London Conversation
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London Conversation is the first album by John Martyn released on Island Records in 1967. Largely self-penned, the album is much more folk oriented than the Blues/Jazz tinged later releases. The album reputedly cost £158 to record.[1]
[edit] Track listing
All tracks composed by John Martyn except where indicated
- Side one
- "Fairy Tale Lullaby" – 2:50
- "Sandy Grey" (Robin Frederick) – 2:25
- "London Conversation" (Martyn, J. Sundell) – 2:42
- "Ballad Of An Elder Woman" – 2:43
- "Cocaine" (Traditional, arranged John Martyn) – 2:59
- "Run Honey Run" – 2:37
- Side two
- "Back To Stay" – 3:28
- "Rolling Home" – 5:43
- "Who's Grown Up Now" – 4:01
- "Golden Girl" – 2:34
- "This Time" – 3:07
- "Don't Think Twice It's Alright" (Bob Dylan)
- Bonus track on 2005 CD reissue
- "She Moved Through The Fair" (Traditional) - 2:33
[edit] Personnel
John Martyn - vocals, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
[edit] References
- ^ Penney, Stuart; Chris Savage (September 1996). "Frog to Prog: Pink Label LPs". Record Collector (205): 84.
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