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Another great concert from the successful WDR Rockpalast series, recorded live on March 17, 1978 at Audiomax, Hamburg (Germany) - plus bonus track 'Look At That Girl' from 'Die Aktuelle Stunde' (WDR) from October 12, 1989!- John Martyn's impassioned vocals and dazzling guitar make this an extraordinary concert performance\r
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John Martyn (born Iain David McGeachy on September 11, 1948 in New Malden, Surrey, died January 9, 2009 in Thomastown, County Kilkenny, Ireland) was an exceptional guitarist and accomplished singer/songwriter. He was 'an electrifying guitarist and singer whose music blurred the boundaries between folk, jazz, rock and blues' (The Times).

Nick Drake, the melancholy songwriter born in Burma, now Myanmar, was a good friend and flatmate of John's and, like John Martyn, an insider tip on the singer/songwriter scene for years. When Drake died in 1974, John Martyn had just gotten his career off the ground, signed a record deal with Island Records, and celebrated his first chart successes with his 1973 album 'Solid Air', the title track of which was dedicated to the depressed Drake. In 1977 came the album 'One World', the final breakthrough for John Martyn. An album with music somewhere between folk and jazz, recorded under the direction of Chris Blackwell with musicians such as Stevie Winwood and the Jamaicans Rico and Lee Perry. On this album, Martyn had already perfected his amazing virtuoso picking technique on the guitar, and he also created a unique sound by often running his acoustic guitar through a fuzzbox, phase shifter and above all Echoplex and other effects devices.

John Martyn makes full use of this technique at the concert on March 17, 1978 in Hamburg's Audimax. Alone on stage, John is the solo entertainer, spontaneous, sometimes funny and ironic, unpredictable, fearless and fascinating and all this on a very high musical level. John is the great master of ceremonies who inevitably captivates the audience. And he is not above interacting with and involving his audience, creating a unique live atmosphere.

Acoustic, electric, funny, ironic, unpredictable, fearless and fascinating - all this plus a bonus track from 'Die Aktuelle Stunde' (WDR TV) from October 12, 1989!

One Day Without You

One Day Without You

Outside In

Outside In

Bless The Weather

Bless The Weather

Certain Surprise

Certain Surprise

Big Muff

Big Muff

Couldn't Love You More

Couldn't Love You More

Small Hours

Small Hours

Solid Air

Solid Air

May You Never

May You Never

Seven Black Roses

Seven Black Roses

I'd Rather Be The Devil

I'd Rather Be The Devil

Look At That Girl

Look At That Girl

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Please Note Not All Our New Items Are Shrink Wrapped.All items shipped within 3 working days of payment.Another great concert from the successful WDR Rockpalast series, recorded live on March 17, 1978 at Audiomax, Hamburg (Germany) - plus bonus track 'Look At That Girl' from 'Die Aktuelle Stunde' (WDR) from October 12, 1989!- John Martyn's impassioned vocals and dazzling guitar make this an extraordinary concert performancerr

John Martyn (born Iain David McGeachy on September 11, 1948 in New Malden, Surrey, died January 9, 2009 in Thomastown, County Kilkenny, Ireland) was an exceptional guitarist and accomplished singer/songwriter. He was 'an electrifying guitarist and singer whose music blurred the boundaries between folk, jazz, rock and blues' (The Times).

Nick Drake, the melancholy songwriter born in Burma, now Myanmar, was a good friend and flatmate of John's and, like John Martyn, an insider tip on the singer/songwriter scene for years. When Drake died in 1974, John Martyn had just gotten his career off the ground, signed a record deal with Island Records, and celebrated his first chart successes with his 1973 album 'Solid Air', the title track of which was dedicated to the depressed Drake. In 1977 came the album 'One World', the final breakthrough for John Martyn. An album with music somewhere between folk and jazz, recorded under the direction of Chris Blackwell with musicians such as Stevie Winwood and the Jamaicans Rico and Lee Perry. On this album, Martyn had already perfected his amazing virtuoso picking technique on the guitar, and he also created a unique sound by often running his acoustic guitar through a fuzzbox, phase shifter and above all Echoplex and other effects devices.

John Martyn makes full use of this technique at the concert on March 17, 1978 in Hamburg's Audimax. Alone on stage, John is the solo entertainer, spontaneous, sometimes funny and ironic, unpredictable, fearless and fascinating and all this on a very high musical level. John is the great master of ceremonies who inevitably captivates the audience. And he is not above interacting with and involving his audience, creating a unique live atmosphere.

Acoustic, electric, funny, ironic, unpredictable, fearless and fascinating - all this plus a bonus track from 'Die Aktuelle Stunde' (WDR TV) from October 12, 1989!

One Day Without You

One Day Without You

Outside In

Outside In

Bless The Weather

Bless The Weather

Certain Surprise

Certain Surprise

Big Muff

Big Muff

Couldn't Love You More

Couldn't Love You More

Small Hours

Small Hours

Solid Air

Solid Air

May You Never

May You Never

Seven Black Roses

Seven Black Roses

I'd Rather Be The Devil

I'd Rather Be The Devil

Look At That Girl

Look At That Girl

Track Listing

One Day Without You

One Day Without You

Outside In

Outside In

Bless The Weather

Bless The Weather

Certain Surprise

Certain Surprise

Big Muff

Big Muff

Couldn't Love You More

Couldn't Love You More

Small Hours

Small Hours

Solid Air

Solid Air

May You Never

May You Never

Seven Black Roses

Seven Black Roses

I'd Rather Be The Devil

I'd Rather Be The Devil

Look At That Girl

Look At That Girl

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  • Genre: Folk
  • Product Type: AUDIO CD
  • Barcode: 885513909725
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