Denny's vocals equals anything Grace Slick ever did in this time period." - Meet On The Ledge: The Classic Years (1967-1975) [A&M RecordsDisc 1]-1999.
mikekadas 11 months ago
A classic from Sandy and the Gang!
nostalgiahistoria67 11 months ago
Great!
osopolar61 1 year ago
She was the best, the very best.....
sandydenny411 1 year ago
My favorite of all their tunes. Powerful version of a trad ballad and full of imagery that got Sandy the Led Zep gig. Bless all the musicians and d*** the addictions that rob us of them.
909chuck 1 year ago
This has to be the best version by far, especially with those great clipped guitar chords in the background. 7 minutes is too short, have to play it again!
SuperNevile 1 year ago
What a perfect voice for this song,her memory will remain
klanger 1 year ago
Happy Halloween-Rest in peace,dear "NIght Bird" Allison Steele
captspock1 1 year ago
She Lives !
TumbrelJockey 1 year ago
Fairport turned me onto folk, though at 16 I didn't realise it.
At 56 now, I have just had a practice with my folk band and am having a glass whilst trawling old folk music.
Bliss!!!!!
stevefiddler 1 year ago 14
@stevefiddler Im eighteen and have been folk all my life.
792284001 1 year ago
Fairport Convention was absolutely THE finest British folk / rock groups of all time. Saw them in Boston in '70-'71. Sandy Denny had NO match and never will---what a truly tragic loss of incredible & irreplaceable young talent. Liege & Lief was by far their best album in my "opinion". Tam Lin & Matty Groves are timeless classics. Hard to imagine how many years have past by and still how incredibly great they were then, now and always will be! RIP--Sandy Denny---you'll always be beautiful.
rustribbonwizz 1 year ago 10
The ultimate British folk album for 50 years. Incomparable. As good now as 35 years ago. Bless them all.
wornpick1 1 year ago
One of my absolute all time favourites...she did have the most magical, sexual voice ever
RWJ11 2 years ago