This 1970 album captures Fairport Convention at a pivotal moment, balancing raw, energetic folk-rock with increasingly sophisticated arrangements. It stands as a testament to the band's evolving sound and instrumental prowess during a key period in their history.
- "Full House" was recorded at Sound Techniques in London in April 1970.
- The album features Sandy Denny on vocals and Dave Swarbrick on fiddle, both key figures in the band's development.
- Upon its release, "Full House" reached number 54 on the UK Albums Chart.
Fairport Convention is an English folk-rock band, formed in London in 1967. They are a foundational act in British folk music, known for bridging the gap between traditional folk songs and rock music. "Full House," released in 1970, marked a transitional period for the band, featuring a lineup that included both Sandy Denny and Dave Swarbrick. It followed their seminal "Liege & Lief" and preceded Denny's departure and the band's further musical explorations.
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