Tours… Tours
29 Oct 1977
JOHN MARTYN: Belfast Queen's University November 15, Dublin Stadium 16,
29 Oct 1977
JOHN MARTYN: Belfast Queen's University November 15, Dublin Stadium 16,
Live solo acoustic performance at Hippodrome Golders Green, with audience.
15 Oct 1977
JOHN MARTYN releases a new album One World on November 4.
At first glance, it would appear that John Martyn has been lying dormant over the past couple of years, considering that his last studio work was back in 1975 (in those glorious times when we had free festivals and punks were peculiarities who got sand kicked in their faces!). First glances, though, are invariably deceptive and you can rest assured that the dependable Martyn has been his usual busy and creative self. Granted, he disappeared to Jamaica for the best part of 1976 but, far from being a holiday, this venture can best be described as a 'sabbatical period' during which he spent some time playing with Burning Spear and was introduced to the legendary Reggae producer Lee Perry, with whom he worked for a while.
27 Aug 1977
JOHN MARTYN, currently on tour in Australia, returns to Britain next month for two special shows, at London's Marquee Club.
One World is a John Martyn song. New, profound, powerful, impassioned, intense.
09 Apr 1977

JOHN MARTYN was explaining Sunday's Child, the title track of his last new studio album recorded in 1974 and released in the first month of '75. He said he was a Saturday's Child really, but would've liked to have been a Sunday's.
Rather strange promo compilation from So Far So Good period.
Side A contains mainly bad rock music apart from the reggae track by Rico Rodriguez. On side B John is surrounded by country music, flamenco guitar and a miserable attempt at Bonzo Dog humour.
JOHN MARTYN is a genuine original and we should cherish him.
Hardly prolific (his last studio set was released in January 1975), Martyn is one of those rare artists who has displayed a talent for musically progressing from one project to the next.