CD 5 Track 7 & 13

This is for those who have had problems unzipping these tracks.

Tracks

Sandy Denny: A boxful of treasures 5

And at last (I know it has been a long time since the last post) the fifth disc!
In it there are many demos (also home-made demos) with a very impassioned feel. I hope you have enjoyed the whole box.
Next time I think I am going to post a one-shot, and a funny one, so you won't need to worry about delays.

Box 5

Cd 4 Track 5

This for those who have had problems unzipping the first part.

Track 5

Sandy Denny: A boxful of treasures 4

And now, at last, the fourth disc, with more stuff from the seventies this time, both from Sandy' solo carrer and from Fairport Convention.
This time the zips are two because it's a big file.
See here for more details on the tracklist.

Box 4 Part 1
Box 4 Part 2

Sandy Denny: A boxful of treasures 3

And now the third disc: here you wil find mostly SANDY DENNY solo stuff, some unreleased versions, some live songs, and some demos too...
Enjoy!


Box 3

Sandy Denny: A boxful of treasures 2

This is the second CD, including many FAIRPORT CONVENTION songs from their golden period, and also a version of "The ballad of easy rider" that they recorded for "Liege and Life" but did not release, but also an exclusive radio recording), plus more songs (both released and unreleased) with FOTHERINGAY, and with ALEX CAMPBELL & HIS FRIENDS.
For more details about the tracklist see here.

The surprise link is dedicated to the memory of SYD BARRETT, our lost crazy diamond, for he will not return anymore.

Box 2

Sandy Denny: A boxful of treasures 1

This is the first disc of a wonderful box set for all Fairport Convention and Sandy Denny fans: 5 CDs with lots of unreleased and altrnate takes (the fifth also being made of home recordings). On this first youn can find songs from her early career: as a solo artist and with the Strawbs.
See Amazon for the tracklist.
I also hope some of you who do not know Sandy will try to listen to this because she is one of the the most beautuful voices of all times and, to me, I have to confess that it is hard to be as struck by a voice as I was by listening for the first time to Sandy's "Who knows where the time goes?" as performed by her with Fairport convention. Here there is her first version (along wih the Strawbs).
You may want to read some reviews on this box @ the BBC site or @ Artistdirect.
And on this fan site you can find her discography, while on this other one lyrics and tabs.

Box 1

Bjork: Family tree CD 5

And at last the fifth disc, this one called "Strings" as well, that includes 4 more songs performed live with the Brodsky quartet (and a "Play dead" really great with stings instead of saxophones).

Family tree Disc 5

Bjork: Family tree CD 3 & 4.

So here come Disc 3 and Disc 4.
The first is called "Beats" and contains 4 songs from '91 to '97, with an unreleased one (on official albums) and 3 reworkings, while the latter, "Strings" shows 5 songs beautifully performed by Bjork and the Brodsky quartet live through 1999 and 2000 tours.

Disc 3 & 4