John Martyn

Scottish guitarist and singer/songwriter born in Surrey 1948. Made his name along side the likes of Davy Graham and Bert Jansch in the London folk scene of the late 60's. Famous for an exceptional acoustic guitar playing technique and a very unique voice/vocal style. His love of alcohol and dope are legendary and being both drunk and openly smoking dope on stage was very much part of a John Martyn gig in his hey day.

John Martyn's Solid Air and Bless the Weather are 2 of his most typical and successful albums. "May you never" from Solid Air (1973) remains his best loved and most successful song to date.

by Windingboy December 9, 2008

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Buddy Martin

The act of making sweet love to a komodo dragon. Named after British actor of the 1940's famous for going on the same island as Darwin and attempting to make love to a komodo dragon. He was killed in his attempt to lay with the dragon.

Ya I'm a go getter, I've been known to go for a Buddy Martin...on a weekday.

by alexandeeeer killer December 29, 2009

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Trashy Martini

Take a shot of Vermouth and chase with an olive. It's kind of like a normal martini but you get drunk much faster

Emily was a firefighter so halloween and wanted to get trashed fast but still remain somewhat classy so she had trashy martini's

by drunkfirefighter October 30, 2012

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Soggy Martini

The act of getting a group of men and jerking off into a condom, and the last one to finish must then shit into the condom and drink it.

Dude John, Jim, Bob, and I had a Soggy Martini sesh the other day and Jim lost!

by Cowboy98 July 5, 2012

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tony martin

Best known as Black Sabbath's 5th lead singer (if you don't count Ray Gillen) who lasted from 1987 to 1996 or so. In that time, he produced 5 studio albums with the band: The Eternal Idol, Headless Cross, Tyr, Cross Purposes, and Forbidden. A live album, creatively titled Cross Purposes Live, was also released. Besides Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Martin was the longest-lasting singer in Black Sabbath, excluding their 1992 reunion with Ronnie James Dio. Despite this, The Eternal Idol is the only Martin-era album you can still conceivably find at retail. The other four have been out of print for years now, leaving him to be perhaps Black Sabbath's least known frontman. There's been reports that these albums will be rereleased now that Sabbath's final tour has wrapped up, which will likely lead to more widespread exposure of his work.

Outside of Black Sabbath, Tony Martin has been associated with groups such as The Cage, Empire, Phenomena, and his own solo career.

Black Sabbath proved it could still rock with Tony Martin at the mic.

by BlackSable February 15, 2017

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