@tonykay - when did they play at the Paramount? I've been to many shows there (I live across the Bay in SF) but don't recall that one, but I may have lost interest in them around that time.
Jethro Tull
Ian Anderson has been making music for over a quarter of a century. The band he went into the studio with was Jethro Tull but the personal was either different from album to album or something on a personal level was going on with bandmates from album to album that he had to take over their playing duties. Name your top 5 Jetro Tull albums.
1)Aqualung
2)Crest of a Knave
3)Benifit
4)Songs from the Woods
5)Stormwatch
I have been buying the 24 bit remasters which sound great but also the updated liner notes by Ian tell you what "Trauma" the band was going through with each recording.
1)Aqualung
2)Crest of a Knave
3)Benifit
4)Songs from the Woods
5)Stormwatch
I have been buying the 24 bit remasters which sound great but also the updated liner notes by Ian tell you what "Trauma" the band was going through with each recording.
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@tonykay - Thanks, Tony; I didn't know if this was something recent or a stop at a theater like that in their heyday, 'cause I sure would have liked to have seen that! I did see them a number of times; once at a pop festival in MD in '69 when Mick Abrahams was still with the band, and also the classic lineup on the 'Aqualung' tour, the 'Thick as a Brick' tour, and the 'Passion Play' tour. |