New York, Academy of Music, 9 Feb 1973
24 Feb 1973
Cash Box
Traffic
Free
John Martyn
Guitarist John Martyn opened the festivities and did a fine job.
USA
Traffic
Singer Seeks Love, Honesty
15 Feb 1973
Pittsburgh Press
Rock Worlds
"If I have a bad night playing a gig and the audience loves me anyway -calls me back for three encores or something- I'm terribly disappointed with that crowd," said singer John Martyn, poking his index finger through the air for emphasis.
Solid Air - Island SW 9325
13 Feb 1973
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
John Martyn is a mumbler and if you're a lyrics freak, stay away from this one
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Solid Air
Santa Monica, Civic Auditorium, 27 Jan 1973
10 Feb 1973
Cash Box
Traffic
Free
John Martyn
John Martyn, who opened the show, didn't command the attention of his audience until after his audio was turned up.
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Solid Air
Albuquerque, Johnson Gym, 28 Jan 1973
5 Feb 1973
Albuquerque Journal
Traffic and Free In Good Concert
Traffic gave an enjoyable concert in Albuquerque Jan. 28. The blues rock band Free and John Martyn, an imaginative guitarist, also were featured.
Philadelphia, Spectrum Arena, 2 Feb 1973
3 Feb 1973
Philadelphia Inquirer
Traffic Jams House, Drawing 19,500 to Spectrum
The bill also included John Martyn, an acoustic performer who simply did not come off in the unenviable role of lead-off performer.
Pittsburgh, Civic Arena, 1 Feb 1973
2 Feb 1973
Pittsburgh Press
British Musicians Rock Civic Arena
Parents with bruised eardrums who hope rock will roll away had better brace themselves. Rock music is more popular than ever in America and England, according to British musicians touring here.
St. Louis, Kiel Auditorium, 31 Jan 1973
1 Feb 1973
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Traffic, English Rock Band, Plays At Kiel Auditorium
Singer-guitarist John Martyn, a Scot, opened the show and occupied the stage by himself for the first 30 minutes.
Long Beach, Arena, 23 Jan 1973
25 Jan 1973
Los Angeles Times
Traffic Carries On at Long Beach Arena
Although the delicacy that so beautifully counterbalances the hard edges of its music was totally lost in the Long Beach Arena sound system,
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