Jethro Tull Selected Songs

 

Slipstream (Take 2)      Jethro Tull

Slipstream  Jethro Tull

Cheap Day Return        Jethro Tull

Cheap Day Return (Ian Anderson Plays The Orchestral Jethro Tull)

Wond'ring Aloud (Ian Anderson Plays The Orchestral Jethro Tull)

Dun Ringill (2004 Remaster)  Jethro Tull

Jethro Tull Hymn 43 1977      Jethro Tull

Hymn 43    Jethro Tull

Life Is a Long Song (Live)      Jethro Tull

Bourée (2001 Remaster)         Jethro Tull

The Witch's Promise (2001 Remaster)      Jethro Tull

Mother Goose ~ Aqualung (Remastered)  Jethro Tull

We Used to Know (2001 Remaster)  Jethro Tull

Dharma For One    Jethro Tull

Sweet Dream (2001 Remaster)         Jethro Tull

A New Day Yesterday (2001 Remaster)     Jethro Tull

Cross-Eyed Mary Jethro Tull

Skating Away on the Thin Ice of the New Day (2002 Remaster)     Jethro Tull

Locomotive Breath       Jethro Tull

Really Don't Mind / See There a Son Is Born     Jethro Tull

My God      Jethro Tull

Aqualung (live in London 1977)       Jethro Tull

My God (Montreux 2003)       Jethro Tull

THICK AS A BRICK  (Pt.1&2) - FULL ALBUM [HD]        JETHRO TULL

 

Jethro Tull: A Timeless Showcase of Musical Brilliance

 

Jethro Tull's music cleverly fuses progressive rock, folk, and classical influences into a unique sound that is theirs alone. This collection of tracks is a treasure trove for both long-time fans and newcomers alike, offering a diverse array of songs that highlight the band's lyrical depth, instrumental virtuosity, and timeless appeal.

 

From the first notes of *Slipstream (Take 2)* to the epic *Thick as a Brick (Pt. 1 & 2)*, this selection takes listeners on a captivating musical odyssey. Songs like *Cheap Day Return* and *Wond'ring Aloud* show Ian Anderson's ability to create personal and acoustic-driven melodies that ring with emotional honesty. Meanwhile, orchestral reinterpretations add a fresh layer of sophistication, showing the versatility of the band and the ongoing creativity of Anderson.

 

Indeed, these remastered classics, including *Dun Ringill* and *Bourée*, never sounded this rich and full of life. In addition, there are great live performances of such tracks as *Aqualung (Live in London 1977)* and *My God (Montreux 2003)*-the energy and charisma, simply real, show why Jethro Tull remains one of the most iconic live performances ever in the history of rock music.

 

Cuts like standout *Locomotive Breath* and *Cross-Eyed Mary* are rife with their trademark balance of heavy riffs and intricate flute melodies, but *Skating Away on the Thin Ice of the New Day* really reflects upon the uncertain nature of life. The inclusion of *Thick as a Brick* in its entirety is a big plus and allows the listener to fully bathe in one of the most ambitious and groundbreaking works of progressive rock.

 

Jethro Tull has survived the test of time because of their music. This collection is to celebrate their artistry, innovation, and their legacy that continues to live on. Whether revisiting these classics or discovering for the first time, these cuts are a necessity to have in any music collector's collection. A true masterpiece from start to finish!