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Quite probably the only band I can honestly
say I am a fan of, Jethro Tull has been around for a very long time (since
before 1968) and they are still relatively active. Their music was
original then and still stands as a unique mixture of rich vocals and
smooth, evocative instrumentals surrounding an array of still-pertinent
and sometimes stirring messages. I was introduced to their music in 1985 and have appreciated
their sound since. Even if the music itself is not to your liking, the
poetry and message behind the lyrics is enough to study.
All copyrighted
material (cover art, lyrics, materials copied from the official website)
are used with permission of James
from the band's management. For information about concert and tour dates,
I would visit the band's website (see below). I've neither the time
nor the inclination to reproduce that information here. |
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First of all is a link to the official Jethro Tull Website from which a good deal of
the information here is derived, with permission.
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1968 |
This Was |
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1969 |
Stand Up |
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1970 |
Benefit |
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1971 |
Aqualung |
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1972 |
Thick As A Brick |
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1972 |
Living In The Past |
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1973 |
A
Passion Play |
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1974 |
Warchild |
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1975 |
Minstrel In The Gallery |
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1976 |
M.U. - Best Of Jethro Tull |
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1976 |
Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll: Too Young To Die! |
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1977 |
Songs From The Wood |
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1977 |
Repeat, The Best Of Jethro Tull - Vol. II |
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1978 |
Heavy Horses |
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1978 |
Bursting Out - live |
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1979 |
Stormwatch |
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1980 |
'A' |
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1982 |
Broadsword and The Beast |
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1984 |
Under Wraps |
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1985 |
Original Masters |
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1985 |
A
Classic Case |
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1987 |
Crest Of A Knave |
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1988 |
20 Years Of Jethro Tull |
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1989 |
Rock Island |
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1990 |
Live at Hammersmith '84 |
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1991 |
Catfish Rising |
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1992 |
A
Little Light Music |
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1993 |
25th Anniversary Boxed Set |
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1993 |
The Best Of Jethro Tull: The Anniversary Collection |
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1993 |
Nightcap |
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1995 |
Roots To Branches |
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1999 |
J-Tull Dot Com |
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2001 |
The Very Best of Jethro Tull |
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| Since the J-Tull Dot Com concert and
album, new recordings have largely been comprised of either concerts
(consisting of pre-released material) or compilations of
pre-released material, so I have not bothered to include them here. |
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