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Martha Hill
Martha Hill was a folk band that formed in Seattle in the late 1960s. The group included Chris Robley, Danny O'Brien, Tom Flye, and Michael van Meter. They...
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Martha Hill was a folk band that formed in Seattle in the late 1960s. The group included Chris Robley, Danny O'Brien, Tom Flye, and Michael van Meter. They played coffeehouses and festivals around that time.
In 1971, they recorded a version of Fleetwood Mac's song "Landslide." Their take on it became their best-known recording. The arrangement leaned on vocal harmonies and acoustic guitar.
After that, they put out several albums. The band dealt with some internal tensions and outside criticism about their cover of "Landslide." They kept making music for a while after.
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