John Martyn - May You Never

John Martyn - May You Never [1973] OGWT
R.I.P. 29/01/2009

[@iancullen4149]

John was my next-door neighbour here in Ireland for over 10 years up to his passing. He lived in the house I grew up in. John was a wonderful talent and a wonderful man. He funeral was the most beautiful one I've ever been to ❤

[@FC-di4wz]

God bless this wonderful talented man..r.i.p

[@ronkopald]

What a beautiful, amazing, deep memory. I somehow ended up here from a Stephen Murphy video.

[@claudiateve9559]

Thank you for sharing your memories 🌹

[@melaniesheppard778]

I would have loved to have lived next door to him. Thanks for sharing x

[@helenhunter7424]

Love is a lesson to learn in our time Such a true and Holy lyric. Xxx

[@geoffcartwright4675]

I sang this to my son when he was a baby. He died in a car crash aged 18. I still sing it to him..... Great song, great JM.

[@twiggy1253]

I’m so sorry to hear that, I hope you’re doing okay.

[@tarancameron5831]

Sending you so much love, so sorry for your loss, so tragic😢

[@geoffcartwright4675]

@@twiggy1253 Many thanks. Getting on....

[@geoffcartwright4675]

@@tarancameron5831 Many thanks. Getting on....

[@Cisco-dy8dl]

Happy Fathers Day to you!! I hope you’re thinking of those times you sang to him.❤

[@thomasbarchen]

I am 58 years old and have been listening to music my whole life and I just discovered John Martyn recently. Wow, what an amazing musician!

[@markreeves2943]

My Brother died January 2011. I played and sang this to him at his funeral in Exeter. He was always a good strong brother to me and he knows that I loved him so. I chose this song because I learnt and played it for him for his last birthday a few months earlier. John Martyn was a wonderful songwriter. RIP

[@sara-yw6ej]

Beautiful.. My father met him many moons ago in Cork. He was playing in the Savory and popped into my father's pub for few pints, they later met again.. he was a truly gifted artist. May he rest in peace 🙏

[@PianoDanny]

What a moving comment. G-d bless you, your brother and John Martyn.

[@lindajohnson-lee5312]

I saw him at UEA circa 1971 - fabulous - so sorry for his loss and for your brother

[@ladanddadalasdaircole1492]

My dad funeral song too. Heartbreaking but I can't stop listening to it

[@KMAN8599]

Such an amazing lyrical artist!

[@thegentleshepherd]

John Martyn, eh? Spanned more music in his time than anyone, always ahead, always original, lived in the hills, drank too much, but left us with just extraordinary, extraordinary, moving and leading music.

[@johnbarnby5530]

I sat my 27 year old daughter down and played this to her. When it finished i asked her what she thought. She couldnt speak as she was crying. Nothing more needs to be said. John Martyn,thank you .

[@user-sm1lb2yx2g]

I was brought up listening to John's music and I turned my husband on to him,when my husband passed away I put solid air with him and rolled a couple of joints and was blessed with decent weather on that day.

[@philoza1000]

So sad 😢

[@alexh442]

One of the greatest singer songwriters we have ever produced.

[@heatherreader4247]

Very underrated singer,/songwriter

[@sarahreid1426]

One of the most beautiful songs ever written, or performed.

[@davidcravena]

Amen. Seen him live a few times, and he was shit hot.

[@johnwilson1997]

I just sent this to my daughter earlier Sara saying just what you have said. I'm always greeting ( crying) by half way through.x

[@johnshort5003]

@@johnwilson1997 A fantastic largely unrecognised song, unless you were clued up at the right time.

[@Billdick360]

Wonderful!

[@eisteachbhinn]

You stole my line! Two years after posting it.... 😅❤️

[@matts1227]

The 60s and 70s were a golden age, and produced so many great British and Irish guitarists.

[@maxbaby77]

Came across this song on the radio one sunny day a few years ago, coming back from a camping trip with my son. We both sat silently listening. Tis now our official road trip song when we jaunt. Love it

[@danpine8431]

I love this song. It's so comforting to listen to. I love the whole album "Solid Air."

[@lopezb]

So true.

[@shanecoy505]

Just Pure. This Genius touches souls. Delightful performance. JM nailed that, in my humble opinion . Never forgotten.

[@bartmastin3272]

Listening in 2024. This stands the test of time.

[@helentotallyagreethereanaw4531]

Just the best ❤

[@kirstymacleod7232]

I have vivid memories of this being sung to me by my dad as he rocked me in his arms when I was a baby. Such a beautiful song, I cry every time I hear it

[@tomohawk5567]

Kirsty MacLeod you will have those memories for ever, real good solid memories.

[@shaundonnelly2019]

Kirsty MacLeod I also sing this to my son and I truly hope that someday this tune will play somewhere and he will be filled with memories, happy days 👌🏻

[@benturnbull4516]

It has a lullaby quality to it...and the words go with it... I feel sorry for children who were never sung to as they drifted off to sleep...

[@stephendanger1419]

Same

[@johnwilson1997]

Me too Kirsty.

[@sarahjay600]

Saw him 3 or 4 times in the 80s, mostly in Stoke. He was superb every time and now my 23 year old is into him too. You were a genius John, and this song is just beautiful. Thank you for touching our hearts and souls

[@stevemarshall6564]

Were you Stoked to see him?

[@sarahjay600]

@@stevemarshall6564 lol!!! That comment is so on Trent!!!!

[@stevemarshall6564]

@@sarahjay600 hahaha!

[@JohannSebastianWainwright]

In my opinion, one of the best songs ever written. Performed exquisitely by John here.

[@1719456]

Stumbled across this Man whilst youtube surfing about a week ago.Blew me away! Apparently unheralded in the U.S. How many musical geniuses go largely unnoticed because we are bombarded with crap?

[@The_Reality_Filter]

It's called the Zeppelin effect.

[@johnwilson1997]

He certainly was special.

[@DaveSCameron]

Miss him badly, toured endlessly and annually hit Cambridge England .

[@oliverbloor1029]

Far too many mate. :(

[@DinoDiniProductions]

Almost all of them. Then one day, after they are dead, there's some advert for a car using their music, and boom! That happened to John's friend, Nick Drake.

[@Kprdz90]

It's 2020 and this song still hits better than most. Using the guitar as a rhythm instrument like few can, raw soul and a poet

[@markeggins890]

A big influence on this guy I would say too! kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJ2qYoSfarCSg9k

[@stephenkindred3487]

Unique talent . Much missed .

[@chriseasdon3536]

truth will out

[@Devahainn]

I feel that John Martyn sang and played straight from his heart, pouring his soul into all his music.🎶🫂 A wonderful human being. Thanks for uploading this fantastic perform. It just get in touch with the soul's deepest core listening to such amazing songs. Rare gem. Best wishes to all.🙏❤🍀🌼

[@darraghconnolly5869]

My dad loved this song....he sadly passed last summer when my brother and I were with him at the time. The last time he lay his head down he had our hands to hold...'May you never lay your head down without a hand to hold' so powerful, I will forever love this song, thanks John...RIP dad💔.

[@lardooley8397]

I had the pleasure of seeing John in Liberty Hall Dublin, around 1970 -- solo, a guitar and a 'wah wah' pedal. I swear there was a full band hiding somewhere, except the stage was completely bare except for a chair and mike. Such is the talent of a magical performer, singer and songwriter. Sadly missed, forever remembered and always sung in solo company -- just me and John beside me -- ar dheis de go raibh do anam dilis Iain -- (John Martyn was born as Iain McGeachy) -- sadly gone, but somehow always present -- just another bit of magic --

[@oliveraherne5547]

Do you know what he was doing in Kilkenny where he died?

[@Scottishyacunt]

He lived in Kilkenny with his partner.

[@barirwin8559]

@@oliveraherne5547 drinking mostly

[@larharper7087]

We play this tune always when performing. Most underrated singer/song writer/ performer. Gifted!!😢

[@lindajacobowitz9297]

Precious! Love this song!!! One of the underrated singer songwriters! RIP!

[@sandrajudge1532]

Had the privilege of seeing this guy 1973 made a missive impression took my breath away

[@gileadjones8471]

Me too

[@shreway7001]

My dad’s name was john and this song was played at his funeral. Everyone said this song reminds them of him as he was great friend to many people. I was only 6 when he died and my memory of his outgoing personality will live through me forever. ❤

[@nigelsouthworth5577]

Unbelievable. 40 years I have loved this.

[@adolpholiverbush2]

My dad died last week, we had the funeral yesterday. This song has been playing in my head ever since. I miss you, Dad.

[@theotherther1]

Adolph Oliver Bush My dad died a few years ago. He loved folksy rock like this. At the time, I found it boring, but now I think of him when I listen to James Taylor, Jim Croce, Gordon Lightfoot, Paul Simon and all the rest of the greats.

[@kevb6597]

I feel your pain keep your head up pal

[@adolpholiverbush2]

kev b Much appreciated, Kev. Been pretty tough, but he had an amazing life. Thanks.

[@poodumrover1]

Adolph Oliver Bush Sorry to hear AOB John Martin is a great Spirit of expression like you too ..

[@adolpholiverbush2]

***** Thank you. Much appreciated. Love them while they are here.

[@Petruccian20]

Literally the most beautiful song ever created.

[@jleoblues]

"Love is the lesson to learn in our time" because "I don't want to know about evil I only want to know about love" Let these words be this man;s lasting legacy If he only gave us these two songs, it wold have been more than enough. Let me proclaim that I believe in Angels and Jon Martyn is now one of them.

[@MrDallman]

A glass of warm beer and and half trampled on joint listening to “Solid air “ with a rag tag bunch of you’re best mates……good days past. Bless you John.

[@MrRichardmlp]

Without doubt the most underrated British singer songwriter of all time - RIP john

[@jamescarr4662]

And there we go, didnt take long for that meaningless youtube comments section word 'underrated' to appear . ..

[@robst247]

Rated most highly by the enlightened, you mean. Sadly, the vast majority dwell in darkness.

[@robst247]

@@jamescarr4662 Here here -- that overused epithet is overrated.

[@marioloi337]

Underrated??? By who?

[@paulf7567]

@@marioloi337 by whom x

[@LasPawan]

Being 17, I'm so lucky that I listen to his songs rather than today's music.

[@algreensurdo]

I left home at 17 and moved to Bristol to art school. I took a copy of Solid Air that I played over and over again. I still listen to it regularly today, and it is still as good as the first day I listened to it 25 years ago. R.I.P

[@MrSkeff]

i play guitar and this song is just so intricate to play i find and then john is singing as well! its amazing, he truly left his own style behind... only got into him recently and i wish i could have seen his last tour alas..... maybe in the next life.... what a hero.....

[@lizdavies6796]

I'm a kiwi.. I was in England (long time ago) and I heard and saw this man. Ah, jesus. How brilliant is he..

[@wakeupnow_777]

Still listening in 2023 🙏🏻 RIP, John 🕊️

[@cazbah2002]

All time favourite n dedicating it too my wee dog who had to be put to sleep tonight. 15years n almost 2 days young! Fiesty to the end n I loved the very bones of her xx

[@bobdylanger3022]

Carol Reddington.. rip wee dug 💙

[@JB-ki9ql]

Cop on to your self woman, your obviously childless, fucking stupid dog.

[@davidadams2395]

@@JB-ki9ql I don't know what's more pitiful than a troll with a tenuous grasp on the English language.

[@philhayhoe1]

Don't pay attention to that sad excuse for a human being. Links lizard you are a soulless shit.

[@cazbah2002]

the links lizard Bless you for this. I feel for you & wish you well. Ps try using spell check when commenting. It’s you’re. Not your. You’re welcome 🙏

[@samlsmithmusic]

Damn, so much empathy and warmth in the chords, melody, voice, words. Just a big warm hug of a song.

[@martinmurray2293]

I called around to a mates house after school during the early eightie's and his older brother had this playing on video, never heard the like of it before, it still makes the hairs stand on the back of my neck !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that older brother pointed me in the only direction !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@snafujag100]

This is possibly my favourite song of all time ✌️

[@titteryenot4524]

I can listen to this song thousands of times (I think I may have) and I never get tired of it. Not many songs do that for me.

[@jambofett]

I just can't listen to this song enough. His syncopation coupled with that unforgettable melody and lyrics makes this my favourite of all time.

[@sosy7075]

Had the pleasure of speaking to this gem, such a gentleman

[@emmawright663]

I love that no live performance of this song was ever the same, John always switched up the notes or words and gave a really unique experience to the audience at every show. Just wish I was born earlier so I could’ve been one of those lucky people.

[@robbiestevens3162]

Effortless perfection! One of my favourite songs of all time! There is no cover that does this justice. JM was a genius, sadly underrated in his time.

[@alanperlman6617]

Hi Robert, I agree! Michael Hedges did a surprisingly beautiful rendition though. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWbKpJiLit6Wa8k

[@DiggerbarnesG]

I'm crying cos its perfection! its like it hits all of the right frequencies to stir my bones...genius, 1 of the best songs in the last 150 years

[@tiffanyhowells2135]

John Martyn grew up in Hastings old town, & did many charity gigs there for the Nelsons Tigers club. Well known around the pubs n streets, lovely sensative fella really deep. Fell for his music & him after seeing him live at Elephant fare 1983/ 4 .

[@coolmum47]

Early '70's, my bf and I were on a train from Manchester ... corridor carriages, anyone remember them? My bf was in a band called Brett Marvin and The Thunderbolts, we were returning from a gig. We heard music coming from the next carriage, we went to investigate, it was John Martyn and a friend, he was just gigging around the folk clubs at that point. We spent the entire journey with them, and got invited back to Johns house in Chelsea ... and left in the early hours !! In the '80's this song became an "our song" ... a different boyfriend though !!!

[@frankszappaschin]

great story from good times .

[@jonathaneves5847]

What a fantastic story! I loved those trains With desperate compartments, and JM just down the way. Far out!

[@jonathaneves5847]

'Desperate' darn autocorrupt! Seperate. Of course with shutters on window and door, wonderful.

[@shamrockshore6308]

+coolmum47 Brett Marvin and The Thunderbolts, you say....well Blow Me Down.

[@paulroseblade]

coolmum47 GRIEF ! but i did like Brett and the bolts. Always wanted to make a zobstick. I remember a wonderful night at Essex uni. And another one when me an the missus saw Johnny. He cheeky monkey tried to pull me missus . RIP Johnno, RIP Lyndy 😥😥

[@Rufusgold]

I am completely mesmerized by this beautiful man with the beautiful voice and music. Can't stop watching this vid.

[@martinmcdonald4207]

I was privileged to see John Martyn in the 80s on The Grace and Danger tour in The National Stadium in Dublin. I said at the time it was the best concert I had ever been to. 4 decades later and that still stands. R. I . P. John.

[@jahdonkey]

you gotta feel sorry for the people who have hit the dislike button. to live your life without a soul is tragic

[@AnnabelleJARankin]

+the mighty joe Totally. They have forgotten that the sun sets on us as well as the land... remember the 70's, so relaxed compared to nowadays.

[@zivkovicable]

I feel sorry for people who post this. There is not a single music video of any style or genre on youtube that doesn't have a comment like yours, usually near the top. Personally I'm not so insecure that i insist of everyone liking the same music as me.

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

197 downs? Trolls at best die im a car crash at worst..2018

[@andygordon5127]

Well said. But I don't feel sorry for their stupidity.

[@edmundblackaddercoc8522]

Feckin so ething wrong with em

[@jessn3312]

Thank you so much. I first saw John deep in the basement folk club of Lanchester Poly.. now a UNIVERSITY.. oh my.. such a thrill as I’d already discovered his music and fallen in love with it. My Dad played the same kind of guitar.. same feelings and emotions.. deeply rooted in Segovia.. anyone still able to play an instrument these days gets my support.. no electric wizards back in the trenches just pure harmonica

[@jackietreehorn5561]

John Martyn never got the credit he deserved

[@andycarpenter3650]

Folk singers rarely do. Look at Nick Drake

[@igoraustin]

JM was the best singer song writer to come out of the UK, saw him many times and always inspired. Miss seeing him live.

[@ChapmanDamian]

I was lucky enough to know John as I babsat for him and Beverly as a terenager... I have loved his wonderful sound and quality as musician all my life.

[@samdavenport4604]

I have a good friend called Robert. I was the singer in a band where he was the lead guitarist for a couple years before covid ruined everything. I've always been happy to think that his dad drunkenly rampaged around my local town of lochgilphead with this great man on a night out many years ago. I'm privileged to live in this area of Scotland.

[@johnsissons1527]

Beautiful song and he made it all look so simple. He played fro his heart and soul.. That's a rare thing.. Back then and now. Thanks for giving us some classic music big man

[@brianmcmanus4430]

Bumped in to John one night in Newry, he was travelling from Belfast to Dublin, he played a few songs for us in mc logans old bar,,,what a night,, a real gentleman.

[@johnshort5003]

What a fantastic experience and memory.

[@johndamienreilly]

Had a bar room fight with John Martyn in '92. Told me he was a Freemason. I called it the mafia of the mediocre . (He lost his temper) Didn't stop me from loving his music and talent. Heavily influenced my songwriting and playing. Have a listen.

[@MAJ0RMEL0DY]

Mike Downes, you sum up my thoughts completely, i listen to this all the time... but have spent my whole life without it! how? so far ahead of his time, style, groove, voice, lyrics and then the bit he mumbles like he's forgotten the lyrics... human, unlike some prefabricated pop up band!

[@arabslavegirl]

This reminds me of being a little kid, half asleep as my Mom and her friends jammed on their guitars. One of her friends was really great at playing and singing this one.

[@gdelo9051]

I can`t believe John Martyn never managed to get a hit? This is a fantastic song and worthy of being a hit.

[@hywel4605]

who gives a shit about this?

[@anthonygrillo6109]

G DeLo A man of this talent needs no hits.

[@greenmanalishi6963]

Well he isn’t poppin his pootang, so unfortunately MSM doesn’t care

[@brianallan104]

John also lived in the Biggar (South Lanarkshire) area in the 80s. He was well respected but enjoyed the anonymity the place provided. Every October as part of the Biggar Little Festival there is a tribute night where his songs are played by a local musician. Met him a few times in the pub and one night we had the same type of shoes on.

[@Freakster1970]

This is 40 years old now ! sounds so fresh still.

[@Dai-Verse-IT]

Just goes to show how the standards have slipped over the years. 😎

[@DiaHuizinga]

This is one of the best and beautiful songs written by this man. I love the song and the lyrics. Brilliant

[@baddaboomb]

Chills, goosebumps, beautiful, soulful, true, just can't describe how this makes me feel. Thanks John. May you never make your bed out in the cold.

[@davyp2993]

I was lucky to see John and Danny Thompson in Inverness a few years before he passed away. An amazing night. True respect was shown by the theatre audience. The minute a note was plucked the applause stopped, and no one clapped until the last note was played on every song or tune. The whole audience wanted to savour every minute. Most knew they would never get to see him perform again. It was almost reverence.

[@begforrit7731]

I was given a vinyl copy of Solid Air by an art teacher in 1985/6 and it literally changed my whole outlook on music. An album that simply oozes class, ambience, warmth and talent. Like Bowie and Robin Williams John is one of those special human beings whose loss pains you even though you never met them. Thanks for all the memories Big Man.

[@shanesmythe6263]

World's a lesser place without you in it mate. Your music thru my life has been both a pleasure and a privilege, thanks John. RIP mate.

[@janb5177]

Heard John Martyn play years ago, he was at the Milton Keynes bowl with Genesis. Loved him, rushed out and bought his then current album (Glorious Fool) but I didn't like it, it was produced by Phil Collins and it showed, nothing like the great stuff he was playing onstage that day (remember the rain, anyone?). Confused, I let him go. Then, yesterday, I came across a John Martyn compilation in Tesco for three quid and I thought, why not? This is the first track on the album and it's easily worth the money on its own. Always liked this song - knew the Eric Clapton version - but his own performance of it blows Clapton out of the water. Was sad to discover he is no longer with us. What a great musician.

[@1xstew]

It's got to be the most perfect performances ever . . Thank god it's on video for generations to enjoy.

[@jacquelinecrichton7397]

John Martyn, enduring admitement from my teens. May you never is my designated funeral song. He quietly supported local amateur musicians where I came from in Scotland. Such a sad loss for us all.

[@JackHaighMusic]

I keep coming back to this video. This song is amazing, but this version is just perfect. When he was at the top of his game. The guitar playing is hypnotic, and his voice here is spot on. RIP you absolute LEGEND!!!

[@TeslaDanser]

My son is being born in the morning and I'm gonna sing him this. Especially the last bit ;) x

[@markpower3282]

Excellent choice of first song

[@Hazelnut-qn2iy]

Hope it goes well

[@jacquelinecrichton7397]

Sweetness you have the made the right choice. Please have a box of hankies handy. Most of all keep playing it until he understands the sentiments of this beautiful song.

[@hjhstaff]

This was the lullaby I sang to both my kids when they were little!

[@TeslaDanser]

@@hjhstaff great minds or fools seldom differ haha

[@barrybirkel4873]

Saw him on his own at Madison Square Garden. He had the capacity crowd in awe of his talent . We all were transfixed . Traffic followed , they were great as always !!!! This was around 1973 . MSG is in N.Y. City . Thanks BB

[@sophiemurray7034]

I'm 27, born in 1993 but was raised listening to a lot of music, this song being one of the ones that rooted itself into in my brain for the past twenty odd years. it is only perfect and I think I'll be listening to it for the considerable future.

[@luisantoniofernandezrossie7834]

Brilliant! Such a beautiful voice, such a gifted guitar player, such a musical sensitivity! Such a great song!

[@algreensurdo]

No matter how much pain I've felt in my heart. John Martyn can always heal and give me hope that there's humanity out there.

[@spectrum99122]

One word to sum up this fella. Class, class class. Bugger that's three words, why I will never make a songwriter.

[@77rosato]

Just back from an old friend's funeral. This is the song his friends chose to play in the middle part of his humanist service. Made me cry. Here's to you Davy. Cheers pal🍻🍷

[@sereanaduwai8313]

One of my favourite artists of the 70's! What an artist.

[@tauntonlake]

Every once in a while this video returns to my KZbin suggestions, and I go hit PLAY, while reading the comments, and have to wipe the damn tears away once again. Who's cutting onions in here ???

[@simonlerman3416]

JM:Unforgettable. Still so influential to many & just as impressive today as yesterday....truly a well deserved recognition for both his acoustic guitar style,emotive vocal accompaniment and a song writer of the agony & ecstasy of love.....Unique &Timeless!

[@OXTackle]

I just had a shi!!y day. And listening to this just made all the stress run away and hide back in the dark corner where it belongs. John Martyn, you are exceptional even after your gone. And you lighten up my life. Outstanding!

[@gerardscott5815]

Listen to the rhythm. Amazing. Hope this guy makes it to heaven. Marc Mcdonald introduced me this guy. A good friend and amazing guitarist in himself. Thanks my friend

[@robertdegraw3551]

Wonderful! I was introduced to this song many years ago by an Irish friend. I had no idea John lived in Ireland!

[@richardaird]

John was a hero of mine for nearly half a century and my wife and I attended countless gigs, sometimes solo, sometimes with Danny Thompson and other times with his band - there was never a bad gig and we miss him so much

[@gregorwilmes3723]

I love his voice, his music ... RIP dear John!

[@neilporchetta8032]

A once in a lifetime true innovator.Who could believe such amazing music could come from one man,an acoustic and an echoplex.

[@ianmorrison9394]

John ??? Played Ayr Gaiety Theatre way way back,probably mid -80's : totally pished. Big night for many of us,even totally out of it,spellbinding,simply wonderful. Should have hung around much longer,but there ye go. Funeral not far away,it's either JM or Steely Dan,( Black Friday,try to arrange same day ) Yoors,IM.

[@geljackson7133]

Some songwriters can play their stuff and some can sing it brilliantly as well. God bless you John for giving me such joy and also release from grieving . Thank you. Xx

[@rob1974100]

I heard this song about 20 years ago and it instantly hooked me. I think this is one of my favourite songs of all time

[@ranbass]

This song is just so beautiful and i feel inner peace comes to me listening such an amazing guitar sound. Thanks a lot😌 Love you John Martyn.

[@mileshye]

One of the masters of music of the 20th century

[@yesemitesam333]

I first saw John play live on 12 September 1976 in the Edinburgh Playhouse. He was on the bill alongside Bert Jansch (who I'd really gone to see) and Davey Johnstone. It remains, to this day, the best gig I ever attended. I was seated dead centre in the front row and I was just mesmerised by John's performance. I'd never heard anyone use Echoplex until that night and I could scarcely believe what I was hearing and seeing. From that night on I fell in love with his music and even now, over 40 years later, I still listen to him almost every day. Rest In Peace John and thank you for all of it.

[@scotsraindog]

Did you notice that one of my other videos is Bert.

Genius. That's definitely one for my funeral celebration. I saw it on Whistle Test in '73 when I was 14 - I loved it then and I love it now. Genius.

[@abidaker4632]

Whenever I'm having a bad time I listen to John Martyn and it always helps me resolve things. He's up there with Bach as one of the greatest composers ever

[@BeckyTheBullet]

Just brilliant. This song has brought me comfort in some difficult times.

[@101flyingdagger]

I had the pleasure of seeing John Martyn live when i was about 16 and was blown away by his unique style of guitar playing and voccals.

[@colgatecresty7639]

Guy was a genius and even Eric Clapton said he was the best guitarist he ever knew . And this so g has so much affinity to me x

[@ericfalkner7361]

Ole John giving us his best with his instruments...head, heart, guitar and voice!