Sandy Denny by Georgia Rose Lucas

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Sandy Denny by Georgia Rose Lucas


Sandy Denny- A People’s History tells the story of the woman heralded by her peers as Britain’s greatest ever female singer. Sandy Denny is the only vocalist apart from Robert Plant to appear on a Led Zeppelin album. But her duet on ‘The Battle Of Evermore’ is just one of many achievements by the woman who was twice voted ‘Best British Female Singer’ (in 1970 & 1971) by readers of Melody Maker magazine. Sandy brought an air of magic to the stage every time she sang, whether as a member of Fairport Convention, with her band Fotheringay or as a solo singer. This book captures memories of those performances and pays tribute to her beautiful voice, to her endearing personality and to her exceptional songwriting talent. Sandy’s song ‘Who Knows Where The Time Goes?’ has been covered by more than 100 artists, and her music is still being discovered and interpreted by artists in the almost half a century since her untimely death in 1978 at a tragically young age. Compiled by Sandy’s daughter, Georgia Rose Lucas, and fully approved by the estate of Sandy Denny, this book contains a wealth of memories and memorabilia. Contributors include: Richard Thompson, Rufus Wainwright, Mary Black, Barbara Dickson, Joe Boyd, Simon Nicol, Dave Pegg, Linda Thompson, Joan as Policewoman, Richard Digance, Iain Matthews, Christine Collister, Gordon Giltrap, Aine Furey, Chris Blackwell & Julianne Regan.

Georgia Rose Lucas lives in Sydney, Australia. She is the daughter of Australian folk singer Trevor Lucas and British folk-rock legend Sandy Denny.
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ISBN 13 9781915858528
ISBN 10 1915858526
Title Sandy Denny
Author Georgia Rose Lucas
Series A People's History
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher Spenwood Books
Year published 2026-08-14
Number of pages 400
Cover note Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.