Sandy Denny was a well known singer in the UK Folk/Pop scene in the 1970’s but, very sadly, died in 1978 after a fall down some steps. “Her death was ruled to be the result of a traumatic mid-brain haemorrhage and blunt force trauma to her head.” (per Wikipedia) She would have been 31 years old. I always loved her vocal tones and the way she used them.
For anybody interested, a search on this Blog for Sandy Denny will produce two more of her songs that I really like – “Solo” and “Full Moon”. Meanwhile, enjoy “Who Knows Where Time Goes”, recorded when she was the lead singer with Fairport Convention.
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Great song fabulous voice, so sad to die so suddenly.💜
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Sad indeed. We can never know what we have missed from her.
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Life is like that isn’t it 💜
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The song is new to me and so is Sandy Denny. How sad that she left so suddenly and young. She has a wonderful way of singing and I like the style.
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Glad you enjoyed her singing Erika. One can only speculate as to what she could have done, but for that fatal fall. So sad.
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Yes, very sad. But to tell from her beautiful songs, she must have lived her purpose.
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I think Full Moon is my favorite song of hers, but her lovely voice shined through in this one too.
“Where does tne time go” is something I frequently ask. 🙂
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Other lovely songs are:
At The End of the Day
Fotheringay
Like an Old Fashioned Waltz
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Oh yes, I remember the Waltz song now. That is a really good one too. Will have to look up the other 2.
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You might want to check out the story behind Fotheringay! 🙂
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Well you know that now I will have to, because you stirred my curiosity!
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You will understand and appreciate it so much more! 🙂
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I’ve never heard of her, but I think she had a nice voice. I’m always suspicious of deaths involving falling down stairs. I hope Sherlock Holmes investigated the case.
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There was some talk that she was not totally in control of herself (drugs? alcohol?) at the time, but I don’t believe that was ever determined. Regardless … a sad loss to the music world.
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