Fotheringay(Sandy Denny) - John the Gun скачать видео бесплатно

Tom Shepherd

In response (2 years on, no less) to the sax solo: It's Sam Donahue, Jerry's father. Keep in mind, this version was just a run-through, a rough idea of how it would go. Although the lyrics were improved on for the "North Star" album, this version is also a keeper. Sandy could absolutely barf in the studio and it would be brilliant. It's a shame there aren't more vids of her. She was exceptional in every way.

Glykeria Tzi

That final "John the Gun" at 4:19 goes through bone and marrow.Sandy!!!!

Antonio Dias

Muito linda!!!!

Portcullis

Thanks for this. Nice to hear a different version of one of Sandy Denny's finest songs.

Maurizio Greco

sandy denny rimane una delle voci femminili che ha arricchito la mia conoscenza musicale..vita molto breve la sua ma intensa

Ricardo Britto

Great sax playing, detached from the previous version of Fotheringay. It´s a shame this lost gem had to wait for postumous Fotheringay 2 to be released

David Andrews

Absolutely, the sound they developed when Sandy was there - fantastic! I'd not want to detract from either Judy Dyble or Linda Thompson - both of whom have voices that have taken me to really beautiful places in my head; but Sandy was ... really a folk singer in the floor-singer sense. A bit husky, and just .... dare I say - sexy? *blush*

aerialkate

Thanks. I love Fotheringay, but I love Fairport more (Sandy Denny era). What a shame she took off so soon: 'What we did...', 'Unhalfbricking', 'Liege & Lief'. They just got better each time didn't they? I feel cheated! But then what do I know about the dynamics of the band? Forty years later Sandy's voice and music bewitches. To this day no English folk singer can hold a candle to her.

David Andrews

Jerry Donahue ...

scrimshank1

What a song for CNN's Piers Morgan to introduce an interview with an NRA rep.

SuperNevile

Death comes too soon for all

Anna Rosa

Great song by Sandy

aerialkate

Thanks for uploading this - it's great. I enjoyed the guitar solo. Someone outdid Richard Thompson for once. And Sandy's voice is much more immediate - like she's in the room with you. However, at the end I couldn't stop thinking about when Father Ted and Dougal were writing that song for 'Eurovision': 'We've got to lose that sax solo!'

SCOTT MCNALLY

Wow! I never knew this version was out there. This far outdoes the version on Sandy's solo album

Thomas Shepherd

IndigoJo: The sax solo is played by none other than Sam Donahue (Jerry's father). He played in Woody Herman's orchestra. Obviously, this was an earlier take, as the lyric hadn't quite come together (Note the last verse starts out with "I am condemned" which became "Condemn me not" later. This song reflects Gen. Smedley Butler's sentiment, who wrote the book "War is a Racket".

Indigo Jo

Who plays the sax? Never heard it played it with a sax before. Really different.

LoveIndigo678

Best ever version of this song!

FloraThompsonWriter

A masterpiece.

Paul Durongapidya

When a group of true musical artists who shared the love of traditional folk got together at the right time and place, the result is Fairport Convention and Fotheringay. Right through the heart !!!

Jeff Pekarek

@robertlaberge Yea, absolutely... Gerry Conway created much rhythmic art which was completely unprecedented.

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