Who Knows Where The Time Goes - Fairport Convention + Linde Nijland
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- čas přidán 26. 09. 2014
- Fairport Convention's co-founder Simon Nicol doing justice to (the late) Sandy Denny's famous song and re-introducing Dutch singer Linde Nijland in Zaandam, The Netherlands in a church, named De Vermaning van de Doopsgezinde Gemeente. Linde Nijland is known in the Lowlands for her Sandy Denny interpretations.
She has been invited by producer Joe Boyd to perform with a large Fairport Convention line-up before, some years ago, at the Barbican in London. Must have been some celebration of the group, founded in 1967 ;-)
Simon Nicol - guitar, vocals, Ric Sanders - violin, Chris Leslie - many instruments, Dave Pegg - bass guitar, Gerry Conway - drums
Date September 27 2014 - Hudba
There comes a time in a life when this song hits deeply home.
More than one, I'd say 8-)
Sadly . This isn't one of them
Iv'e never heard of this lady but what a sweet voice she has. Total justice to Sandy's classic.
What a lovely rendition of this beautiful song!
Absolutely beautiful song and timeless.R.I.P. Sandy.
instablaster.
This was and is...a beautiful song. Yes, when Sandy Denny sang it was so wonderful. She really had a beautiful voice. I've missed that voice for so long. But at least there is this. A great group from the 70s for me, anyway.
I thank to the Fairport Convention ...and Fotheringay...RIP SANDY
Early doors 70's x
We who were young in the 70s were so lucky.Music was not about money but real talent.
I met Dave Pegg and Richard Thompson at Croperdy 1983 :) Happy days.
WOW...so beautiful..it sends goose bumps over me..which means to me this is so special. Love it love the sound of violin too. Great 😃💜🌻
Piercing violin,haunting vocals, timeless tune. I can hear everyone holding their breath, magic!
Grüss Adolf Bröll
A lovely tribute to Sandy 💚
Wonderfull melody Fairport Convention blessed for ever🙏🌹
Brilliant. Linde has a beautiful voice.
cricketbat09 Yes! I do agree. Linde Nijland would go great 👍🏽 well with F.C.!
Very tasteful bass playing along with a beautiful rendition. Thank you!
OMG! Just beautiful.
Just so fantastic…….beautiful….and the soaring fiddle players❤️🙌🔥
Yes...
Who knows where the time goes...God bless you all
Miss you Sandy. You came to Greenwich, London. On stage, in black satin gown, solo at a grand piano, you enchanted us for an hour. On my guitar, this song is my number one. Thank you. X
😢 ⛅️ ⤴️
I'm 73 God I miss Sandy
Me too.
Did anyone notice Dave Pegg's bass playing? It floats in and out. Superb!
absolutely! I aspire, if only!!
@@alancoy9377 ah, Peggy. I notice he's playing this off the A string
An absolute artist on the bass, always has been.
Yes a lovely song RIP Sany Denny 🙏
I’ve never listened to FC a before what a mistake how beautiful a song this and how lovely hearing Lindes beautiful voice xx
That is something special!!
Beautiful music!
Strong and breathtaking
awesome arrangement with the strings. so very good
Thank you
I love you
Absolutely Beautiful❤❤❤
Thank you Flip.
Love...❤
Oh, well done !
Am a blubbery mess now !
Real feeling thank you
Brilliant sums it all up
Loved that
To Samantha Fenders: The name of the song is A Sailor's Life by Sandy Denny .
I totally agree, it is a wonderful song.
Royalty. What a precious song.
Beautiful
Stunning
Fantastic.
Unusual song musically as it has an also unresolved finale for me. Agree this performance by Linda is excellent anschluss be in the band!. Never heard of her before?
Beautiful beyond words... Linde did Sandy proud and should have sung the whole song.. it's not for a male to sing IMO, but I guess Fairport Convention feel it's their own ❤🌹❤
There's a delicate quality to Linde's voice that brings out the poignancy of Sandy's lyrics--her voice sounds so young and yet she sings the lyrics with the voice of experience to capture the song's sense of regret and sadness. Yes, she should have sung the entire song, as a female singer's tribute to the female singer/songwriter who wrote this lovely song.
This is a great recording. The audio is fantastic.
I should book yourself an appointment with an ear specialist.
@@MrGraham137 You're a bit oversensitive, just try to enjoy like we do
@@hwt-ka-pth I gave my honest opinion of the performance.....in my view it was badly played and the vocal was dreadful.....a glance through the comments will show that I am not alone in my view.
I love this
We'll meet on the ledge.
I haven't heard this song better.
Nice version.
the first band I saw live - late 60's in Copenhagen
Un applauso per questa ragazza 👍👍👍👍
Beautiful playing by the ensemble. On this occasion though, much as I like Simon's rich tenor, he should've left the singing to Linde. She's special.
Sandy Denny only sang by herself before with them as the band. Yes,it was so beautiful...
Exactly...
matur suksma
No Fairport without Sandy Danny!!!
Richard Thompson for me !
Well at least spell her name right then
One of the best british groups ever listen to the wonderful lyrics!🤡
Out of all the many popular music songs ever written, there are but a handful that should be protected by law never to be performed by anyone but the original singer songwriter, and this tune is top of that list....
Nice....:)
This is one of those songs, and there are not many of them, where it is best left to the recording made by the original artist. No one else ever came close to Sandy Denny's performance, and it's unlikely that anyone ever will.
I think it is a bit useless to compare other people's voices to Sandy Denny's. There is no possible comparison. Her voices was just out of this world.
Yeah no comparison,she was great. A beautiful voice like no other! I loved her then and still do. Her voice takes you on a trip!🎶🎵🎶
Linde Nijland! Fairport Convention desperately needs you right now as their female singer. Would you like to come and join Fairport Convention?
They need to stop trying to sing this song
"Induct Fairport Convention into, The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame" is on Facebook. Thanks!
a nice voice but no Sandy to me....she was absolutely special! A one of a kind
of course but not the point here
Rufus Wainwright does a supreme version
And Rufus also does it as a duet with Brandi Carlile. It's gorgeous.
I miss Sandy denny.
I'm reduced to a quivering wreck...
Dear Fairport Convention. Don’tcha miss Sandy Denny? Linde Nijland is the 21st Century version of Sandy Denny. Did you all know that?
She is nowhere close to any kind of version of Sandy Denny
Chris Whiles brought me to the edge of tears when she sang this at Cropredy a few years ago. She easily caught he spirit of the song that was very reminiscent of Sandy.
Years before, Vicky Clayton however, sounded exactly like Sandy and the tears did flow. That was when I realised that too close an imitation can be a most disturbing experience, not at all welcome or enjoyable; spooky in fact.
👏👏👏👏👏
This rendition, in my opinion, isn't a patch on the version presented on the 1970 (?) Bumpers album.
Lovely. But BBC Session with Sandy is hard to match!
Good ol’ Simmo!
Very beautiful. Did this song come out before or after Allman Bros. Melissa? jk
Melissa was 1972 and Who Knows Where the Time Goes was 1967. Judy Collins covered it in 1968 which was where I first heard it.
"How can they know"
They did'nt get where they are today.....etc.
5:47 oh dear. Love the song, but I would have been on time with my out of tune fog horn, weeping happily. "...and the birds of Spring again"
aie aie aie
I did nt know she died she was nt old how ?
She died, only 31 years old after a fall down the stairs. She left behind a legacy and a daughter. She contributed on the Led Zeppelin song, The battle of evermore, duetting with Robert Plant.
@@arneemilbredland2339 thankyu how so sad , bought unhalfbricking when it came out, might give it a whirl thanks again
While this is a great rendition I think Kate Wolfs version is the most sublime.
Except for Sandy's.
The very best version is sung by Judy Collins.
You obviously have not heard the original version......Judy Collins??....seriously?
So you want to boast that you've heard another version. Well, clever you! Judy sings it as a vehicle to show what a wonderful voice she has.
And she hasn't.
Ethereal
I love the song, and I love Fairport. I loved the violin/fiddle. Not sure if the recording was good here, but I gave it a thumbs down, not my favourite version, So sorry. Still love their work.
That violins is way to load!!
Don't, please just leave this to Sandy.
Stewart McManus I miss Sandy but the girl did an amazing job
Simon never had a good voice, and although a fair rendition, it does not do justice. Richard did a better job but still not a touch on Sandy.
they should hire her and get a proper guitar player in
He is a proper guitarist.
Not compared to Richard Thompson...
Sandy's is beautiful , for me the Nina Simone version is by far the best..
Nine is riveting. God bless them both.
Just my opinion, but I think the violin took away from the performance.
I love Fairport. I love love Sandy. This performance, meh.
Su te ki
Mediocre video and sound. This classic deserves better treatment.
I personally think it's a pretty torpid cover. Much as I like FC this is not a good version of Sandy's masterpiece.
Couldn't agree more.
Linda, this is no good, Simon, you can do better! This song is often reduced to a too slow stretching piece of rubber. Unfortunately. Singing Sandy is difficult!
Oh give Linde a break.. it was beautiful,, those two violins together is awesome...
quality is poor and that violin is too aggressive. The original is all about Sandys voice the Guitar
Also main violin sounds off-key.
A travesty........they sing this song constantly and keep trying to add a new twist but it ends up sounding dreadful...simply because the original is so special....not sure what Simon Nicol was trying to achieve , but it didn't work...the fiddles were almost playing a reel and Linde Nijland maybe a wonderful singer, but it certainly wasn't evident in this performance. For me, the best post Sandy version I have heard was Vikki Clayton.
IMMENSELY better than nothing.
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Sandy Denny did this so much better. It's time this lot retired.
I know where this bass heavy and piss poor recording is going . . . by by now
As nice as it was, the lady performer should have been allowed to sing rhe complete vocal. She surely would have owned/nailed it. Opportunity lost. Sorry acosutic guy, your vocals were not needed . . .
Judy Collins version is the best - this isn't even close
....if only Judy Collins hadn't ruined Sandy's melody on the first line of the chorus. Lovely person though.
actually the original is best - nothing since can kiss its arse!
Don't be silly.
*Narcissists Convention* would be a better name.
Quite untuneful version.. just sounds so dull
Not enough guitar...IMO.