Rupert Sheldrak

One of the world's most frequently performed choral composers, Ola Gjeilo releases his first choral album since 'Winter Songs'. Ola has written two brand new works: 'The Road' and 'Dreamweaver'. Inspired by his home country, the album is made up of two brand new works: 'The Road' and 'Dreamweaver', and encompasses Ola's love for Norway.

Sandy Denny - 19 Rupert St (1967) {Witchwood Media WMCD 2053 rel 2011}
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© 1967, 2011 Witchwood Media | WMCD 2053
Folk / Acoustic / British Folk / Folk Rock

Although little Sandy Denny material was released prior to her first album as part of Fairport Convention (1969's What We Did on Our Holidays), quite a few pre-Fairport recordings of the singer's survive, though they usually weren't made in the most technically sophisticated settings. This CD, recorded in the Glasgow home of folk singer Alex Campbell on August 5, 1967, was salvaged from a cassette and issued in 2011, when interest in Denny's work had escalated to a point where even documents of rather lo-fi quality held enough interest to merit a commercial release. This is clearly a recording for serious Denny fans because of those technical limitations; even some of the other home recordings from the time that have found both official and bootleg release boast superior sound.