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Wonderful. It was the backing music at the Old Vic production of The Tempest in 1974, with Gielgud. The scenery and this, created the atmospheric magic island. It stuck with me for life.

Titles in English, but Hebrew singing fuzz- guitar by founder of Churchills!

Superrar!

This is for natasha man . This one for the one that I never deserved yet I lost . I don't make sense . That's what love does to you . I don't make sense because I'm still in love with her . And I'm so fucking mad about it . I just love her . I'm a man ,and I'm fucking weak . U know .. obviously you don't.. for the one . The divine one !

Magna Carta - Took A Long Time Country: Netherlands Released: 1976 Genre: Rock, Folk, World, & Country Style: Acoustic, Soft Rock, Ballad, Vocal A1 Putting It Back Together Written-By - Chris Simpson A2 Took A Long Time Written-By - Chris Simpson, Tom Hoy A3 Oh My Dear Rose Written-By - Tom Hoy A4 Sun Ain't Gonna Rise Written-By - Chris Simpson A5 Lady Take Me Down Written-By - Chris Simpson B1 Wild Bird Written-By - Chris Simpson B2 Princess Electric Guitar - David Bromberg Written-By - Chris Simpson B3 Painted Eyes Written-By - Chris Simpson, Nigel Portman-Smith, Tom Hoy B4 Tomorrow's A Long Time Written-By - Bob Dylan B5 Books About Us Written-By - Tom Hoy Acoustic Guitar, Vocals - Chris Simpson Bass, Organ, Piano, Harmonium, Vocals - Nigel Portman-Smith Drums, Percussion - Chris Karan, Pick Withers Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Harmonica [Mouth Organ], Vocals - Tom Hoy Fiddle - Jerry Fieldmouse

Shel Silverstein is lurking in the background on the cover.

Freaking awesome 😂

좋네요

Raw

❤❤❤I love this song 😭😥😰😂😍😍😍😍😍

Absolutely fantastic, these guys are amazing and ive listen to them for years ❤❤❤

Tender sweet and amazing

Why isn't this album on theit spotify?!

bonito

It was this year that the ripped jeans trend started. And this was the band that started it all. It wasn't on purpose, they just got famous befire the could afford new wardrobes, and had more ripped jeans than good jeans. And they wore thise ripped up jeans, not only on tour, but on TV too. I remember it very well, as I got my ass whooped for tearing a perfectly good pair of jeans, in 1971, after seeing them play "Sylvia's Mother" on some TV show. Within a couple of weeks, all the teens and hippies were wearing them.

A very underrated band

Simply THE BEST

very very good LP............................................................................................................................................

I really love this EP album, but I don't understand why I can't seem to find it on any of their platforms.

Sitting enjoying tonight with a reefer,bliss.

Happiness On tip toes ✨✨✨💕🎶🕊 Thank you 🤗🌟

This akbum is excellent 😊 !

❤

Every time I listen to “sink in” I think of this girl who loved me to the moon and back but I couldn’t be the guy😢

Super Happy !! Love Love!

Whit a loss, a magical voice a song with meaning , today few songwriter's have soul.

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I saw & heard fountains of chocolate milk gush from her paradise, without laughing the stars began to chat and ceased to scroll and we to grab hold of their golds at dawn. The sun was dizzy and the moon, stirred, hid behind a section of clouds in the shape of a barbapapa 🦄🌺

I had just started my first job when someone told be one terrible morning that Sandy had died.

A gem among early English pop-rock folk music. Esp. for Sandy Denny, have been listening to her songs now some 60 years. Often they are sentimental. Through her work i discovered Nick Drake too. Pretty doomed, depressed songs also, but great beauty.

Glorious.

🍓Pure GOLD✨

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Let's face it Magna Carta is Chris Simpson aided and abetted by a host of other musicians. Doesn't detract from the music though. Simpson is a master of songcraft.

Super muzyka

what a great album this was great to find it again for a listen to after all these years

2023

Sandy Denny And The Strawbs - All Our Own Work (Full Album, 1973) - From Wikipedia, - All Our Own Work is an album by Sandy Denny and the Strawbs, recorded in 1967 but not released until 1973. The album was recorded in Copenhagen, Denmark, and contains an early recording of one of Sandy Denny's best known songs "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?". Denny later recorded this song as a member of Fairport Convention. The album was released by Pickwick Records, who in the 1970s specialised in budget releases of deleted record company catalogues.Dave Cousins, the leader of the Strawbs, saw Sandy Denny singing in a nightclub, and invited her to join his band. A demo recording the band made with Denny was passed by a British born Danish DJ, Tom Browne, to Karl Knudsen, the head of Sonet Records in Denmark, who offered them a record deal, and brought them over to Copenhagen.[ They recorded the album in a cinema in 1967, with Gustav Winckler as producer.[ Cousins wrote the bulk of the songs, though Denny contributed "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?".[] Shortly after the recording, Denny left the Strawbs to join Fairport Convention, with whom she also recorded "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?".The Strawbs recorded and released their official debut album, Strawbs (without Denny), in 1969. Release Pickwick Records, who in the 1970s specialised in budget releases of deleted record company catalogues, released the album in the UK in 1973 on their Hallmark label.] A remastered version was released in 2010 by Witchwood Records. Track listing Side one "On My Way" (Dave Cousins) - 3:03 "Who Knows Where the Time Goes?" (Sandy Denny) - 4:04 "Tell Me What You See in Me" (Cousins) - 3:38 "Always on My Mind" (Tony Hooper) - 1:51 "Stay Awhile with Me" (Cousins) - 2:24 "Wild Strawberries" (Cousins, Hooper) - 1:32 Side two "All I Need Is You" (Cousins) - 2:19 "How Everyone But Sam Was a Hypocrite" (Cousins) - 2:43 "Sail Away to the Sea" (Cousins) - 3:22 "Sweetling" (Hooper) - 2:34 "Nothing Else Will Do" (Cousins) - 2:13 "And You Need Me" (Cousins) - 3:13Personnel Sandy Denny - lead vocals, backing vocals, acoustic guitar Dave Cousins - lead vocals, backing vocals, acoustic guitar, banjo Tony Hooper - lead vocals, backing vocals, acoustic guitar Ron Chesterman - double bass Additional personnel Ken Gudmand - drums Cy Nicklin - sitar Svend Lundvig - string arrangements Recording Recorded in Copenhagen, Denmark July 1967

Tx very much for this. Maybe there are more of Sandy’s recordings out there? I thought I had them all til hearing this!

They all thing their so grand. But there not.

Sounds like America meets Greatful Dead meets CSN.

Great album!

Pure folk 😄

Jeremy Enigk has Sandy Denny all over him. And I like it.

Sandy & The Strawbs-Great stuff but the last track is too fast...

Great guitar work by Dave Cousins on "Who knows where the time goes". Many music pundits regard this song as a Sandy solo; not correct. Beautiful.

Music of the World! True poetry!

Simon and Garfunkle needed these guys as their mentors. Not the other way around. What!!!! This is ridiculous!!!! Why hasn't this hit a billion hits yet?

MAGNA CARTA: - Chris Simpson - vocals, acoustic guitar, percussion - Davy Johnstone - vocals, guitars, mandolin, sitar, harpsichord - Glen Stuart - vocals, lyre with - Rick Wakeman - keys - Nick Potter - bass - Ron Chesterman - bass - Danny Thompson - double bass -Johnny Van Derrick - violin -Tony Visconti - bass, percussion - Heather Corbett - percussion -Caleb Quaye - guitar -Dave Glover - bass -Roger Pope - drums -Graham Smith - mouth harp

Something very special about this. Timeless!!