Fotheringay

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  • folk
  • folk rock
  • british folk
  • 70s
  • female vocalists
Formed in 1970 when vocalist Sandy Denny left the popular folk-rock band Fairport Convention, Fotheringay expresses her vision of the potential of folk rock to express complex meaning and deep personal emotion, using traditional ballad forms, but with the power of a rock band. Their self-titled first album (Fotheringay) was also only one of two albums, as they broke up a year later, in January 1971, while working on their second (recently released).

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Songs

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    Ballad of Ned Kelly

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    Banks of the Nile

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    Banks of the Nile (live)

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    Bold Jack Donahue

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    Broomfield Hall

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    Eppie Moray

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    Gypsy Davey

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    I Don't Believe You

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    John Donahue

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    John the Gun

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    Knights of the Road

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    Late November

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    Lowlands of Holland

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    Memphis Tennessee (live)

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    Memphis, Tennessee

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    Nothing More

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    Nothing More (live)

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    Peace in the End

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    Play Dead

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    Restless

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    Silver Threads and Golden Needles

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    Talkin' 'Bout a Revolution

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    The Ballad of Ned Kelly

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    The Banks of the Nile

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    The Pond and the Stream

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    The Sea

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    The Way I Feel

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    Too Much of Nothing

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    Two Last Weeks in Summer

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    Two Weeks Last Summer

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    Two Weeks Last Summer (live)

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    Wild Mountain Thyme

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    Winter Winds


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