Sandy Denny’s precious solo live performances, which she recorded with Fairport Convention, Fotheringay, and then went solo, are here. Disc 1 contains a nearly complete recording of her performance at the Lincoln Folk Festival held in the UK on July 24, 1971, from the high-quality audience master at the time. This was just when she started her solo career with Fotheringay, and her Fairport ally Richard Thompson also participated on guitar. Disc 2 contains a live performance at the Guildhall in Newcastle on October 12, 1972, from the UK tour the following year, also from the high-quality audience master. While this later evolved from folk to electric folk, this was still a performance with a strong traditional color, and above all, it was a time when she was attracting attention as a guest on various occasions, such as “Zeppelin?” and the orchestral version of The Who’s “TOMMY.” Above all, there are almost no live solo recordings, so this is a gem of high documentary value. DISC 1 : 1. Late November/2. The North Star Grassman And The Ravens/3. Down In The Flood/4. Blackwaterside/5. The Optimist/6. Next Time Around/7. Crazy Lady Blues/8. John The Gun [Linoln Folk Festival 1971 :At Tupholme Manor Park, Lincolnshire, U.K. July 24th 1971] DISC 2 : 01. Introduction by Ray Fisher / ll Take A Long Time/02. Bushes And Briars/03. Sweet Rosemary/04. It Suits Me Well/05. Late November/06. Quiet Joys Of Brotherhood/07. The Sea Captain/08. The Sea/09. The Lady/10. John The Gun/11. The Music Weaver [Live At The Guildhall, Newcastle Upon Tyne, U.K. October 12th 1972]