seen this man in BRUM COV and what a player gone but never forgoten
@Schweizerbub6126 күн бұрын
Immernoch so schön. Aber auch so traurig. Liebe es. Wenn Du von Herzen und vor Glück weinen möchtest: klick es an. 🇨🇭😊
@agnesgallois206627 күн бұрын
one word : génial
@agnesgallois206627 күн бұрын
grand artiste, très méconnu en France !
@foleyhuck2344Ай бұрын
I've always felt that the way the last verse repeats the first is so poignant. We hear how Spencer struggles and feels the need to escape, yet guilt brings him back home. He gets great pleasure from returning, and similarly everyone get great pleasure from his return. He's content now, and believes he'll never leave again. However, the original verse comes back around. Spencer is reduced once again. Nothing is solved.
@johnmacquarrie8535Ай бұрын
Saw JM at Glasto possibly 1986 ... last song was over the rainbow ...pure magic and will live in my mind as one of those moments. Peace be with you John
@jazzlehazzleАй бұрын
Pure magic.
@corrinastephens6900Ай бұрын
I passed him a joint . The days when we could smoke in clubs . It was Bradford . He put in the side of his guitar.
@laurenmusso4719Ай бұрын
Pure bliss
@SueConsalveyАй бұрын
Loved John Martyn, saw him at Lancaster University in late 70s, then lastly before he died, a small venue in Kirkcaldy fife Scotland, an under rated incredible talent
@lorihenderson673Ай бұрын
Perfection ❤
@petermooijman8861Ай бұрын
Fantastic song and fantasic line up!
@richardmccaffery6696Ай бұрын
I can't imagine what it must have felt like to be a part of that captive audience experiencing this performance in a room full of silent people
@johndamienreillyАй бұрын
Had a fight in an airport bar with John Martyn in '92. He told me he was a Freemason and I called it the mafia of the mediocre. Anyway still love his music. Had a big influence on my songwriting and performance. Click the profile and have a listen.
@evansmith3589Ай бұрын
Beautiful!
@wewhofly2 ай бұрын
You're not attracted to sad music unless you have a sad soul. Some people have just melancholy in them and it helps their creativity. There is a sadness in Rory all too evident to see; not just here but even in younger moments. He spoke of the place where you can find company if you want it and stay away from company if you don't want it. Never married, probably only 'lived' on stage. But I think he had an understanding too that the stage wasn't a healthy life. To see him here losing the fight in many ways, (health and hope) it reminds me of Elvis who also loved gospel blues, sad music. Both in their 40s when mortality began to strongly knock on their door. Both absolutely aware of what ill health was doing to their looks and their ability to perform with the energy they needed. Some will say Elvis was self destructive but he wasn't alone. Blues/Rock is full of self destructive personalities. It's the kind of people the music attracts, and it is in turn the music such people create. One feeds on the other.
@Flying_turnip1872 ай бұрын
Never was one for lyrics ( more of a McCartney guy than Lennon)….i really listened to his tone and lyrics …..blew my mind. I think John is one of the few artists that hits you in the ears, gut and heart. Pure angst, pain and honesty.
@joepage30652 ай бұрын
A little bit of jokey chit chat and then he starts singing. Pure bliss. Thank you John.
@julianvickery83412 ай бұрын
A live rendition of "One Day Without You" (recorded in 1978) by British singer-songwriter and guitarist John Martyn (1948 - 2009), a song which first appeared as track 1 on the album "Sunday's Child", released in 1975 on the Island Records label. kzread.info/dash/bejne/lJmcmclved2ahso.htmlsi=tyhtN7I-155CZMRk Lyrics: One day without you And I feel just like I’m somebody else One day without you And there’s a fear there might be somebody else. You know that I’d like to keep you Keep you to myself, and by my side You know I’d like to keep you Just like I know it’s wrong to try Just like my babies were born to cry Every bird that sings is born to fly. One day without you And I feel just like some lost ship at sea One day without you And every friend I meet seems strange to me. You know that I’d like to keep you Keep you to myself, by my side You know that I like to keep you Just like I know it’s wrong to try Just like my babies were born to cry Every bird that sings is born to fly. One day without you I feel a hole just where my heart should be One day without you And I feel just how sad my life could be. You know I’d like to keep you Keep you to myself, keep you by my side You know I like to keep you Just like I know it’s wrong to try Just like my babies were born to cry Every bird that sings deserves to fly John Martyn - One day without you (1978)
@frankpigorsch36712 ай бұрын
30 Years away….. i lay with my Girl friend in the bed. and i say…. this Musik is Like a Cover oder my Body and she Said….. yes , i feel as well
@terencemeikle5342 ай бұрын
Don Paterson sent me here. A guid wee steer. 👍
@mokotramp2 ай бұрын
Saw John play in Wolverhampton a few years before he died, so glad I did too! ✌️
@lilylodon2 ай бұрын
You will never hear this Ever again, he is a once in a lifetime person so enjoy this moment….
@drvarris2 ай бұрын
Haunting
@philhoffmann76822 ай бұрын
He was at his best singing this extraordinary song. Gorgeous vocals and performance.
@LaurinaHawks3 ай бұрын
From the times before he lost his mind.
@sallyduros3 ай бұрын
I don;t know John Martyn's story at all but in these videos I see a man bursting with creativity and love. If he had any struggle at all it was likely how to release all the beauty he saw into the world.
@mistersharpus60853 ай бұрын
Tuning his pint of cider was musical.
@paulstanley81323 ай бұрын
Genius ❤️👢👢
@murf62013 ай бұрын
John FUCKING. Martyn
@rosssmithmusic8663 ай бұрын
A work of art ❤
@valwaldron95223 ай бұрын
He rips the soul right out of you ❤
@bobtomlin23064 ай бұрын
This is the one .... possibly my favourite song of all time ..... certainly my favourite of John's, I love it and what a brilliant version - discovered the song in 77 .... discovered this clip in 24 .... STOOD THE TEST OF TIME PEOPLE !!! So good John .... you are sadly missed❤❤😢
@fletchsrv4 ай бұрын
I song I first heard when I was 15, for whatever reason it helped me through tough times then and is still my song of hope and comfort nearly 50 years later. Don't ask me why, I suspect the reason is not really knowing.
@maycoats49014 ай бұрын
My dearest son Alex favourite song,💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
@lubear2604 ай бұрын
does anyone know what he says at the start in the cockney accent?
@Ricky_Baldy2 ай бұрын
"Love song coming up. I'd like to give you one under the station clock. It's called, eh. Don't lark about now chaps, seriousity. Get right into it, give it a bit of soul, innit. You what? You'd like to." Then he plays
@owendureke51484 ай бұрын
I picked a tirade with some blighter who mispronounced his name; Gallag-her. When is the next festival in Cork City?
@smokest4k4 ай бұрын
Joyful
@MATrainingTV4 ай бұрын
One of the best live perfomances I've ever seen Marvin Gaye esque groove
@mathiasriff5 ай бұрын
I like to drink a glass of whisky and listen to Rory, hell yeah!
@user-th4kl4ty9c5 ай бұрын
What a fantastic piece of music
@suzannezoubeck52165 ай бұрын
I could be wrong, but wonder if the lack of a response (or at least I couldn't hear one) about his remark regarding The National Front triggered the yawn that followed. John was so feckn smart, funny, and fast, that it seems like sometimes his audiences didn't get the jokes. Even when he was so out of it that he was barely intelligible, even then you could sometimes pick out the diamonds amidst the coal. ❤☮🌎
@philoreagan8515Ай бұрын
I saw John in DC (k street) and when he was telling a story about a thief and I yelled out "horse thief" he responded " that's the the long version" so quick, so funny
@suzannezoubeck52165 ай бұрын
Thanks for posting! Swell version of this song. Glad to have had him on the planet for as long as we did. Just sorry he didn't have much of an interest in extending his stay in any meaningful way. ❤☮🌎
@suzannezoubeck52165 ай бұрын
Thanks for posting! Great version of a great song by a musical treasure. Gone too soon, but amazing he lived for as long as he did. ❤☮🌎
@c.adeleye68065 ай бұрын
I’m here for Mallorca Lee RIP.. you are truly loved and missed this was his and his wife Maria’s song 🫶🏼🙏🏼
@iaindickson4 ай бұрын
It was also in my wedding, not out first dance though. Seems I'm in good company if Mal liked it too. 😢
Пікірлер
Pre-malone and much better.
seriosity is now in my vocab
Dave Matthews must have borrowed from him
seen this man in BRUM COV and what a player gone but never forgoten
Immernoch so schön. Aber auch so traurig. Liebe es. Wenn Du von Herzen und vor Glück weinen möchtest: klick es an. 🇨🇭😊
one word : génial
grand artiste, très méconnu en France !
I've always felt that the way the last verse repeats the first is so poignant. We hear how Spencer struggles and feels the need to escape, yet guilt brings him back home. He gets great pleasure from returning, and similarly everyone get great pleasure from his return. He's content now, and believes he'll never leave again. However, the original verse comes back around. Spencer is reduced once again. Nothing is solved.
Saw JM at Glasto possibly 1986 ... last song was over the rainbow ...pure magic and will live in my mind as one of those moments. Peace be with you John
Pure magic.
I passed him a joint . The days when we could smoke in clubs . It was Bradford . He put in the side of his guitar.
Pure bliss
Loved John Martyn, saw him at Lancaster University in late 70s, then lastly before he died, a small venue in Kirkcaldy fife Scotland, an under rated incredible talent
Perfection ❤
Fantastic song and fantasic line up!
I can't imagine what it must have felt like to be a part of that captive audience experiencing this performance in a room full of silent people
Had a fight in an airport bar with John Martyn in '92. He told me he was a Freemason and I called it the mafia of the mediocre. Anyway still love his music. Had a big influence on my songwriting and performance. Click the profile and have a listen.
Beautiful!
You're not attracted to sad music unless you have a sad soul. Some people have just melancholy in them and it helps their creativity. There is a sadness in Rory all too evident to see; not just here but even in younger moments. He spoke of the place where you can find company if you want it and stay away from company if you don't want it. Never married, probably only 'lived' on stage. But I think he had an understanding too that the stage wasn't a healthy life. To see him here losing the fight in many ways, (health and hope) it reminds me of Elvis who also loved gospel blues, sad music. Both in their 40s when mortality began to strongly knock on their door. Both absolutely aware of what ill health was doing to their looks and their ability to perform with the energy they needed. Some will say Elvis was self destructive but he wasn't alone. Blues/Rock is full of self destructive personalities. It's the kind of people the music attracts, and it is in turn the music such people create. One feeds on the other.
Never was one for lyrics ( more of a McCartney guy than Lennon)….i really listened to his tone and lyrics …..blew my mind. I think John is one of the few artists that hits you in the ears, gut and heart. Pure angst, pain and honesty.
A little bit of jokey chit chat and then he starts singing. Pure bliss. Thank you John.
A live rendition of "One Day Without You" (recorded in 1978) by British singer-songwriter and guitarist John Martyn (1948 - 2009), a song which first appeared as track 1 on the album "Sunday's Child", released in 1975 on the Island Records label. kzread.info/dash/bejne/lJmcmclved2ahso.htmlsi=tyhtN7I-155CZMRk Lyrics: One day without you And I feel just like I’m somebody else One day without you And there’s a fear there might be somebody else. You know that I’d like to keep you Keep you to myself, and by my side You know I’d like to keep you Just like I know it’s wrong to try Just like my babies were born to cry Every bird that sings is born to fly. One day without you And I feel just like some lost ship at sea One day without you And every friend I meet seems strange to me. You know that I’d like to keep you Keep you to myself, by my side You know that I like to keep you Just like I know it’s wrong to try Just like my babies were born to cry Every bird that sings is born to fly. One day without you I feel a hole just where my heart should be One day without you And I feel just how sad my life could be. You know I’d like to keep you Keep you to myself, keep you by my side You know I like to keep you Just like I know it’s wrong to try Just like my babies were born to cry Every bird that sings deserves to fly John Martyn - One day without you (1978)
30 Years away….. i lay with my Girl friend in the bed. and i say…. this Musik is Like a Cover oder my Body and she Said….. yes , i feel as well
Don Paterson sent me here. A guid wee steer. 👍
Saw John play in Wolverhampton a few years before he died, so glad I did too! ✌️
You will never hear this Ever again, he is a once in a lifetime person so enjoy this moment….
Haunting
He was at his best singing this extraordinary song. Gorgeous vocals and performance.
From the times before he lost his mind.
I don;t know John Martyn's story at all but in these videos I see a man bursting with creativity and love. If he had any struggle at all it was likely how to release all the beauty he saw into the world.
Tuning his pint of cider was musical.
Genius ❤️👢👢
John FUCKING. Martyn
A work of art ❤
He rips the soul right out of you ❤
This is the one .... possibly my favourite song of all time ..... certainly my favourite of John's, I love it and what a brilliant version - discovered the song in 77 .... discovered this clip in 24 .... STOOD THE TEST OF TIME PEOPLE !!! So good John .... you are sadly missed❤❤😢
I song I first heard when I was 15, for whatever reason it helped me through tough times then and is still my song of hope and comfort nearly 50 years later. Don't ask me why, I suspect the reason is not really knowing.
My dearest son Alex favourite song,💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
does anyone know what he says at the start in the cockney accent?
"Love song coming up. I'd like to give you one under the station clock. It's called, eh. Don't lark about now chaps, seriousity. Get right into it, give it a bit of soul, innit. You what? You'd like to." Then he plays
I picked a tirade with some blighter who mispronounced his name; Gallag-her. When is the next festival in Cork City?
Joyful
One of the best live perfomances I've ever seen Marvin Gaye esque groove
I like to drink a glass of whisky and listen to Rory, hell yeah!
What a fantastic piece of music
I could be wrong, but wonder if the lack of a response (or at least I couldn't hear one) about his remark regarding The National Front triggered the yawn that followed. John was so feckn smart, funny, and fast, that it seems like sometimes his audiences didn't get the jokes. Even when he was so out of it that he was barely intelligible, even then you could sometimes pick out the diamonds amidst the coal. ❤☮🌎
I saw John in DC (k street) and when he was telling a story about a thief and I yelled out "horse thief" he responded " that's the the long version" so quick, so funny
Thanks for posting! Swell version of this song. Glad to have had him on the planet for as long as we did. Just sorry he didn't have much of an interest in extending his stay in any meaningful way. ❤☮🌎
Thanks for posting! Great version of a great song by a musical treasure. Gone too soon, but amazing he lived for as long as he did. ❤☮🌎
I’m here for Mallorca Lee RIP.. you are truly loved and missed this was his and his wife Maria’s song 🫶🏼🙏🏼
It was also in my wedding, not out first dance though. Seems I'm in good company if Mal liked it too. 😢
Cool cat
Goat