JOHN & BEVERLEY MARTYN - Stormbringer! (Reissue) KOFFEE who acknowledged that its bass

who acknowledged that its bass riff was a major influence on Chic’s Good Times

adding another piece to the picture

a sequel titled PHANTOM BRICKWORKS (LP II) is a 10-track LP

but as a trio

and razor-sharp pop instincts - wrapping knotty ideas into songs that feel both meticulously constructed and joyfully unhinged

JOHN & BEVERLEY MARTYN - Stormbringer! (Reissue) KOFFEE who acknowledged that its bassLP Reissue, Black Vinyl Originally released in February 1970 by Island Records this is the first album by John and Beverley Martyn. Following rehearsals in Woodstock, New York, Stormbringer! was recorded and mixed in only eight days, with engineer John Wood and producer Joe Boyd at the helm. John Martyn, inspired by The Band's Music From Big Pink, worked hard to find a distinctive guitar sound and in two tracks ("Would You Believe Me?" and "The