8 thoughts on “ My Baby Girl - John Martyn - Sweet Certain Surprise (CD, Album) ”

1. Just to show she's my very own baby girl. She says: Daddy will you sing for me Daddy try to swing for me Daddy play your strings for me She says: Daddy don't you cry for me Daddy will you fly for me Daddy will you try for me. My little Miss Wisp She makes my heart feel tight like a fist A number one girl in most every way When she pulls my strings, you've got to give her her say.

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2. Album. Sweet Certain Surprise John Martyn. Released My Baby Girl Lyrics. 4. Make No Mistake Lyrics. 5. Bless the Weather Lyrics. 7. Certain Surprise.

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3. Released on 15th October Sweet Certain Surprise (OWCD) was originally a commercial bootleg limited to copies and features live acoustic material from in the USA and with John’s band in in London.

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4. Titled Head And Heart: The Acoustic John Martyn, the double CD contains 35 tracks and features material recorded from through to It’ll launch on April 28 via UMC/Island. A statement on the album’s release reads: “The set comprises key album tracks, from his debut, London Conversation through to ’s One World.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Sweet Certain Surprise on Discogs.

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6. John Martyn OBE, born Iain David McGeachy (11 September – 29 January ), was a British singer-songwriter and guitarist. Over a forty-year career he released twenty studio albums. Over a forty-year career he released twenty studio albums.

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7. John Martyn - "Sweet Certain Surprise" (One World, OWCD, CD, /) What is remarkable in this last set of two live rarities from guitarist and vocalist John Martyn is that the two performances continue to show an expanding range within different periods of the man's thirty years plus career.

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8. Sweet Certain Surprise is an interesting early version with a different lyric. Boyd had some difficulty with the titles. My Baby Girl is called "Daddy Won't You Sing For Me"; and Seven Black Roses is presented as "The John Martyn Visual Guitar Solo (Spiders On The Strings)".

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