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John decided to release No LIttle Boy with many of the same songs but with a different sound – the album he had originally intended and John is in fine voice throughout and Levon Helm, Phil Collins and Andy Sheppard all featured.
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No Little Boy was released in July 1993 with contributions from Levon Helm of The Band, Phil Collins, David Gilmour of Pink Floyd and Andy Sheppard amongst others. The journey to produce No Little Boy was fraught with difficulties.
Phil Collins told The Guardian (15 November, 2002) that No Little Boy is one of his favourite albums: "It's difficult to play songs with only two or three chords as you rely entirely on the atmosphere you create within them, but he manages it.
Martyn released The Apprentice in 1990 and Cooltide in 1991 for Permanent Records, and reunited with Phil Collins for No Little Boy (1993), which featured rerecorded versions of some of his classic tracks.
No Little Boy (Remastered) “I don’t like B string,” John chuckles at the beginning of a delightful rendition of Solid Air. No Little Boy was released in July 1993 with contributions from Levon Helm of The Band, Phil Collins, David Gilmour of Pink Floyd and Andy Sheppard amongst others.
The long version of No Little Boy finally got released on its own. The release contains a 12 page booklet with liner notes by John Hillarby and the personnel listings of all tracks.
