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John Martyn - London Conversation [180 Gram] (Uk) Domino The sound of kamikaze IggyA complex and sometimes belligerent character in real life, on record, John Martyn was the epitome of the folk dreamer, embodying the spirit of the bourgeoning London acoustic scene of the late 60s Well known and respected for his 70s albums Solid Air and One World, this is where it began. Released in October 1967, London Conversation was the first album by the first 'rock' signing to Chris Blackwell's Island Records. With eight of the twelve tracks