Sandy (Sandy Denny album)

Sandy is the second solo album by British folk rock singer Sandy Denny, released in 1972. It is considered by many to be her finest work and a landmark in British folk rock.

The album showcases Denny's songwriting prowess and vocal abilities. It features a diverse range of musical styles, encompassing folk, rock, and orchestral arrangements. Notable tracks include "The Sea Captain," "Quiet Places," "Listen, Listen," and "It Suits Me Well."

Musicians contributing to Sandy included members of Fairport Convention (Denny's former band) and other prominent figures in the British folk and rock scenes, such as Richard Thompson. The album's production is noted for its lush and detailed arrangements, reflecting Denny's artistic vision.

Sandy was released to critical acclaim but was not a significant commercial success upon its initial release. However, its reputation has grown over time, and it is now widely regarded as a classic album. The album has been reissued several times, often with bonus tracks and additional material. It remains a significant contribution to the British folk rock canon and a testament to Sandy Denny's enduring talent.