Jethro Tull A Brief History

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[@philipgibbs2211]

The caption on the photo around 1:45 under barrie Barlow says Clive bunker

[@abrahamlincolnjones2922]

I noticed that as well.

[@biserkasertic1208]

On the picture is TAAB line up, not Aqualung.

[@holistic_radical]

Hammond as well as Anderson worked on the newspaper cover material for TAAB, and someone else in the crew (an engineer?) had skills for organizing a newspaper and contributed that.

[@kevinogracia1615]

Funny fact - There first single was mis-labeled "Jethro Toe." Seriously. Peace on earth.

[@stephenwaters1242]

Bloody hell, get it right, Clive Bunker you shown him on stand up and benefit. Then you had a picture of Barriemore Barlow on Aqualung. TUT TUT TUT.

[@johnnyeveritt5695]

STAND UP : My first JT ( * Jethro Toe * : Look THAT up ! ) album; soon to be followed by the purchase of THIS WAS and then later BENEFIT. Stand Up still remains as a favourite; right through to decades later and the eventual ( sort-of ) retirement of JT. Bye-the-Bye .... Count the number of Ian's fingers on the front wood-cut print of Stand Up; with reference to the overt display of his hand on the back cover .... 😄🖐🎸🎶

[@shb7772000if]

You forgot living in the past, which came out after thick as a brick. Thick as a Brick was their last really good album. After that it was downhill, with some good songs, but no more really good albums. I saw then in 1973 in Buffalo, NY, when they played Passion Play, before it had even been released in the stores, so that kind of sucked.

[@stephenwaters1242]

I don't agree,Passion Play was brilliant. War Child was good.But then comes (for me ) Tulls masterpiece Minstrel.

[@shb7772000if]

@@stephenwaters1242 well,I guess we have different tastes. I just listened to minstrel again and most the songs aren't that good to me. I didn't like war child and I only liked the first 10 minutes of the second side of passion play. But I guess to each his own.