Includes John Martyn, guitars, harp & vocals; Beverley Martyn, vocals; Paul Harris, Piano; Wells Kelly, drums & bass; Rocky Dzidzornu, congas; Dave Pegg, bass; Alan Spenner, bass; Danny Thompson, double bass; Dudu Pukwana, saxophone; Lyn Dobson, flute; Ray Warleigh, saxophone. Arrangements by Tony Cox, John Martyn & Paul Harris.
Front cover by Max Ernst from "Une Semaine De Bonté"
Images
Number:2374744 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By:leonard Description: front cover
Number:2374747 Uploaded By:leonard Description: back cover
Number:1502972 Uploaded By:Hawkmarty SUBS Description: First pink rim label design A
Number:1502978 Uploaded By:Hawkmarty SUBS Description: First pink rim label design B
Number:893768 Uploaded By:Gian_paolo Description: Side 1 label - third pink rim design
Number:893769 Uploaded By:Gian_paolo Description: Side 2 label - third pink rim design
Number:2794791 Uploaded By:leonard Description: back cover
Yuri Grishin's Island Records interestingly highlights that the earliest pink rim labels just have the (P) date between the catalogue number and the STEREO, the next design has Island Records Ltd between the (P) and the date and the next (apart from Mike McGear's "Woman" and The Bunch's "Rock On") has Island Records Ltd following the (P) date and also has the Side indicators replaced by A and B after the catalogue numbers. That design is what is here. Yuri says that design started with issue 9201.
This could imply that there is a copy of this LP with the second pink rim design.
Hmmm. The only evidence I have is sourced from the history of the Island label that was in Record Collector a good few years ago, written by Stuart Penney and Chris Savage, and they state that the pink label is by far the hardest John Martyn LP to find as it was issued only weeks before the change in design.
Yuri Grishin's Island Records doesn't even mention this LP anywhere but does note that the change in the pink rim labels exemplified here took place early in 1972.
@Hawkmarty have you any proof/evidence of a UK pressing on pink label? Never seen one.
Interesting about the two different pink rim labels, I suppose they changed the layout in 1972?