John Martyn with Danny Thompson - Solid Air скачать видео бесплатно

willy potts

this is just so wonderful♫

Elora Mackem

Quintessential John Martyn. There's nothing like this.

Rod Kirkbride

Oh yesss

GuildF40

My son is 9 months old and has listened to this every night as his sleep tune. It's just that GOOOOOOOOOOOD. Hopefully also giving him a solid music foundation to fall back on once he is over the normal rubbish.

Fitz

definitive 

Robert Craven

I saw Big John play many times and more than once with Danny Thompson. This is just a brilliant take of Solid Air.

Hunter de Luz

so out of tune :-(

grace Coombs

Yes. Extraordinary! I had the extreme pleasure of seeing John only once; The Bottom Line in NYC (early 90's??). He was very (very!) drunk, and babbled on & on. But when he got down to a song it was pure Heaven. And i'm remembering, among those in the audience that night was the great Richie Havens. Rest and Sing in Peace, both.

Bruno Dode

MAGIQUE !

Edition46 Berlin Music Label

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Bound4Polihale

Hard to imagine anyone stealing the show from Martyn, but the bass here is badass genius, and this may be Martyn's best vocal performance ever. The man kept getting better as he got older.

Victor Lally

spellbinding talents both; together deep magic

ALYSON PEACOCK

This is the most heart-breakingly beautiful version of this beautiful song. John's voice brings tears to my eyes with it's profoundly expressed emotion and the bass playing of Danny Thompson is superb. What a sublime combination!! Unbeatable.

havanakim

Fuck me the synergy..........

Neeraj Shetty

John Martyn with Danny Thompson - Solid Air

Carl Wyatt

Absolutely amazing.. I'm so glad I saw both of them once preform together in '87.. R.I.P. John

Rabbie Johnston

rest in piece john, a song about the great late Nick Drake.

Rikk303

Well, hyperbole is one thing. These two were sharper in the early days (daze)...a soundtrack to many a young life on the way

lmbguitar

Read a whole handful of comments here and roll em into one.

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