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Confessions of a Romantic

Brett Milano
Boston Globe

It's not easy being a confirmed romantic, says British songwriter John Martyn. "I probably reveal too much of self when I write a song. It gets embarrassing when I meet people from the audience, because they know more about me than I know about myself."

Q65 | Popmuziek

Max Palfenier
Nieuwsblad van het Noorden

Een unieke stem, een even eenmalig gitaargeluid en prachtige songs, dat alles valt op zaterdag 9 februari te beluisteren voor hen die de moeite nemen om naar het concert van de Engelsman John Martyn te gaan in Zalen Schaaf in Leeuwarden.

John Martyn In Italia

[Maria Laura G. Giulietti]
Ciao 2001 Vol XV #49

Una serie di quattro concerti, un nuovo album live per una piccola etichetta e un soggiorno a Nassau per il disco ufficiale che uscirá l'anno prossimo. Tutto questo e altre notizie.

Sound Scene

Margaret Collins
Galway Advertiser

John Martyn makes one of his rare solo concert appearances at the Castle, Salthill, on Saturday 15th, at 9 p.m. His last appearance here was at the ill fated Lisdoonvarna Festival.

The Great Musicians: John Martyn

Tony Bacon
The History of Rock #29 (vol 3)

Rolling Stone magazine described John Martyn's music as 'jazz-tinged pop-folk', neatly encapsulating the problems that Martyn poses for ardent music categorisers and critics who always seem to flounder when faced with such an original musician. There has been a jazz element in John Martyn's music ever since his second album, The Tumbler (1968); the folk element is even older and more deeply entrenched; and such a loose, all-embracing term as pop could just about be applied to anything he has done since the late Sixties.

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