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Tag Archives: Jethro Tull
Something’s On The Move
“And the weatherman says something’s on the move. . .” From the Stormwatch Album. How appropriate. I was not able to find an acceptable live performance, but here is the studio version with lyrics below. Drummers, please note the judicious … Continue reading
Birthday Wishes
Today is the 70th birthday of Ian Scott Anderson, aka Jethro Tull (insert sarcasm emoji here) With a great catalogue of music behind him, Ian is still out and about and he will be back playing in Bethlehem, PA this … Continue reading
Hey, I Was There!
This may be the first professionally shot, YouTube video that I have come accross, of a concert that I was actually at. I was with a friend I haven’t seen now in many years. Do you remember Craig & Carmella? … Continue reading
Posted in Jethro Tull, Uncategorized
Tagged Bethlehem Musicfest, Carmella Woolley, Craig Woolley, Friends, Jethro Tull, music
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Better Late Than Never
Congratulations to Lord Ian Anderson. (Eight years overdue) A “before” picture and the “after” video of the awards ceremony.
Stand Up
I came across this article today on musicaficionado.com and thought it interesting enough to pass on as I know there are several Tull fans that follow my blog. The Real Story Behind Jethro Tull’s “Stand Up”
List #2: Live Recordings
The second installment of my favorite music. “Just one man’s opinion, but a good man’s at that”. (Any “Mounties” remember who said that?) Tonight I was was supposed to be practicing three new songs for an event we are playing … Continue reading
Posted in Music for anytime, Music Is Fuel, Music Lists
Tagged AKUS, BOC, HBO Vinyl, Humble Pie, Jethro Tull, Jimmy Buffet, John Denver, Kiss, Mt. St. Mary's College, Peter Frampton, Poco, REO Speedwagon, Rush, Sister HAzel, Steve Forbert, The Good Rats, The Outlaws, The rolling stones, Top live albums, Triumph
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A Christmas Song
Remember, “The Christmas spirit is not what you drink” Jethro Tull’s “Christmas Song”, an adaptation of the classic Christmas carol, “Once In Royal David City”. The lyrics were originally penned in a poem written by Miss Cecil Frances Humphrey in … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas Eve
Tagged Aiken Bloggers, Aiken SC, Christmas Memories, Jethro Tull, Jethro Tull A Christmas Song, Ray Visotski
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Two Round Corners
Two examples of Round Corners. . . Unrelated, yet very similar, at least to my eye and ear. Can you feel it? AnnMarie writes of one here: Round Corners Ian and the boys “Think in Round Corners” here: ** … Continue reading
Yes . . . 60,000,000+
I came accross this article today on the Twitter feed @RealRockNews. It is an interview with Ian Anderson, aka Mr. Jethro Tull. The interview address his fifty years and over sixty million records sold. I like Jethro Tull. I have … Continue reading
Sweet Dream, The End.
A Jethro Tull Classic…..(Kinda goes with the bats in the previous post) Interesting video from the early days of music videos Sweet Dream By Jethro Tull You’ll hear me calling in your sweet dream, Can’t hear your daddy’s warning … Continue reading
Lost, But Eventually Found
Back in 1986, I came accross a TV special entitled Fish ‘n Sheep & Rock n’ Roll, a documentary about Ian Anderson, founding member and front man for the band Jethro Tull. I recorded the show on a VHS tape … Continue reading
Posted in Ian Anderson
Tagged Aiken Bloggers, Aiken SC, Fish 'n Sheep & Rock 'n Roll, Ian Anderson, Jethro Tull, Ray Visotski, Salmon farming, Strathaird
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