Bless The Weather - Island ILPS 9167
27 Nov 1971
Sounds
John Martyn's albums never cease to amaze me.
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Bless The Weather
UK
May You Never - Island WIP 6116
20 Nov 1971
New Musical Express
For an artist whose appeal is still strictly limited, this is surprisingly commercial
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May You Never | Just Now
May You Never - Island WIP 6116
13 Nov 1971
Sounds
GENTLE
Seems to fade in from confusion, quietly take shape, and then fade away again at the end. A nice idea.
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May You Never | Just Now
Bless The Weather advert
13 Nov 1971
Melody Maker
This advert supported the release of Bless The Weather. It was published in Melody Maker, probably around 13 November 1971.
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John Peel Session (1)
BBC Radio
20 Oct 1971
Recorded Playhouse Theatre, Northumberland Avenue 20 September 1971.
Solo acoustic gig.
Credits:
Host: John Peel
Producer: John Walters
John Martyn Keeping Everything A Lot Less Rigid
01 Oct 1971
Time Out
..... and talking to Richard Howell
Unless you happen to frequent folk clubs, there are only two reasons for your having heard of John Martyn: Stormbringer and Road To Ruin. Both albums were made in conjunction with his wife Beverley. They were produced by Joe Boyd, arranged by Paul Harris and engineered by John Wood, which does little to explain their importance.
Sunday Concert
BBC Radio 1
9 May 1971
John is listed together with Groundhogs who did the second half of the session.
Twickenham, College of Technology, 9 Mar 1971
20 Mar 1971
Sounds
Whoever was responsible for organising the Michael Chapman/ Dando Shaft/ John Martyn concert at Twickenham College of Technology last week, made a damn fine job of doing so.
John and Beverley - On The Road To Scotland
26 Dec 1970
Melody Maker
JOHN MARTYN appears to be permanently on the edge of a holocaust. Without warning he can flare up into a Glaswegian explosion of words and opinions that sometimes seem to emerge before the thoughts and hang agonisingly in the air while reason catches up.
The Road To Ruin - Island ILPS 9133
12 Dec 1970
Sounds
A far more ambitious work from John and Beverley but one which matches Stormbringer for quality
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The Road To Ruin
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