Sandy Denny's third solo album, from 1973, continued the water-treading of its predecessor, again dividing its time between unabashed jewels (the opening "Solo," the title track, and the closing "No End") and lesser fare ? her cover of "Whispering Grass," while beautiful, is scarcely required listening, a fate that also awaits the album's other non-original, "Until the Real Thing Comes Along." Any sense of disappointment, however, is more than remedied by the addition of four bonus tracks, sparkling demos of the album's "Like an Old Fashioned Waltz," "At the End of the Day" and "No End," plus "King and Queen of England," an outtake previously released on the Island Life various-artists anthology, and which remains one of her lovelies.