Ain't That Far From Boothill
The Bottom Line
Obscure track on an obscure album
Obscure track on an obscure album
Third and last single from Balance And Control, double A-side
Tracks:
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IR-18789-A and IR-18789-AA
Second single pulled from Balance And Control
Tracks:
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K-18456-A and K-18456-B, GERRY-O
Also on both sides STRAWBERRY
Only album John has produced for another artist.
Recorded and mixed at Keystone Studios, Dublin; engineered by Andrew Boland assisted by John Grimes.
"Special thanks to John Dunford, Gerry Harford, Caragh Coote, Clive and Chris."
Single from Scullion's Balance And Control album, produced by John.
John does not take much space in the jazz-rock domain.
Instrumental compositions played by British jazz rock musicians led by Neil Ardley (26 May 1937 - 23 February 2004).
Bit too spontaneous jam effort with interesting jazz artist that played drums during Live At Leeds gigs.
John Martyn on guitar [and vocals].
Physical but little proof of John's sabbatical in Jamaica.
Regular reggae album, meaning two chords and little room for guitar.
Some modest echoplex on one song only. Also contains May You Never cover.
Unique track that should have been on Live At Leeds.