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(#1) Solid Air
- 1973
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(#2) One World
- 1977
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(#3) Bless the Weather
- 1971
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(#4) Grace and Danger
- 1980
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(#5) Inside Out
- 1973
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(#6) Sunday's Child
- 1975
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(#7) The Church With One Bell
- 1998
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(#8) Sapphire
- 1984
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(#9) London Conversation
- 1967
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(#10) Glorious Fool
- 1981
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(#11) And
- 1996
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(#12) The Simmer Dim
- 2008
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(#13) Heaven and Earth
- 2011
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(#14) Cooltide
- 1991
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(#15) Glasgow Walker
- 2000
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(#16) The Tumbler
- 1968
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(#17) Another World
- 1998
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(#18) On the Cobbles
- 2004
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(#19) The Apprentice
- 1990
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(#20) Couldn't Love You More
- 1992
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(#21) Piece by Piece
- 1986
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(#22) Well Kept Secret
- 1982
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(#23) No Little Boy
- 1993
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John Martyn is an outstanding guitarist who blends folk, jazz, rock, and blues. He has worked with Eric Clapton and the classic rock band Pink Floyd and achieved outstanding achievements. John Martyn began his singing career at the age of 17. In 1967, he released his first album London Conversation and The Tumbler in the following year, with a slightly modified style and closer to jazz. This prolific legendary singer presented his last special "On The Cobbles" in 2004.
It is a pity that he died in an Irish hospital in 2009 due to pneumonia. The legendary stars that have influenced generations of musicians have fallen, which made fans and musicians all over the world with great grief. The random tool brings us 23 of his great albums that are worth listening to.
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