Something of a British folk supergroup that wasn't, Sandy Denny and the Strawbs convened in early 1967 to record several songs in a makeshift studio near the North Sea. The two acts went their separate ways later that year and achieved success in their own right, and their collaborative recordings finally saw the light of day in 1973 before falling out of print by the end of the decade. This 24-track, 2-LP issue collects the original 12-track album (including Who Knows Where the Time Goes, which Denny later made famous with Fairport Convention) plus a series of outtakes from those seminal sessions, previously unavailable on vinyl! Numerophon.

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