Inside Out is a Rock album by John Martyn, originally released in 1973. On Gatefold: 27 pressings tracked, owned by 4 collectors.
About
Probably his most experimental effort, Inside Out saw John Martyn's work with the Echoplex become a linchpin in his overall sound. His voice, which was transforming with each recording, also became more of an instrument, developing at times a rough, bluesy quality and slipping further and further into a jazz-like slur. The album, which features Steve Winwood and Chris Wood of Traffic, as well as long time cohort Danny Thompson, balances smoldering tunes like "Ways to Cry" and "Fine Lines" with fiery, hypnotic excursions with the Echoplex, such as "Make No Mistake" and "Look In." Some of his fan base may have felt alienated by the strange flights of Inside Out, but it's proven to be an important record in Martyn's oeuvre.
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Tracklist
- 1Fine Lines3:49
- 2Eibhli Ghail Chiuin Ni Chearbhail3:06
- 3Ain't No Saint3:37
- 4Outside In8:22
- 5The Glory of Love1:56
- 6Look In2:55
- 7Beverley3:53
- 8Make No Mistake5:57
- 9Ways To Cry3:00
- 10So Much In Love With You2:50
- 11Beverley / Make No Mistake (BBC Radio One "Sounds of the Seventies" Session)5:21
- 12Fine Lines (BBC Radio One "Sounds of the Seventies" Session)3:12
- 13Eibhli Ghail Chiuin Ni Chearbhail (BBC Radio One "Sounds of the Seventies" Session)2:57
- 14Outside In (BBC Radio One "Sounds of the Seventies" Session)7:49
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Folk Rock
- sparse
- tender
- pastoral
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Bobby KeysSAXOPHONE
- Chris StewartBASS BASS GUITAR
- Chris WoodFLUTE, HORNS SAXOPHONE
- Danny ThompsonBASS, DOUBLE BASS DOUBLE BASS
- John MartynGUITAR, VOCALS
- Kesh SathieTABLA
- Keshav SatheTABLA
- Remi KabakaPERCUSSION
- Steve WinwoodBASS, KEYBOARDS KEYBOARDS
4 collectors on Gatefold own this · 27 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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