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Sandy Denny - At The Bbc 1969-1973 (Nightlife)

Track listing:
  1. Autopsy (Bbc World Service, 1969) 4:25
  2. Fotheringay (Bbc World Service, 1969) 3:01
  3. Cajun Woman (Bbc World Service, Recorded 18 March 1969) 2:39
  4. Sandy Denny Interview (Bbc World Service, Spring 1969) 2:12
  5. Si Tu Dois Partir (Bbc World Service, Recorded 18 March 1969) 2:18
  6. The Way I Feel (Bbc Radio, 1970) 4:41
  7. Interview (Bbc Radio, 1970) 1:26
  8. The Sea (Bbc Radio, 1970) 4:54
  9. Now Be Thankful (Bbc World Service, 12 November 1970) 3:23
  10. Simon Nicol Interview (Bbc Radio, November 1970) 1:51
  11. The Journeyman's Grace (Bbc World Service, 12 November 1970) 3:56
  12. Eppy Moray (Bbc Radio, 1970) 3:33
  13. The Low Low Land Of Holland (Bbc Radio, 1970) 3:00
  14. Sandy Denny Interview Gypsy Davy (Bbc Radio, 1970) 4:11
  15. Will You Go (Bbc Radio, 1970) 3:53
  16. John The Gun (Bbc Radio, 1970) 4:55
  17. Jack Donoghue (Bbc Radio, 1970) 5:55
  18. Dark The Night (Bbc Radio, 1973) 4:27
  19. Whispering Grass (Bbc Radio, 1973) 4:08
  20. Solo (Bbc Radio, 1973) 4:39

Notes

SANDY DENNY
At The BBC 1969-1973

Liberated Nightlife bootleg

This disc has nothing in common with official BBC Sessions 1971-73 (Strange Fruit) and Live On The Radio bootleg.

1. Autopsy
2. Fotheringay
3. Cajun Woman
4. BBC interview
5. Si Tu Dois Partir
6. The Way I Feel
7. BBC interview
8. The Sea
9. Now Be Thankful
10. Simon Nicol interview
11. The Journeyman's Grace
12. Eppy Moray
13. The Lowlands Of Holland
14. BBC interview - Gypsy Davey
15. Wild Mountainside
16. John The Gun
17. Bold Jack Donahue
18. Dark The Night
19. Whispering Grass
20. Solo

tracks 1-5: FAIRPORT CONVENTION, BBC, Top Gear, March 18, 1969
tracks 6-8: FOTHERINGAY, BBC, April 2 or 13, 1970
tracks 9-11: FAIRPORT CONVENTION (without Sandy Denny), BBC, Sunday Show, Radio One, October 15, 1970
tracks 12-17: FOTHERINGAY, BBC, Sound Of The Seventies, November 15, 1970
tracks 18-20: BBC, Sound Of The Seventies, November 14, 1973

The original artwork cantains incorrect information.