Sandy Denny 1st Press OZ LP Sandy NM ’72 Pink rim island IL34697 Folk Rock
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Jan 15, 2021
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Sandy Denny 1st Press OZ LP Sandy NM ’72 Pink rim island IL34697 Folk Rock
Original 1st press OZ LP released in 1972 on the Pink Rim Island Label. IL34697. This album has a gatefold sleeve.Sandy Denny's second post-Fairport solo offering, produced by then-future husband Trevor Lucas, is a beautiful blend of the traditional style with which she is most often associated and a slightly more lavish sound that would become more prevalent in her later work. Lucas does an excellent job of balancing the two and creates an exquisite backdrop for Denny's gorgeous songs and majestic voice. Nearly every track has the radiance and timelessness of her best Fairport work, along with an accessibility she had merely hinted at prior to this. "Listen, Listen," with its soaring chorus and bed of strings and mandolin, the lovely "The Lady," and the layered a cappella vocal arrangement of Richard Fariña's "Quiet Joys of Brotherhood" (featuring Dave Swarbrick's haunting solo violin coda) are perfect examples of Denny's enormous talents, and only a few of the many pleasures found here. Touches such as lush strings, Allen Toussaint's horn arrangement on "For Nobody to Hear," Sneaky Pete Kleinow's steel guitar and former Fairport partner Richard Thompson's guitars and mandolin bring out the many dimensions in Denny's music without obscuring it. Sandy also boasts her best collection of original material, as well as terrific covers of Dylan's "Tomorrow Is a Long Time," featuring Linda Thompson Peters on backing vocals, and the aforementioned "Quiet Joys of Brotherhood.
Tracks : It’ll take a long time/ Sweet Rosemary/ For nobody to hear/ Tomorrow is a long time/ Quiet joys of brotherhood/ Listen, listen/ The lady/ Bushes and briars/ It suits me well/ The music weaver. There are a few light spindle marks on labels. Record is in Near MInt condition. Gatefold cover has light ring wear and a few tiny surface tears around edges and is in VG+ condition.
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