FAIRPORT CONVENTION - She Moves Through the Fair | REACTION
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TODAY'S VIDEO: Into the Music Reaction/Review - "She Moves Through the Fair,” by Fairport Convention
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Sandy duetted with Robert Plant on "The Battle of Evermore" for Led Zeppelin IV album in 1971. The only guest vocalist on a LZ album.
Try ya some Pentangle! Pentangling, Light Flight, Maid that's deep in love... Great stuff.
Sandy was 21 going on 22 when she sang that. Apparently she sang the whole thing in one take and they structured the rest of the song around her vocals.
Meet on the Ledge! 😍 🤩
Love that song! How I first discovered them. - Greg
@@intothemusic908 They did a pretty good lockdown version last year on CZcams. Great song and new meaning to the lyrics.
I like the Uriah heep intro
This is my favorite sandy denny/ fairport song
I get really sad about how she died
Such grooviness! I love Sandy!
Thank you for doing this. I consider them one of the best, if underrated bands ever. Their " live at the BBC box set" is the best thing ive ever heard.
A beautiful ghost story...... ancient folk song! Check out... Who knows where the time goes..... Sandy was probably our finest female vocalist
A very perceptive and interesting discussion.
I wanted to circle back to this one and say thanks. - Greg
Sinead O'Connor recorded a really beautiful live version of this song
Yes, agreed! Would like to react to that version at some point.
I was going to say the exact same thing. Her live version in absolutely incredible. (And would love to see them reacting and discussing to her music on this channel.) :)
Come back to your stuff such a lot...cheers me up, like meeting a good mate...love it.
The same! You go back with this channel a long way. Thinking within the first 2 months? Whatever it is, you're appreciated on this channel.
@@intothemusic908 Cheers my friend.
These guys are still going, and have their own Folk festival every year called 'Cropredy', If you get over to the UK, go and see them :-)
Cropredy is the highlight of my year every year
@@danyoung4007 I'll see them this summer at Wickham festival as theirs is cancelled.
'The sound you don't hear any more'. In the UK it's called folk music. Mostly they do English folk music but this song is Irish.
I was first introduced to this piece by Mike Oldfield's instrumental rendition on electric guitar. I am greatfuly blessed to hear and discover sandy denny later
I actually prefer the straight unaccompanied versions of this song (e.g. Anne Briggs) but Sandy's voice is so good I still love this. The origins of the song go back centuries (at least).
The words are beautiful , sheer poetry & the last verse always give me goosebumps. Someone could make the most wonderful ghost story movie based on this song.
I think the drum is a tabla. Indian mysticism was very popular at that time.
Have you heard All About Eve's version?
It's a poem by Padraig Colum, who died in the 1970s......
A lady by the name of Caitlin does this song very well . She makes it hauntingly beautiful .
@@B4cch4nte wow! I had an album of theirs in 91(?) Thanks for reminding me of a great band.
Richard Thompson was seventeen when he laid down the lead guitar track for this seventeen fuckin seventeen !
Really? Wow...that is really is something. Thanks for that info! - Greg
Nineteen fuckin nineteen.
Try an album called 'On the Shore' by a folk band called Trees. I think you'll like it or at least find it interesting.
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