John And Beverley Martyn-Stormbringer!(1970)(2005 Island Rem.)[EAC-FLAC]

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Scottish folk singer John Martyn was originally hired to be his British wife Beverley's back-up guitarist for recording sessions in America, the pair were signed up by Warner Brothers who sent them to Woodstock in 1969 to rehearse with producer Paul Harris. The actual recording at R&R Studios, New York, took only six days with two days mixing. The album was released in February 1970. Martyn was inspired by The Band's Music From Big Pink to experiment to find a distinctive guitar sound. Two tracks "Would You Belief Me" and "The Ocean" marked the tentative introduction to Martyn's pioneering guitar technique.

Levon Helm guested on drums on the two tracks "Sweet Honesty" (Beverly Martin) and "John the Baptist" (John Martyn.)

Tracks

01. Go Out And Get It [0:03:09.62]
02. Can't Get The One I Want [0:02:55.61]
03. Stormbringer! [0:04:18.22]
04. Sweet Honesty [0:08:03.67]
05. Woodstock [0:01:44.50]
06. John The Baptist [0:03:13.28]
07. The Ocean [0:03:41.53]
08. Traffic-Light Lady [0:03:19.45]
09. Tomorrow Time [0:03:50.74]
10. Would You Believe Me? [0:05:22.18]
11. One Of Those Days (Bonus Demo Chelsea 16-4-69) [0:05:43.48]
12. I Don´T Know (Bonus Demo Chelsea 16-4-69) [0:03:53.10]
13. John The Baptist (Bonus Demo Chelsea 16-4-69) [0:02:56.46]
14. Traffic-Light Lady (Bonus Demo Chelsea 16-4-69) [0:03:01.27]


Sidemen

* Harvey Brooks, bass
* Paul Harris, keyboards
* Levon Helm, drums
* Herb Lovell, drums
* Beverley Martyn, guitar/vocal
* John Martyn, guitar/harmonica/keyboards/vocal
* Billy Mundi, drums
* John Simon, keyboards