04 May 1974
This poster announced the concert at Leicester Polytechnic of Saturday 4th May 1974.
The design was done by a graphics student at Leicester Polytechnic, it was applied to all concerts of this period and was known as the 'Angels' design.
"Leicester Polytechnic presents | in Concert | Halcyon and John Martyn | 80p with N.U.S. in advance | £1 otherwise | 4 May at 8pm | Hawthorn Hall | R.O.A.R."
Hat tip Andrew Taylor
25 Aug 1973
This reconstructed poster mentions a concert on August 25th, with an admission of 60p. It took place at the Well Hall Open Theatre, in a small Eltham (London) park called Well Hall Pleasaunce. And it was part of a series 'Open Air Folk' organized by the Greenwich Entertainment Service.
03 Jun 1973
From the heyday of Solid Air:
London, Shaw Theatre, 3rd June 1973
22 Nov 1972
Quite an elaborate piece of work; Brighton Poly, Wednesday 22th November 1972.
Show with Beverley and shared bill with Rain Maker and a ticket price of 50p..
Nice artwork also, with a Stalin like revolutionary role model.
11 Oct 1972
Quite a historical evening: Sandy Denny and John Martyn, for 50p..
Brighton Dome, Wednesday 11th October 1972
12 Apr 1972
This is an very early Dutch show, announced for Wednesday 12th April 1972. "John Martyn | English folksinger."
Diogenes was a well known Catholic Students Union in the town of Nijmegen, which has a relatively large student population. It was famous for its cultural activities but went bankrupt in 2005.
27 Apr 1971
John was supporting act for the Strawbs at the University of York in the Central Hall. The gig took place Tuesday night, 27th April 1971 at 20:00 hours and the admission was 65 pence..
24 Apr 1970
This poster was unearthed by Roy Apps, founder member of Heron. He remembers the occasion and meeting John Martyn well: "He’d just bought a new wah wah pedal that day and played through it a quite lot on the gig! We knew him pretty well in those days - great guy!!"
01 May 1969
This poster announces a London concert at the Sunken Garden, Thursday, 1 May 1969.
Melody Maker stated this was 'in aid of Shelter'. Poster text:
City Student '69
Folk and Jazz
Presenting The Tinkers, Alex Campbell, John Martyn
On Thurs. 1st May
Adm. 5/-. in the Sunken Garden
Bunhill Row, [tube] Moorgate, E.C.1.
8P.M. - 11 P.M.
