Good (and rather rare) registration of great performance. Signed copies are true collectors items.
Fine collection of home grown songs; one of John's most accessible albums.
Underrated classic album with spontaneous music and John slowly turning electrical and jazzy. First recording of Outside In.
Many consider this to be John's finest album; it surely is one of his most famous ones. Recorded in 1972, it contains five or six songs both classic and timeless.
The first 'real' John Martyn album and a creative explosion that, together with the next four or five, forms the core of his claim to fame. Many rate Bless The Weather even better than Solid Air.
Fine collection of songs that had deserved better sales.
Underrated record, one of the first to mix electric and acoustic music in a smooth way. Some songs (Beverley's) tend to get repetitious.
Somewhat naive album with songs that are still listenable because there was no money to spoil the production.
Worthy follow up, slightly more mature with some very remote jazz chords and still popular today.
