Bless the Weather [Bonus Tracks] John Martyn

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CD - Remastered / Bonus Tracks / German Import

  • Release Date: 12/20/2005
  • Original Release: 1971
  • Sales Rank: 77,495
  • Label: UME IMPORTS
  • UPC: 602498307311

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Bless the Weather [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENGo Easy 4:16
2LISTENBless the Weather 4:29
3LISTENSugar Lump 3:42
4LISTENWalk to the Water 2:48
5LISTENJust Now 3:39
6LISTENHead and Heart 4:54
7LISTENLet the Good Things Come 3:05
8LISTENBack Down the River 2:40
9LISTENGlistening Glyndebourne 6:31
10LISTENSingin' in the Rain 1:32
11LISTENWalk to the Water Bonus Track / Take 3 3:35
12LISTENBless the Weather Bonus Track / Take 4 5:37
13LISTENBack Down the River Bonus Track / Take 1 2:46
14LISTENGo Easy Bonus Track / Take 1 4:41
15LISTENGlistening Glyndebourne Bonus Track / Take 2 7:51
16LISTENHead and Heart previously unreleased / Bonus Track / Band Version 10:20
17LISTENMay You Never Bonus Track / Single Version 2:44

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Bless the Weather, the first release following two records with his wife Beverley, is a transitional effort for John Martyn. The Glasgow-born singer/songwriter's third solo album emphasizes a darker, smokier sound built around his increasingly jazzy vocals, plus sometimes aggressive, sometimes gentle acoustic guitar work, and Danny Thompson's double bass, which skirts in and out around Martyn's voice and guitar. It also contains the extended instrumental "Glistening Glyndebourne," which highlights his early experimentation with the Echoplex, a sound that would become a major part of his work in the coming years. Bless the Weather, with songs such as the title cut and "Head and Heart," stands as a fine representation of Martyn's early work. [The 2005 edition includes alternate takes and mixes.] Brett Hartenbach, All Music Guide

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