Track Listing
1. Bless The Weather
2. Head And Heart
3. Glistening Glyndebourne
4. Solid Air
5. Over The Hill
6. Don't Want To Know
7. I'd Rather Be The Devil
8. May You Never
9. Fine Lines
10. Eibhli Ghail Chuin Ni Chearbaill
11. Make No Mistake
12. One Day Without You
13. Lay It All Down
14. Root Love
15. Sunday's Child
16. Spencer The Rover
17. You Can Discover
18. Call Me Crazy
1. Couldn't You Love Me More
2. Certain Surprise
3. Dancin'
4. Small Hours
5. Dealer
6. One World
7. Some People Are Crazy
8. Lookin' On
9. Johnny Too Bad
10. Sweet Little Mystery
11. Hurt In Your Heart
12. Baby Please Come Home
13. Sapphire
14. Fisherman's Dream
15. Angeline
16. Send Me One Line
| Details | | Number of CDs: | 2 | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Distributor: | Universal Music | | Recording Mode: | Stereo |
Album Notes
Personnel includes: John Martyn (guitar, vocals).
Editorial Reviews
...a generous overview of a musical career rich in stylistic changes....music with honest emotions and an acoustic bass....an artist with so many elements to his style and so much talent that perhaps he will finally receive the commercial recognition he deserves.
Jazziz (09/01/1995)
4 Stars - Excellent - ...As an experimental guitarist, Martyn unearthed all manner of hitherto unheard noises, but none was as remarkable as that sweet, shy, mumbly buzz of a voice...
Q Magazine (08/01/1994)
...John Martyn is a cult artist's cult artist. Between his evocative songs and soulful singing, Martyn has won over the likes of Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood and Phil Collins...
Rolling Stone (06/30/1994)
...John Martyn is a cult artist's cult artist. Between his evocative songs and soulful singing, Martyn has won over the likes of Eric Clapton, Steve Winwood and Phil Collins... Q Magazine (8/94, p.127) - 4 Stars - Excellent - ...As an experimental guitarist, Martyn unearthed all manner of hitherto unheard noises, but none was as remarkable as that sweet, shy, mumbly buzz of a voice...Jazziz (9/95, p.101) - ...a generous overview of a musical career rich in stylistic changes....music with honest emotions and an acoustic bass....an artist with so many elements to his style and so much talent that perhaps he will finally receive the commercial recognition he deserves.
Rolling Stone (06/30/1994)
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