1971's "Bless the Weather" found John Martyn tentatively exploring new sonic territories, moving beyond his folk roots into jazz-infused territory. The album is notable for its experimental guitar work and the introduction of techniques that would become his trademark.
- The album was recorded at Sound Techniques in London.
- It features notable guest appearances from Danny Thompson on double bass and Beaver and Dale Collins on percussion.
- "Bless the Weather" was Martyn's third studio album, following "Stormy" and "The Road to Ruin".
John Martyn was a British singer-songwriter known for his innovative guitar techniques and unique blend of folk, jazz, and rock. He emerged in the late 1960s as a distinctive voice in the British folk scene.
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