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John Martyn And (Go! Discs GOD 828-798-2) Revivified by a change of label and aided by young hip-hop producer Stefon Taylor, the veteran songwriter delivers his best work in years. Martyn's slurred, world-weary vocals ooze sensuality, and are complemented by a combination of snappy beats, jazzy soprano sax and his own subtle guitar work. Languid, but uplifting.

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This three sentence review was published in The Observer of Sunday 28 July 1996. It was preceded by The Sex Pistols..