45th anniversary vinyl reissue of sandy’s third solo lp (1973) hasn’t been pressed since 1986. considered by many to be her best solo release, it features musicians from her fairport days, including richard thompson on guitar, contains the track solo, one of very finest compositions and probably her best known after who knows where the time goes? fans would welcome the return of this album to the racks. mastered from the original tapes, pressed on clear 180 gram vinyl.

19 rupert street was the house in glasgow where scottish folk singer alex campbell lived and this is where sandy denny recorded these songs. recorded on a home tape machine they showcase denny in a relaxed atmosphere singing with acoustic guitar, and occasionally joined by campbell.
180 grams audiophile vinyl release, including full colour insert.

erst die tasse kaffee, dann ein altmodischer tanz: matthias strzoda macht sich auf seiner zweiten solo-veröffentlichung sandy dennys like an old fashioned waltz zu eigen und übersetzt den anrührenden text des im jahre 1974 erschienenden lieds kongenial ins deutsche. produziert von johann scheerer und matthias strzoda, aufgenommen und gemischt von johann scheerer, clouds hill recordings hamburg. alle instrumente: matthias strzoda.

black gold also contains a rendition of sandy denny s who knows where the time goes, in a minimalist arrangement that ends in an uplifting orchestration true to both the writer of the song and the performer. throughout the entire performance ms simone keeps a regal, aloof and sometimes goofy composure, her monologues in between songs ushering the listener a little closer to her moving performance.