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Name: Cesare Lancioni

E-mail:  celan@virgilio.it

Always along with you since 'Mouth Music' experience.

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Name: Kathy Stanford

E-mail:  muchopoblano@yahoo.com

Martyn is missed but I love what you've done here. Birds & Beasts is lovely!

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Name: John H.

E-mail:  john@myriads.net

Martyn's music haunts me brilliantly - and inspires me to keep going. Thank you Martyn.

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Name: kenneth swan

E-mail:  g.camerongizi@btinternet.com

"What brave new music"INDEED!!

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Name: Neil Philip

E-mail:  neillypeilly@hotmail.com

I'd been following Martyns music for a number of years before his death. Imagine my surprise in Fopp music shop in Edinburgh coming across one of his early albums and recognising the name on the spine.

I attended the Edinburgh City Music School at Broughton High with Martyn from '85 until he left in '89. The talent that Martyn displayed was often extraordinary though it was impossible to practice if Martyn was playing his pipes anywhere in the immediate vicinity (even with soundproofing(.

He's sadly missed.

Neil

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Name: Jim Sutherland

E-mail:  No Entry!

Happy Birthday Martyn.

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Name: rob

E-mail:  robeadon@yahoo.co.uk

I put Grit on the stereo to lift my spirits, as I got the sad news of my girlfriends grandmothers death this morning. It occured to me that I had no knowlegde of Grit's creator. So after some searching here I am. He must have been one very special. Even when I find out I am 5 years late, and with the death of a loved one, his music still made me happy.

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Name: Gordon

E-mail:  No Entry!

I can't help but to despair when such passion dies.

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Name: Steve

E-mail:  stephentarbuck@yahoo.com

Martyn's strength and integrity is an example to us all. He helps us to carry on with three devastating cases of cancer in our family recently. Cheers mate, sing on brother.

Steve

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Name: Peter Campbell

E-mail:  SGr5427037@aol.com

Five years on? Time really does fly. I've read a lot of tributes to Martyn since he died and come to realise that I'm very privileged to have seen him play live and spent a little time in his company.

My Father in Law was in the next room to Martyn in Fairmilehead hospice in the October and very late at night I had a private conversation with Martyn. I realised very quickly that I was listening to someone very special and I felt happier because of it.

When I listen to his music now it's with a sense of loss and at the same time I find it uplifting.

Our thoughts will be with his Family on Sunday

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