Fotheringay was a British folk rock band formed in 1970 by Sandy Denny, formerly of Fairport Convention. The group, originating from the UK, was known for its rich harmonies and intricate arrangements. Their self-titled debut album, released under the Island Records label, featured standout tracks like "The Sea" and "Nothing More". Despite their brief existence, disbanding in 1971, Fotheringay left a lasting impression on the folk rock genre. The band’s work is celebrated for its contribution to the evolution of British folk music, blending traditional elements with contemporary rock influences.

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