Sandy Denny and Fotheringay - Gypsy Davy (Live) скачать видео бесплатно

Grant Hurlburt

The first song I tried to learn on the guitar. Her singing brings wonderful life to this song and she is well servied by the band. It is an enormous shame she was criminally unappreciated in her lifetime.

cycloptical26

All Tele, all the time. Oh, and Sandy is lovely. As usual.

willem ritsma

Ah those great voices of this great singer Thanks Sandy for your music it will lives on and on

willem ritsma

Ah those great voices of this great singer Thanks Sandy for your music it will lives on and on

mickigoe

Jerry Donohue is a stylish guitarist .......love his solo bit here.

Jeremy Fox

@LadyTaurus5554Dave Swarbrick's alive and well as of the date of this post. 73 and still fiddling.Think he owes you a 'Mark Twain' in response to your 'obituary'!

John Hunter

Ahhhh, there's the great Gerry Conway. Really dig his style, which shows through exquisitely on some of Jethro Tull's best tracks. He played drums on most of Cat Steven's recordings as well. The song is based on a traditional folk song in origin a Scottish border ballad, with this version credited to Woody Guthrie. It was covered by Dylan (and many others) in 92, under the title "Blackjack Davey".

Paul Lavan

Nobody could ever grasp a lyric like Sandy. Exquisite is not too strong a word.

Jonah Fuerstenberg

THis is pretty sexy.

0palineblue

Sandy lives on in those who loved her xx Martin xx

Nigel Parry

Superb. Tweeted; twitter.com/NigelMusicNZ

William Redfern

THE. CAT. CREPT. INTO. THE. CRYPT! CRAPED. AND. CREPT. OUT. AGAIN

Henk Westerik

Love her voice and songs..

derek farrell

Lovely.

Groovy Reflections

Singer songwriter, Alexandra Elene Maclean "Sandy" Denny, was born on this date in 1947 and passed away in 1978, solo artist and member of Fairport Convention and Fotheringay.Sandy Denny and Fotheringay - Gypsy Davy (Live)

Yīshèng Li

She was was a great Fan of the Moroccan dresses :)

Doug M

anyone out there who could tell us why ms denny left fairport at their height, seemingly only to recreate the same sound with different musicians? thanks

mindiff

Yee-haa - it's awesome!

terri purcell

And god be good to you Sandy, what a voice it's a shame Fotheringay never really got going

milbury55

Great song from an even greater lady! Love Sandy Denny.

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