The 1993 album "No Little Boy" saw John Martyn revisiting and re-recording earlier work. Martyn's distinctive, effects-laden guitar and vocals are present throughout.
- "No Little Boy" was released in July 1993 on Cherry Red Records. Martyn re-recorded several of his own compositions for this album. The album was produced by Pearse McGloughlin.
- This album followed 1992's "Cooltide" and preceded Martyn's 1995 release "And."
- John Martyn's signature Echoplex guitar work is a notable feature of this recording.
John Martyn was a Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist, a pioneer of jazz-infused folk rock. He was known for his innovative guitar effects and distinctive vocal style. By 1993, Martyn was a seasoned artist, having navigated the folk, rock, and jazz scenes for over two decades. This album found him continuing to explore his unique sound world, some years after his most commercially successful period.
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