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"Back in the old routine" - The Strawbs
The "Part of the union" group are back, three guitars and a piano and simple songs well sung. Perhaps a bit too simple.
Little Noely performs a little interview with two extras from the Where's Wally universe.
"The first cut is the deepest" - Rod Stewart
He's here.
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Ted Tocks Covers
Who Knows Where the Time Goes
Originally posted on April 21, 2018
An early example of Ted Tocks Covers that shares the stories behind the songs that trace the interesting artists that bring us the music.
This is a short piece featuring Sandy Denny.
“So come the storms of winter
And then the birds in spring again
I have no fear of time”
#SandyDenny #TheStrawbs #FairportConvention #JudyCollins #CrosbyStillsandNash #LedZeppelin
https://tedtockscovers.wordpress.com/2018/04/21/who-knows-where-the-time-goes/
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All Our Own Work - Sandy Denny and the Strawbs
After guesting on two folk albums, in 1967 Sandy Denny travelled to Copenhagen with the Strawbs for a folk festival. There, they were invited by Karl Knudsen to record together. Sandy joined Fairport Convention shortly afterwards, and the album was not released until 1973, when it came out on the budget label Pickwick.
The album contains an early version of Denny's most famous song, Who Knows Where The Time Goes. -
All Our Own Work - Sandy Denny and the Strawbs
After guesting on two folk albums, in 1967 Sandy Denny travelled to Copenhagen with the Strawbs for a folk festival. There, they were invited by Karl Knudsen to record together. Sandy joined Fairport Convention shortly afterwards, and the album was not released until 1973, when it came out on the budget label Pickwick.
The album contains an early version of Denny's most famous song, Who Knows Where The Time Goes. -
This weeks #AlbumOfTheWeek comes from 1969, and is The Strawbs magnificent self-titled first album. Most people remember The Strawbs for "Part Of The Union", this album is nothing like that single and is just simply beautiful.
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLgPMmC48fEduZmIDikCiKMEunFnfj7p8E
The Strawbs album at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strawbs_(album)
Listen to The Groove Yard at https://www.accessmedia.nz/ProgrammePage.aspx?PID=bd513235-08f8-4f47-a358-02a2230dd55e