JUDY COLLINS - "Who Knows Where The Time Goes?" LIVE 2002

Judy Collins sings Sandy Denny's late '60's classic,"Who Knows Where The Time Goes?" in a 2002 concert at the Wolftrap Farm amphitheater in Vienna, Virginia. Collins' band members include Russel Walden on piano, Eric Weisberg on guitar, Mark Egan on electric bass, Tony Beard on drums and Morris Goldberg on flute.

[@ehairgrove]

One beautiful summer night in 1991, I had a job doing some investigative engineering on the San Diego Bay Bridge. We were working on a barge. About a quarter mile north of us , in Embarcadaro Park, Judy Collins was performing. I can remember this song floating out across the warm water of the bay. It washed over me like the breath of God, and it was the most beautiful thing I have ever heard.

[@arrenareeves2037]

. . . the most beautiful . . . eternally new, and ever so timeless

[@ehairgrove]

My friend Areena, I don't know why, but your comment made me burst out into tears of joy. I have spent my entire life trying to understand the nuance of our world. At the end of the day it comes down to the love between me and you--who ever you are.

[@arrenareeves2037]

Shiva Ganesha I do believe there is a current of knowing going on here. . . whoever you are.

[@ldmax]

+Shiva Ganesha What a beautiful memory. Such a lovely description. I can almost feel it.

[@arrenareeves2037]

yes, it is an unsolicited touching of our being, our soul, our truth. i'm delighted you had this experience

[@nbenefiel]

When I lived in Dublin, one of my housemates was friends with Sandy Denny, Sandy visited us a few times. We would sit by the fire, drinking tea, and singing until dawn. Her voice was so beautiful and she was so much fun. We all loved her. We were a tight group of friends. One was Neil Jordan, the director but at that time we were all still in college. Susie and Brian, the owners had a beautiful 2 year old, Aoife. I loved playing with and reading to her. She must be in her fifties now. Who knows where the time goes?

[@johntatum8088]

Those first notes brought the tears. The reason was all those nights in college when she sang me to sleep (on her records, of course.) Now, I am 70, so her voice has deep resonance for me.

[@wwonka52]

70 here, seeing her in two days.(alone) Can't wait. I'll be a basket case. lol

[@DianeDixey]

@@wwonka52 I truly hope you enjoyed it

[@nbenefiel]

72, we were so lucky to be young during that time.😊

[@Alun49]

Sandy Denny's passing was a real tragedy. Her songs live on and this is one of her finest.

[@beckyknight1219]

Ive been listening to Judy Collins since I was 19 years old. She sings like a beautiful instrument. I have read her books about depression, the death of her son, her personal struggles with alcohol in days gone by. So glad she is still performing. What a tremendous talent

[@jamesgehring8355]

There will never be another Judy Collins.

[@malcolmvoss3635]

For reasons I will not explain here, this song always brings a tear to my eye. Sandy Denny was a part of my youth and she is buried in the same cemetery as my parents. When I became ill a few years ago this song continually played in my head as I walked with my dogs across the fields and thought about my life. This is a great rendition of it.

[@skygazer6898]

How lovely that Judy gave a shout out to the much-missed Sandy Denny.

[@Thomas-px6ni]

Heard her in 72 at the old Universal amphitheater in Burbank. A warm fall evening with a mild Santa Ana wind. This song just added to the beauty of the evening. She had an ethereal presence on stage. What an awesome concert.

[@wwonka52]

Saw her last August at 82 or 83 years old., and she was still magnificent sporting a new real short haircut that fits her well. She was on my "Bucket List " for years. My friend of 50 some years and I had the best time.

[@infrantasi]

Judy stands for everything good in our country. She uses her fame to touch people and is an incredibly effective performer. She lets people into her dignified world as if they belong there with her. She is a great American artist. And a real beauty, inside and out!

[@40sSonggirl1]

Very well said. Judy's voice takes me to another place, a beautiful place, a peaceful place, a place where I am comforted. No matter what she sings, it is truly a pleasure to listen to her and yes, I feel welcomed into her dignified world.

[@jeffreypaulharper6283]

She was a great human being.

[@sallypian3524]

@@jeffreypaulharper6283 she is great.

[@annberrios9759]

well put

[@georgiahogue8588]

Perfect description.

[@bilbobaggins5408]

I listen to all these covers, some by very competent people, but in the end I ache to get back to Sandy Denny and Richard Thompson. That's just the way it is.

[@danarzechula3769]

Heard the Loudon wainwright Jr and Brandi carlile version it is awesome. This song is generous and universal enough for me to have several favorite versions

[@betahifi]

My mother passed 6 months ago today. She loved Judy Collins and had several of her albums. I played this song over and over the last day of her life and then we played it at her ash ceremony in the mountains. a butterfly came and landed on the flowers atop off her cremains...this is how i knew my mother approved of the ceremony ( and my choice of song). Thank you for posting this. FROM: rosemarston 1 year ago

[@paulheffron4836]

What a touching story. I hope that Judy Collins has heard of this. She is a loving and genuine person who cares about her many fans and would love this account of how her music has affected both you and your mother.

[@richardiritano1197]

What a beautiful (and sad) tribute to your mother's life, and the connection that she shared musically with Judy Collins. To live in hearts that we leave behind is to not die...

[@CarlosCampos-lp9io]

wow... really beautiful...

[@carrychris2010]

That is a beautiful and touching story and did sound like an apropos song, Bless you.

[@deeptangshudas2661]

Beta Hi-Fi Archive Soulful and poignant

[@tonyw973]

Wow, I'm speechless. What a remarkably beautiful rendition of an amazingly poetic song. What an unforgettable talent July Collins is.

[@pete5332]

Always brings a tear, beautifully sung and the lyrics get more relevant as I get older.

[@billc1388]

Her voice - like a bell - a clarity and depth - confidence - lift. Seasoned slightly but ageless and wise. She honors the notes and the words but hands her life and experience over to both.

[@howardgoldsmith366]

What a beautifully written tribute to Judy. You have done her justice.

[@ctv44442011]

Judy's version of this song is a thread running through the tapestry of my life

[@johnfulton4921]

It is amazing how her voice as beautiful as it was when she was young like a grand reserve red rioja wine has through time become richer and stronger she is unbelievable wheres her grammy

[@anthonyryan923]

Listening to this version makes you aware how brilliant Sandy Denny was.

[@peterd8525]

Amen!

[@johnnynbk]

listen to the collins '68 recording, youngster.

[@thomasromano9321]

And the tragedy made more poignant that Sandy Denny died so young. A troubled but brilliant young woman. Fairport Convention: groundbreaking English folk band.

[@2Hearts3]

Many "gold and silver voices" as Judy said here, have sung beautiful song this over the years. But it's Judy's silver, flute-like voice and interpretation that are the definitive rendition to my ear and heart. Takes me back decades, to a time when life was young and the future held so much promise. Even in these weird, dark days in which we find ourselves now, this dear song and singer are timeless and much appreciated. Soothes the heart. Thanks.

[@peter.a.langan5872]

This is very good, however I think Kate Wolfs version edges it, it is sublime.

[@2Hearts3]

@@peter.a.langan5872 thanks, will look for it. Love this song

[@ralphlennard7034]

I had Sandy and the fairport perform this Live, unbelievable, Heard Nina simone sing it, instantly punched me in the emotional solar olexus, Judy sings it so fully, so beautifully that only someone singing in the present moment can sing. I can't say best, just appreciate each version and thank Sandy for writing from such a deep place to allow others to sing so beautifully. @@2Hearts3

[@HebbleTyson]

I love versions of this song by Sandy Denny (the lyricist of this song) and Fairport Convention, Nina Simone, Eva Cassidy and some others, but for me Judy's version reaches into another dimension; she somehow suspends me outside time and space. I can't hear her singing this and not mist up because this reaches deep into the heart where I live. What a gift!

[@walky240251]

not forgetting sandy had no echos, no orchester, no synthesiser.......just her voice................and her guitar

[@walky240251]

not forgetting sandy had no echos, no orchester, no synthesiser.......just her voice................and her guitar

[@leonardshevlin7260]

The entire song, words and music, is credited to Sandy Denny.

[@jamesgehring8355]

Awesome bass on this song.

[@robertsmyth4998]

@@leonardshevlin7260 hard to believe she was just 20 years old, Kate Wolf did a nice cover

[@folkmusicgirl]

Judy's voice - so incredibly beautiful. Too bad that young singers of today don't sing like this. It's sometimes hard to believe that a person can sing with such pure gold purity and vocal range that Judy has. Like the finest silk.... the voice of Judy Collins.

[@steveharris5008]

don't be disheartened, there's Jackie E and Adele, two singers who will only get better as time passes by...

[@SkeeterNYC]

Maybe you should check out Margo Price.

[@thewordofgord]

Still lovely after all these years. Nice to hear Sandy credited so faithfully. Judy always gives the nod to others. Bless her, then and now (she's touring 2019).

[@ladykitt10]

Excited! Going to see her for the first time this Sunday!

[@johnellis3174]

As you get older you appreciate songs like this.""where does the time go ?"

[@derekemrie2987]

+John Ellis I first heard this song around the time my mother passed away at 52 years of age (I was 24). I very much appreciated the song then. You don't have to be 51 (my current age) to deeply appreciate songs like this. In fact, I sang "Born Free" as a solo my second or third year in high school vocal chorus class, I knew freedom meant the world to me, and went on to twenty plus years of military service starting in 1984. But, at 51 I still appreciate "It's Only Rock and Roll (but I like it)", "American Woman", "Sunshine Superman", even some 70's disco, occasional hip-hop, classical, John Prine and John Denver, whatever (I'll listen to almost anything...at least for a sampling, more if I like it. Time and love, and just a "joyful noise" that's what music is about.

[@karenizard7323]

So True!!!!!

[@jimgeorge2455]

Five years later and the time still goes on, five more years of memories

[@TR5T]

How gracious of Judy, Sandy had such a sad life yet left a legacy of deep lovely sounds that will move the coldest heart.

[@daf827]

My eyes started tearing up during the piano intro. Gorgeous rendition of a timeless song. Judy singing Sandy. Can’t beat it.❤️

[@larrysink6908]

Judy's voice is a musical instrument given straight from God. God

[@patrickeurolingua6896]

Great voice and a great version but not easy to listen to many songs in succession, No great variety. As tiresome as Joni Mitchell. And she was always singing other peoples songs. The voice from God for me is Emy Lou Harris.

[@Marcortlieb]

Heard Judy Collins' version before I heard Sandy Denny's. I'm forever grateful to her for introducing me to Sandy Denny's music. Sandy's version is definitive but I still have a soft spot for Judy Collins' version.

[@pentangle4444]

and to recognize the greatness of Sandy Denny, this wasn't even one of her top five best compositions ! Poor Sandy fell down the stairs and died a few days later in 1978 at age 30. I was lucky to have seen Sandy and Fairport perform twice in NY in early 1970s. See Rufus Wainright doing Sandy's song at the 2016 Folk Awards in UK in front of Sandy's daughter Georgia.

[@beckyknight1219]

@@pentangle4444 I have not heard Sandy Denny's version until lately. Her story was so sad to read.

[@rogershirley2857]

No Judy Collins performance is anything less than perfect. A voice from heaven itself.

[@jamesgehring8355]

Sounds like Heaven will be like.

[@patrickryan1515]

And I believe she was 60 at the time, giving a straight performance -- no gimmicks. She definitely is the real thing.

[@nancyxoxo7411]

What a BEAUTIFUL SONG and a ANGEL of a voice!!!

[@edwardlacorte6357]

How can you decide who's version of this Awesome SONG is better when IT'S been sung by two Earthly Angels?!?! This is musical Gold!!! Sandy would be proud I'm sure!!!

[@donnabittner69]

I just found this......listen to Rufus Wainwright's version.

[@danarzechula3769]

@@donnabittner69 oh yes!! A gorgeous heartfelt interpretation

[@chrisevans5245]

Very gracious credit she gives to Sandy Denny.

[@lenhummel5614]

Surely one of the most haunting and melancholy lyrics & melody ballad EVER composed.

[@Swampzoid]

Her voice is a gift to the world.

[@pathacker4963]

Such a great talent. Judy like Joan, Buffy and Pete are truly the real gold of our society.

[@juliocampos2617]

One of the first Albums I bought was "Wildflowers". So beautiful. I am stunned because Judy's voice is still the same, heavenly. I hear this song very often; I will never forget Sandy. Thank you, Judy, for bringing such beauty.

[@michaelmccoy7245]

Her voice is timeless. Listening to Judy is like being suspended in time with the most beautiful female voice in the 20th & 21st century. Anyone can get a year's worth of goose bumps letting her singing get into your soul. A marvelous performer!

[@anotheryou218]

The most heavenly beautiful voice I have ever heard.

[@carrollizard4667]

Her voice is gold!

[@patrickmichaels1312]

This is great. Judy has always loved this song and Sandy's brilliance. So if you want to hear perfect, just download Sandy Denny's version on the John Peel Radio Show. Easy to find and chilling to the bone. Sandy was more than special and you need to hear her belt it out on her gigantic unaccompanied 12-string.

[@DenaliDad]

Sandy Denny was, is, and will remain my all-time favorite female singer.

[@MrMichaelrobinson]

yes had the experience of seeing her live with Fairport in a park in Harlow in 1974

[@pentangle4444]

agree! "the lady" Sandy was the greatest of all time

[@kiptheherring]

@@MrMichaelrobinson I was there too. Fab day.

[@pacrimco]

Beautiful, simply beautiful. Sandy Denny smiles down on us.

[@MartintheMetalhead]

Very Special she taught the audience about Sandy Denny.

[@sbingham1979]

I heard Judy Collins perform live a few years ago; it was one of the best concerts I have ever attended. She sang this song, and when it was over, the woman seated next to me (unknown, but sharing this experience) looked at me, and I at her, and tears were coming down both of our faces, and we simultaneously joined hands for a moment. It was that moving. It was exquisite.

[@wwonka52]

I'll be seeing her in 2 days alone, unfortunately, but It's been on my "Bucket List" and it's time after 2 covid concert cancellations, and last year canceled because of hurricane warning the day it was to happen. Let you know if I find a shoulder there like you did.

[@sbingham1979]

@@wwonka52 I hope you enjoy her concert as much as I did!

[@Daniel-qh7hu]

2024 I have always loved her voice ,lyrics ,well everything about her and she always makes me shed a tear or many .I love the emotions that seem to make me just break out crying when I should be so happy just to hear an angel sing.

[@rogershirley2857]

A powerful performance by a wonderful singer..Absolutely faultless. Her voice is a gift from heaven. Wonderful.

[@hollygolightly7475]

This is an incredibly gorgeous song 🍃🧡🍃

[@DianeDixey]

All of Sandy Denny's music is like that.. and I think she'd love Judy Collin's cover of it

[@anthonydunn5853]

Wow, Judy Colllins' rendition of the divine Sandy Denny's song really is quite a discovery: beautiful.

[@mrslakshmi1]

Love judy Collins singing this song it just puts you in a nice peaceful mood.

[@Treebard]

No one can sing like Judy Collins. Her voice never seems to age!

[@betahifi]

My father passed away about 6 months ago and I can not listen to this song without thinking of my Dad. He and I shared a love of ALL the folk revivalists and Judy was our favorite. I miss you Daddy and I feel you near when I hear this song. See you one day in the great celestial sky.... FROM: frenchfilmbug2 5 months ago

[@suzannekramer8706]

Beta Hi-Fi Archive My mom died this morning...oh, this PAIN! I am sorry for YOUR loss. I was named Suzanne because my Mom loved Judy Collins!

[@louisekush3678]

I saw Judy for the first time in the fall of 1969 at the Masonic Temple in Detroit-since then at several venues-the most UNWORLDLY at an outdoor venue where her voice floated for miles!! She will always be the ultimate singer for me-even if so many of her songs make me feel melancholy not only because the years have sped by but because of the lyrics of her best ones. I ACTUALLY got to meet her at a bookstore about 15 years ago and was so starstruck that I told her I loved how she sang "Leaving on a Jet Plane", yes I did-but she was very kind, and we laughed.

[@13soap13]

Just incredible. An angel of light for our planet ....

[@gooty64]

+13soap13 love

[@eileenfila9328]

13soap13

[@eileenfila9328]

13soap13

[@liegebricking]

Bless Judy for recognising the marvellous talent of the great Sandy Denny 😂❤❤❤

[@gailwilliams2678]

I remember hearing this first in "The Subject was Roses." I have loved it ever since. Sandy's original is wonderful, but Judy's is other-worldly. Just astonishingly beautiful.

[@roxannewheelan8877]

another legend that was my heart....I admire and love her to pieces....thank you Judy for those times I needed your music and lyrics the most

[@IwshIcldstrtover]

I've never heard a more beautiful voice. I just lay me head and cry...

[@rwthom]

Amen. This lady does this song as good as it is going to get. Very beautiful voice. I like the fact that she slows it up as it should be.

[@portcullis5622]

@110010929215489486358 Judy Collins has a beautiful voice, but for me, (music is very subjective of course) this particular version is just a bit too slow and ventures (slightly) into the 'easy listening' category; thereby losing some of the wistful, melancholy beauty of the Sandy Denny original. Having said that, huge respect to Judy Collins for helping to raise the profile of the late Sandy Denny, who wrote this incredible song when she was in her late teens.

[@lindascott1954]

Robert Thomas I still prefer Sandy Denny’s version, as lovely as this is. Sandy’s is the best ever.

[@garyicenogle3086]

Kate Wolf also very good

[@teresaplew7714]

@@garyicenogle3086 I second that

[@judithmead930]

I close my eyes and I am right back there in the 60's as a 20 year old sitting in the Santa Cruz mountains by a fire listening to Judi Collins sings this when she too was young.........

[@jeffreylemal7432]

Beautiful version.but sandy is still untouchable

[@mikemcdonald764]

My favorite version of my favorite song.

[@Nostalgiafor65]

Who knows where the time goes... it travels with incredible speed and offers no recourse to those trying to hold-on to "what once was."

[@RichardASalisbury1]

I've loved this ever since I heard this album in 1970.

[@caughtintimewarp]

I had this Judy's album in 1970. For years i thought Judy had the original. Then i listened to Fairport Convention. Both versions are brilliant.

[@manugrillado5840]

Wonderful voice

[@silverfreak6078]

THANK YOU SWEET JUDY BLUE EYES.

[@johnappleseed8369]

I love this song so much, Judy Collins, Sandy Denny and Fairport Convention, so beautiful!

[@gayhoffman1320]

What a gold and silver voice. She has been my idol for decades.

[@nicoloconnell4337]

Truly i just discovered this song..I was watching tv and it was about singers who sang Send In The Clowns.i started to get upset thinking of my mother she knew I really liked this song but i was thinking there is only one singer whos voice sings the song like no other i was just thinking maybe it was my mothers way of saying she is around she just passed away .and i miss her so deeply.Then i figured let me look for who sings the song as i listened to it i was browsing threw some of the other songs from Judy i seen the title who knows where the times goes so i started listening to it and broke out in tears .i dont know where the time went it was to fast i am only 41 my mother was only 66 when she suddenly pass now my time stands still ..anyways judy has a god given voice

[@sfden50]

Nicol Oconnell I just happened to read your post - I'm very sorry you lost your Mom. It's clear you love her very much - I'm sure wherever she is now, she knows that and returns that love.

[@nicoloconnell4337]

Thank you ..yes I love her so much..crazy i was just thing about her as i always do along with my and my father took his own life 8 months later ...i figure i been seeing alot of the number 11 11 and today as i said i had my parents on my mind really heavy and you sent me this notice ..good looking out they mustbhave ussd you today and thank you again

[@Scottslaw]

Nicol Oconnell It makes me so sad that you lost your Mom. I lost mine in 2002.Not a day goes by.

[@Scottslaw]

Nicol Oconnell So SAD for your LOSS!!! I was 31 when I found out my 39 year old brother was diagnosed with stage 4,and less than 2 weeks later our Mother was diagnosed with lung cancer.He was worse than her,but how could she survive,if he could not,she did not.So awefull. These years later song like this speaks to me.

[@daf827]

Judy’s rendition of “Send in the Clowns” slays me every time I hear it. I am reduced to tears.

[@johannesvanhoek9080]

Extraordinary beautiful voice

[@rev.j.rogerallen9328]

I have loved her since I was 13 I am 70 now and I still love her.

[@beckyknight1219]

I had surgery today and am listening to Judy in my bed. So beautiful and calming and peaceful for me.

[@johnswinderman8690]

My introduction to a lifetime of Judy's beautiful songs

[@deniseg812]

Voice that you would imagine the Celestial possess.

[@djohn4096]

A lovely version by one of the all-time greats. Ms. Collins is a treasure. While I think no one can equal the magnificence of Sandy Denny, Judy's version is heartfelt and beautiful. And how is it possible that the older Judy Collins gets the more beautiful she becomes?

[@martinmcdonagh72]

Lovely but only one sandy

[@pentangle4444]

@@martinmcdonagh72 only one Sandy..."The Lady"

[@riccardo830]

beautiful voice

[@markdirigible9062]

sweet Judy blue eyes doing a really beautiful version of this song

[@laurawilliams5078]

I love Judy Collins

[@kjeaves1]

Still an absolutely gorgeous voice!!!

[@peebeedee6757]

Judy, and others do the song justice but for those that haven't heard it, give Sandy Denny's Fairport version a try.

[@tao4mike]

Sandy's is definitely the definitive version. But Judy did turn me onto this song, before I even knew Sandy, so I am forever grateful. The version from colors of the day, is what I played at my mom's funeral. Rufus Wainright does a great cover as well...

[@bruceatnip986]

Still so beautiful. I have no proper words.

[@johnfeliu6635]

We love miss Judy..i just wanna hug her

[@bf2852]

John Feliu hi

[@johnfeliu6635]

Irish Tomfoolery I say.............When I die I want this song.But fair well to Tarwathy is my most. Thanx BF.............Judy's voice.I'm pixcelated..But I think she would like to have some peace too and not work so damn hard..I wouldn't put up with it. My good friend Joe, His cousin Glenny Fry fell over.money ain't shit. health and well being is......We RETIRED and do what the hell we please...We both cut the grass.........My lawn mower has more HP......So the Great Race is on.....LOL..But we always hang out together.... We're stll suckin air and pissin our grandkids off.Secret Garden are the kind of folks she's talkin about.......and we are them...

[@ronaldstrange8981]

Well, no funeral yet, and I am now 87! Still listening, loving and appreciating this wonderful, talented performer. Love you Judy. England, January, 2024.

[@Fox1nDen]

learned this from a songbook in 1971, has such lovely melody for ironing out the ruffled places where we take losses too seriously. love does not die over distance or time. but it does escape our grasping will to keep it near forever. maybe truest love somehow requires a temporary separation by and by. just to prove it endures.

[@steveharris5008]

you write mean phrases Fox, ...Ironing out the ruffled places where we take losses too seriously... a temporary separation..." a pleasure to have read your thoughts...

[@wendymac5956]

I like that phrase, thanks for the share Fox. Have anymore good ones.

[@audreyzumsteg7434]

That’s very profound....

[@shreddykrueger9171]

Reading this made me well up. Perfectly said

[@connieforbes8819]

Fox1nDen your words profound

[@WindOfTheWisp_Janine]

Wow...just wow...what an incredible performance of this song! Super fantastic piano accompaniment & bass guitar (?) solo, too. (I purchased this album when it first came out & fell in love with this song, but more recently I have associated it with the movie "A Walk On The Moon", since I saw it a few years ago. The song appears during a fairly sad part toward the end of the movie...check it out if you haven't seen it...excellent flick...Woodstock era, vacationing in the Catskills...great nostalgic stuff!)

[@philmorgan8743]

Her beautiful voice is as clear as a bell. Wonderful .Thank you for this d/load.

[@MrRetepyesmar]

Sandy Denny no doubt made this her own.....a heavenly voice.

[@thomasromano9321]

Made this her own? Sandy Denny wrote this song!

[@lindsayheywood7195]

Sandy didn't need to "make" it her own. It was her own, it is her own.

[@MrsNoraZ]

Beautiful rendition,

[@MsAnamore]

Beautiful song with a question we ask ourselves many times. Time doesn’t go anywhere! Time is eternal and endless. We the people are the ones moving in time, coming into it when we’re born and stepping out of time when we die. We try to understand it describing it in ways we can to contain it like hours, days ,years but in fact time transcends us just like the Milky Way does.

[@thetiler]

So very polished! A real pro! The bands sounds incredible as well. Like that bass too!

[@skydolphin9]

always a great artist and beautiful voice

[@BVScott]

Who the hell are the 50 that don't like this, totally beyond my comprehension. Ms. Collins did not modulate to E in the last past through but this is just an immaculately beautiful rendition. Sandy Denny has to be smiling in her restful peace. WoW!

[@pete5332]

Astounding, moved me to tears.

[@sam8290]

Too beautiful for words...

[@daveskerritt185]

The first time I ever heard of Sandy Denny was when she was featured on 1 song off of the 4th Led Zeppelin album, of all places. I got into the Fairport Convention later, and then was sad to hear Sandy died so young. It is good to see the beautiful Judy honoring her and still singing this song.

[@Tsagiglalal]

-It was January 1971, I had just gotten my first set of headphones and was listening to Judy Collins "Whales and Nightingales" album. I couldn't believe my ears. The sound was so incredible. The last track was "Amazing Grace". Never to be forgotten.

[@DavidMann23]

I can't put into words what this song means to me, or the singer. I was born in the late 40s and have seen so much happen in my life that I truly cannot say where the time has gone. Love Judi Collins a person who reminds me of much gentler times that we now find ourselves. Slava Ukraine!

[@kathleenhill1403]

So beautifully put my friend!

[@DavidMann23]

Thanks Kathleen, Another song that tugs me back to those times is, 'Clowns', a song that I can't play, without tears starting to course down my cheeks.

[@MsKimupton]

Love to you

[@roywilliams4187]

Little did we know then what would happen as now with that despot Putin invading Ukraine. Indeed who knows where the time goes?

[@marilynarmstrong5237]

Saw her in concert this year and last. Amazing. Just wonderful.

[@jimgeorge2455]

I just saw her singing last year, four years after your post, beautiful as time goes on

[@marilynarmstrong5237]

@@jimgeorge2455 I think she still sings, though for obvious reasons, no more concerts.

[@betahifi]

Thank you Judy for remembering the great Sandy Denny at the beginning, it's amazing to think that Sandy was only 19 when she wrote this.... You do it justice! Bellissimo! FROM: haltmusic 2 years ago

[@betahifi]

Just close your eyes. This rendition is close to perfect. It is like an angel sings. FROM: Jeff Neuman-Lee 1 month ago

[@betahifi]

i was flicking between channels while wathing monday night football, and heard a angels voice sing. it was judy singing this most beautiful song. it was at the begining of the movie "the subject was roses" a old movie on the nostolgic movie channel. i ended up watching the whole thing. the power of music!!! r.i.p. sandy denny.... FROM: 12wsatye 1 year ago

[@ultragem100]

beautiful.....beautiful.....beautiful....."who knows"

[@faithhaddad7650]

A very nice version of the Sandy Dennis classic.

[@margiemurphy2418]

I listened to this as I was with my daughter and her husband and her twin as she was giving birth. She was sleeping because she had had the epidural and I was sitting beside her, holding her hand while her twin and her husband slept for a while. I purposefully put this on because looking at her that’s just what I thought. “Who knows where the time goes?” It seems like yesterday that I was giving birth to her. Now here she is giving birth to her first child. I love this version, I love Judy Collins, and I am an oldie too so her voice has only gotten better with time. Always makes my eyes misty.

[@DEOO100]

such a beautiful voice, i was lucky enough to grow up to

[@propman3523]

I so waned my 89 year old friend to hear this, but I didn't have the tune with me. A year later he died without having heard this melody. Yet, I hope somewhere he hears it even now.

[@cindymaes9468]

She sound so beautiful.