Where The Good Times Reissue edition

Beverley Martyn was 18 and an eminent part of the British Folk scene when in 1966 she was the first artist to be

signed to producer Denny Cordell's production company, set up with music publisher David Platz. Denny assembled London's elite session musicians -

Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, Nicky Hopkins, John Renbourn, Mike Lease, Alan White - who fuelled Beverley's songs and also tackled some choice Blues covers

(Me and My Gin; Stormy Monday Blues) adding a couple of Donovan songs in the mix too. Beverley's cover of Randy Newman's 'Happy New Year' was her and DERAM Record's

debut release but over the months of recording she and Cordell acrimoniously split over musical differences culminating in her refusal to sing on

Denny's arrangement of what became her final recording for him, 'Sweet Honesty'.