Sandy Denny (1947–1978) was an English singer-songwriter central to the British folk revival, known for her work with Fairport Convention, the band Fotheringay and her solo albums. She sang the duet with Robert Plant on Led Zeppelin's "The Battle of Evermore."

Born 6 January 1947; died 21 April 1978. Member of Strawbs (early), Fairport Convention, and Fotheringay. Collaborated on Led Zeppelin's "The Battle of Evermore."

DeBaser reviews praise Sandy Denny's voice, songwriting and key albums. Reviewers highlight melancholic, introspective ballads and strong BBC acoustic sessions. Recommended starting points: Listen Listen, The North Star Grassman and the Ravens, The BBC Sessions 1971-73.

For:Fans of British folk, singer-songwriter enthusiasts, listeners who appreciate melancholic, acoustic vocal performances.

 Sandy passed away in 1978, at only 31 years old, due to a cerebral hemorrhage resulting from a head trauma due to a fall, but her health was already compromised by alcohol and a restless private life.

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 The name Sandy Denny might be new to many people, but in reality, even those who don’t know her have heard her sing at least once: she is the voice that duets with Robert Plant in "The Battle Of Evermore" by Led Zeppelin.

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 Late November is without a doubt one of the most beautiful songs ever written by Denny, full of a sublime pathos only partially dampened by the arrangements;

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