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Since her death in 1978, her career has been the subject of several retrospectives, none more exhaustive than this 19-CD set that draws together all her solo albums and work with Fairport Convention, with the final eight CDs devoted to further outtakes, live recordings and BBC sessions, over a hundred unreleased tracks in all. Among the uncovered gems are an acappella version of "Lord Bateman" and a faultless demo of Dylan's "It Ain't Me, Babe" that suggests her emotional nuance was instinctive from the start; though the box confirms that her choice of musical direction sometimes worked to her disadvantage.
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