songs sung by the "early years" line-up were "Time Will Show The Wiser", "I Don't Know Where I Stand" and "Reno Nevada". All three songs were often performed in the first year of the band's live performances in 1967–68. In 2018, she released the album Earth is Sleeping on Acid Jazz Records whose final track was titled "Newborn Creatures"; it is not clear how this album related to the aborted 2009 album. A new album in collaboration with David Longdon, Between A Breath and a Breath, containing seven new songs with lyrics written by Dyble and music by Longdon, was released in September 2020. Dyble died on 12 July 2020 at the age of 71. She had lung cancer in the years leading up to her death, and revealed the diagnosis in November 2019 when she began chemotherapy. Discography Singles Albums Compilations and guest appearances Note: the eight tracks included on Live at the BBC were recorded for John Peel's Top Gear programme. Four – Let's Get Together, One Sure Thing, Lay Down Your Weary Tune and Chelsea Morning – date from the period prior to Ian Matthews joining Fairport, and were broadcast 10 December 1967; the other four – Violets of Dawn, If (Stomp), Time Will Show the Wiser and If I Had a Ribbon Bow – were broadcast 3 March 1968, a week after the release of the debut single. All eight come from "off air" recordings, not original BBC tapes. References Further reading External links Judy Dyble – Official website Judy Dyble @ Myspace.com Interview with Judy Dyble TRADER HORNE at Bush Hall 29th November 2015 Live Reviews 1949 births 2020 deaths British folk rock musicians English women singers English autobiographers Fairport Convention members People from Wood Green British autoharp players