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Glorious Fool is the ninth studio album by musician John Martyn. After a long association with Island Records, this was Martyn's first of two albums for WEA. The album was produced by Phil Collins and engineered by Nick Launay and Steve Travell. The album is named for the title track satirizing Ronald Reagan's ascent to the White House as the 40th U.S. President. In August 1981, "Please Fall In Love With Me"/"Don't You Go" was released as a single.

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rdfs:comment	Glorious Fool is the ninth studio album by musician John Martyn. After a long association with Island Records, this was Martyn's first of two albums for WEA. The album was produced by Phil Collins and engineered by Nick Launay and Steve Travell. The album is named for the title track satirizing Ronald Reagan's ascent to the White House as the 40th U.S. President. In August 1981, "Please Fall In Love With Me"/"Don't You Go" was released as a single. (en)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Ronald Reagan Blues 1981 albums Albums produced by Phil Collins Warner Records albums Max Middleton Encyclopedia of Popular Music Grace and Danger NME Allmusic Lisa Hannigan Slowhand Faultline (musician) John Martyn albums Well Kept Secret (John Martyn album) Alan Thomson (musician) Album Eric Clapton Nick Launay Dick Cuthell Folk music Island Records John Martyn Jazz fusion Phil Collins One World (John Martyn album) Melody Maker Warner Bros. Records Townhouse Studios BBC Folk Awards
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has abstract	Glorious Fool is the ninth studio album by musician John Martyn. After a long association with Island Records, this was Martyn's first of two albums for WEA. The album was produced by Phil Collins and engineered by Nick Launay and Steve Travell. The album is named for the title track satirizing Ronald Reagan's ascent to the White House as the 40th U.S. President. The opening track "Couldn't Love You More" is a re-worked arrangement of the song that originally appeared on 1977's One World. The original acoustic version is here re-recorded as a full-band track, featuring a guest appearance from Eric Clapton. Clapton covered Martyn's "May You Never" on his 1977 album Slowhand. When Martyn was presented with a lifetime achievement award by Collins at the 2008 BBC Folk Awards, Clapton sent a message saying that he was "so far ahead of everything else it was inconceivable". "Couldn't Love You More", in its various forms, remained a fixture of Martyn's live performances. Irish Musician Lisa Hannigan has described the song as one of her favourites, covering the song with Faultline in 2006. In August 1981, "Please Fall In Love With Me"/"Don't You Go" was released as a single. More mainstream in production compared to Martyn's previous albums, and helped by promotion in the way of a 32-date UK tour, Glorious Fool charted at #25 on its release. (en)
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