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Jethro Tull |
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Note: A couple of English 45s to start the festivities...
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Sunshine Day / Aeroplane
Abrahams (2:20) / Anderson-Barnard (2:13)
MGM MGM-1384 [UK], 2/68
as by Jethro Toe, listed here due to wrong name on label |
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Love Story / A Christmas Song
Anderson (2:49) / Anderson (3:05)
Island WIP-6048 [UK], 11/68 UK
Any other Christmas rock 'n' roll records ?? |
Mick Abrahams to Blodwyn Pig
Martin Barre from Gethsemane (yet another British Blues Band®)
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Rock 'N' Roll Circus: never aired (filmed 12/11/68)
Band (with Tommy Iommi miming Mick's guitar) joins The Stones & Friends to record TV special—never aired (now on DVD). |
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1/24-25/69: Fillmore East, New York
with Blood, Sweat & Tears |
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This Was |
Reprise RS-6336 |
2/3/69 BB [UK: 10/68] T20 |
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Back Cover
Inside Cover
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Side One |
My Sunday Feeling |
Anderson |
3:42 |
Some Day The Sun Won't Shine For You |
Anderson |
2:49 |
Beggar's Farm |
Abrahams-Anderson |
4:20 |
Move On Alone |
Abrahams |
1:59 |
Serenade To A Cuckoo |
Kirk |
6:11 |
Side Two |
Dharma For One |
Anderson-Bunker |
4:16 |
It's Breaking Me Up |
Anderson |
5:05 |
Cat's Squirrel |
arr Abrahams |
5:44 |
A Song For Jeffrey |
Abrahams-Anderson |
3:23 |
Round |
Abrahams-Anderson-Bunker-Cornick |
:49 |
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Ian Anderson-flute, mouth organ, claghorn, piano, vocals
Mick Abrahams-guitars, vocal (Move On Alone)
Glenn Cornick-bass
Clive Bunker-drums, hooter, charm bracelet
with:
David Palmer-French horn, orchestral arrangements
§Cover Design-Terry Ellis
Produced by: Jethro Tull, Terry Ellis
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Love Story / A Song For Jeffrey
Anderson (3:00) / Abrahams-Anderson (3:18)
Reprise 0815, 3/69
UK track with new B-side |
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Living In The Past / Driving Song
Anderson (3:22) / Anderson (2:47)
Reprise 0845, 8/69 T20
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Stand Up |
Reprise RS-6360 |
9/29/69 T20 [UK: 7/69] #1 |
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Back Cover
They "Stand Up"
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Side One |
A New Day Yesterday |
Anderson |
4:10 |
Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square |
Anderson |
2:12 |
Bourée |
Bach, arr Anderson |
3:47 |
Back To The Family |
Anderson |
3:48 |
Look Into The Sun |
Anderson |
4:21 |
Side Two |
Nothing Is Easy |
Anderson |
4:26 |
Fat Man |
Anderson |
2:52 |
We Used To Know |
Anderson |
4:00 |
Reasons For Waiting |
Anderson |
4:06 |
For A Thousand Mothers |
Anderson |
4:13 |
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Ian Anderson-flute, guitar, organ, piano, mandolin, balalaika, bouzouki, mouth organ, vocals
Martin Barre-guitar, flute (Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square, Reasons For Waiting)
Glenn Cornick-bass
Clive Bunker-drums, percussion
§Cover Art (woodcut)-Jimmy Grashow
Produced by: Terry Ellis
Note: The album received NME's award for best album atwork, 1969
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Sweet Dream / Reasons For Waiting
Anderson (4:04) / Anderson (4:00)
Reprise 0886, 1/70 T20
B-side is actually Back To The Family—oops! |
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The Witches Promise / Teacher
Anderson (3:50) / Anderson (3:58)
Reprise 0899, 3/70 T20
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Side One |
With You There To Help Me |
Anderson |
6:17 |
Nothing To Say |
Anderson |
5:12 |
Inside |
Anderson |
3:49 |
Son |
Anderson |
2:50 |
For Michael Collins, Jeffrey and Me |
Anderson |
3:49 |
Side Two |
To Cry You A Song |
Anderson |
6:12 |
A Time For Everything |
Anderson |
2:43 |
Teacher |
Anderson |
3:59 |
Play In Time |
Anderson |
3:48 |
Sossity, You're A Woman |
Anderson |
4:30 |
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Ian Anderson-flute, guitar, vocals
Martin Barre-electric guitar
Glenn Cornick-bass
Clive Bunker-drums, percussion
with:
John Evans-piano, organ
§Cover Art-Ruan O'Lochlainn
Produced by: Ian Anderson
Note: The UK version has Alive And Well And Living In instead of Teacher, which is alternate take from a UK 45
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Inside / A Time For Everything
Anderson (2:35) / Anderson (2:42)
Reprise 0927, 6/70
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➜ Live: 11/4/70, Carnegie Hall; released 2015: Live At Carnegie Hall 1970
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Aqualung |
Reprise MS-2035 |
5/3/71 T20 RS500 [UK: 3/71] T20 |
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Back Cover
Inside Cover
Lyric Sheet Insert Front
Lyric Sheet Insert Back
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Side One: Aqualung |
Aqualung |
Anderson |
6:31 |
Cross-Eyed Mary |
Anderson |
4:06 |
Cheap Day Return |
Anderson |
1:21 |
Mother Goose |
Anderson |
3:51 |
Wond'ring Aloud |
Anderson |
1:53 |
Side Two: My God |
Up To Me |
Anderson |
3:14 |
My God |
Anderson |
7:08 |
Hymn 43 |
Anderson |
3:15 |
Slipstream |
Anderson |
1:12 |
Locomotive Breath |
Anderson |
4:23 |
Wind Up |
Anderson |
6:01 |
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Ian Anderson-guitar, flute, vocals
Martin Barre-guitar, recorder
John Evan-organ, piano, mellotron
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond-bass, recorder, odd voices
Clive Bunker-drums, percussion
with:
David Palmer-synthesizer, sax
§Cover Painting-Burton Silverman
Produced by: Ian Anderson, Terry Ellis
Note: More about the cover artwork @ wiki .
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Hymn #43 / Mother Goose
Anderson (3:15) / Anderson (3:51)
Reprise 1024, 7/71 BB
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Locomotive Breath³ / Wind Up²
Anderson (3:05) / Anderson (2:36)
Reprise 1054, 11/71
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Catching Up With The Past
Jethro Tull started out as a typical British blues band and made a dramatic change once Mick Abrahams quit. Ian Anderson's folk and artsy side took over and we were blessed with Aqualung, Thick As A Brick, and Passion Play.
The group had a bunch of 45s and an EP laying around and decided to gather them all up into an elaborate package, complete with 12-page booklet chock full of photos. The two-record set featured a trio of previously unreleased tracks and one side from their November 4, 1971 benefit concert for Phoenix House at Carnegie Hall. The UK-only EP Life Is A Long Song makes up most of side four.
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Living In The Past |
Chrysalis 2CH-1035 |
10/72 T20 [UK: 7/72] T20 |
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Back Cover
Inside Cover
UK "Long Song..." EP
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Side One |
Song For Jeffrey |
Anderson |
3:17 |
Love Story(non-lp 45) |
Anderson |
3:03 |
Christmas Song(UK 45) |
Anderson |
3:04 |
Living In The Past(non-lp 45) |
Anderson |
3:18 |
Driving Song(non-lp 45) |
Anderson |
2:37 |
Bouree |
Anderson |
3:40 |
Side Two |
Sweet Dream(non-lp 45) |
Anderson |
4:02 |
Singing All Day(prev unr) |
Anderson |
3:04 |
Teacher |
Anderson |
4:07 |
Witch's Promise(non-lp 45) |
Anderson |
3:50 |
Alive And Well And Living In(UK Benefit) |
Anderson |
2:45 |
Just Trying To Be(prev unr) |
Anderson |
1:35 |
Side Three: Recorded Live At Carnegie Hall |
By Kind Permission Of |
Evan |
8:43 |
Dharma For One |
Anderson-Bunker |
9:11 |
Side Four |
Wond'ring Again(prev unr) |
Anderson |
4:11 |
Hymn 43 |
Anderson |
3:16 |
Life Is A Long Song(UK EP) |
Anderson |
3:18 |
Up The 'Pool(UK EP) |
Anderson |
3:10 |
Dr Bogenbroom(UK EP) |
Anderson |
2:59 |
From Later(UK EP) |
Anderson |
2:06 |
Nursie(UK EP) |
Anderson |
1:35 |
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Ian Anderson-flute, acoustic guitar, mandolin, lead vocals
Mick Abrahams-guitar (first two tracks only)
Martin Barre-guitar
John Evan-piano, Hammond organ, celesta, mellotron, harpsichord (sides 2-4)
Glenn Cornick-bass
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond-bass (Hymn 43 to end)
Clive Bunker-drums, glockenspiel, percussion
Barriemore Barlow-drums (Life Is A Long Song to end)
§Album Design-CCS
Produced by: Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull, Terry Ellis
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Ian continued the Tull band for years, finally winning their elusive Grammy in 1989 for Best Hard Rock/Metal. Ha-Ha
His band went thru many stages: blues, prog roc, folk, heavy rock. Jethro Tull (the band) finally stopped in 2011. |
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