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| Martyn Joseph
is a performer like no other. Shades of Springsteen, Cockburn, Knopfler and Dave
Mathews there may be – but he stands in his own right, built on a
reputation for giving what thousands have described as the best live
music experience of their lives.
One of acoustic music’s
most arresting artists, the Welsh singer songwriter has been in demand
on both sides of the Atlantic for over two decades. Martyn’s 25 year
career has embraced some notable achievements including 5 Top 50 UK
chart positions with songs such as “Working Mother”, “Dolphins
Make Me Cry” and “Let’s Talk about It In The Morning,” and
appearances and tours with, amongst others, Suzanne Vega, Marc Cohn,
Joan Armatrading, Runrig, Clannad, Chris de Burgh, Art Garfunkel, Jools
Holland and even Celine Dion and Shirley Bassey. He has won fans
everywhere with his uncanny fusion of material – feisty, pulls no
punches big issue numbers alongside stripped bare love songs. Across a 25-year career, and having released his 30th album Evolved in October 2008, which traces the organic morphing of some of his best loved songs, Martyn`s song catalogue is an awesomely impressive archive of our times, our tribulations, our wonder and our wounds. One reviewer after seeing Martyn in concert likened the experience and content to "the beautiful business of being alive with all it`s jokes, absurdity and sadness, seared by music for the heart and head".
"Joseph proves that the path to integrity is a celebration not a chore. An artist of enduring worth." MoJo Britain's best kept secret……a challenging songwriter and a compelling courageous live performer” MoJo 4* review One of the most charismatic and electrifying performers in Britain today...tough and passionate” Tom Robinson BBC 6 music “One of acoustic music’s most original voices, and most forward looking of his generation of singer/songwriters” Q Magazine "Songs of social commentary as much as love, with a rootsy sensibility" Time Out "Written with craft, performed with passion" Financial Times
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