And - Go! Discs 828 798-2
1 Aug 1996
Mojo #33
JOHN MARTYN
AND Go! Discs
• Martyn's debut for Go! Discs, home of Paul Weller, Portishead and Gabrielle.
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And.
Album review
JOHN MARTYN
And - Go! Discs 828 798-2
28 Jul 1996
The Observer
CDs: pop…
Revivified by a change of label and aided by young hip-hop producer Stefon Taylor, the veteran songwriter delivers his best work in years.
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And.
Sweet Little Mysteries: The Island Anthology - Island 314-522-245-2
1 Aug 1994
Q
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Sweet Little Mysteries: The Island Anthology
Various rereleases - IMCD
1 Jun 1994
Q
Often as not, early days are unrevealing, and with The Tumbler (1968) it's not immediately obvious that John Martyn would subsequently take an odd electrical path.
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Foundations
Inside Out
The Tumbler
No Little Boy - Festival D31033
21 Mar 1994
Canberra Times
Okay, okay, I know John Martyn has been making music since the dawn of time and his albums always sell well, but that doesn't mean I have to like them.
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No Little Boy
No Little Boy - Mesa R2 79057
26 Feb 1994
Windsor Star
Pop
The deep and textured voice is similar to that of Kenny Rogers or Bill Medley, the arrangements bring Steely Dan or Sting to mind, but the songs themselves are almost instantly forgettable.
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No Little Boy
No Little Boy - Festival D31033
24 Feb 1994
The Age
Keynotes
It's a puzzle: why has singer/ guitarist John Martyn released almost the same album twice?
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No Little Boy
No Little Boy - Mesa R2 79057
24 Feb 1994
Times Colonist
John Martyn has had passionate fans for years, but I haven't been one.
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No Little Boy
No Little Boy - Mesa R2 79057
16 Jan 1994
Baltimore Sun
There are times on No Little Boy when John Martyn gets the sort of jazzy groove going that would make Sade swoon, and times when his music has enough pop effervescence to make Sting seem stuffy.
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No Little Boy
No Little Boy - Mesa R2 79057
9 Jan 1994
Post-Star
Getting back to the basics
Martyn attracts other superstars for these new recordings of his signature songs, among them Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour and The Band's Levon Helm.
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No Little Boy
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