John Martyn - Seven Black Roses (Germany 1978) video free download

iggypopshot

Once again... Miss you, Big Man. 

toz71

Thanks for uploading this. 

Patrick Haith

Anyone know picking pattern?

Audiostoke

Never seen a capo used like that before, anyone know what sort of capo can slide like that?

luke Großpietsch

Zum Kotzen.

Carlos Vudú

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Stephen Gray

THIS is pure Magic.. 

John Miller

Wit mare is there tae say bout awe that well fur a start that scottish dude could be ? Is it the mild mannered guitar player naw it's only the best acoustic guitar player who ever did play

Phil K

Now that was fantastic. Let's see guitarists from the multi-million dollar bands even ATTEMPT that

Gareth Elms

Great stuff. 31 years left mate, make 'em great.

Orv Pibbs

OMG. Bloody amazing!! What a showman. The bit with the capo was choice. How could anybody give this a thumbs down? Must be a Juice Newton fan I suppose

TheFreemanuk

A beautiful Man.

filavadrit

the burp tuner 0:51 is brilliant! huge artist

UFOIST

You're welcome : )

TrueBlueEG8

I should have maybe read a few more comments! But at least I know what it is now, thank you.

UFOIST

Well said Indeed! However, DADDAD is the tuning : )

TrueBlueEG8

Hahahaha, thats like asking the ingredients of his jelly roll! I reckon it is C tuning but the capo thrown in and he is tweaking the tuning during the song, story at the start speaks volumes, it was a hard act to follow or copy. A master of his craft, rest well John Martyn.

northbadger

Will always love your music. ...miss you John.

Cannedabyss

that's cool like that, thanks

iggypopshot

Fucking miss you big man

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