John Martyn Solid Air 180g LP (Transparent Blue Vinyl)

John Martyn

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SKU:

UNILP92926

UPC:

602567929260

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Description

Limited Edition 180g Transparent Blue Vinyl LP!

John Martyns seminal album Solid Air, recorded at Sound Techniques Studio in Chelsea in 1972, was released in February 1973. Emotionally intense and hauntingly beautiful, Solid Air encapsulates almost every musical genre with ease and accomplishment. The songs are exquisitely crafted fusions of blues, country, folk, jazz and rock, with dazzling guitar, musicianship and outstanding vocals.

Features:
• Limited Edition
• Transparent Blue Vinyl
• 180g Vinyl
• Gatefold jacket
• Made in Czech Republic

Selections:
Side A:
1. Solid Air
2. Over The Hill
3. Don't Want To Know
4. I'd Rather Be The Devil
Side B:
1. Go Down Easy
2. Dreams By The Sea
3. May You Never
4. The Man In The Station
5. The Easy Blues