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Two new old live recordings
Two recordings of live concerts recently found on You Tube: Sandy Denny singing Blackwaterside (BBC In Concert – Paris Theatre 16/3/72) : The Pentangle, three songs recorded in Australia in August 1972:
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Tagged Blackwaterside, Light Flight, live recordings, Pentangle, Reflection, Sandy Denny, Solomon's Seal
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Danny Thompson by The Music Aficionado
I just discovered The Music Aficionado site, where Parts 1 and 2 of a series on the life and times of Danny Thompson have recently been posted: I have been toying with the idea of writing an article about Danny … Continue reading
Some new old songs
Every so often I check YouTube to see what new old music has been posted, and today I found: Haitian Fight Song, here played by Danny Thompson in Norway in 1968 and Bert Jansch and Danny Thompson playing Thames Lighterman … Continue reading
Tam Lin
Tam Lin is a Scottish folk tale and song dating from 1549 or earlier. It is set at Carterhaugh (not Carter Hall), which is a real place. The song was widely re-interpreted in the British folk revival, most notably by Fairport … Continue reading
Green grow the laurels
from Sandy Denny: Not to be confused with:
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Tagged Green grow the laurels, Once I had a sweetheart, Pentangle, Sandy Denny
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