Prog Synch Listen: Jethro Tull, for Marilyn

[C]

Thanks all - what a great album in great company

Hatz and Mike - thanks for coming

Love and stuff






Next week Marshall Tucker Band's debut








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[Mike Boom]

I had the Minstrel 45 with Summerday Sands on the b-side

[kath]

As Kath said before - special mention to Summerday Sands - brilliant.

siiiigh

[Nancy]

Thanks to all!

Ninth best selling! BLASPHEMY!

[toomanyhatz]

I like how much of this is just Ian A. playing acoustic. In the singing/fluting/writing it's sometimes forgotten what a great rhythm guitarist he is.

[John aka Josh]

Well, Baker Street Muse is a definite Ooof!

[kath]

Got distracted at work and forgot till just now, but I'm listening.

I did one show as one of two bass players in a Tull tribute. The timing on the middle section of the title track is the one thing we could never get right. The same band did "Thick as a Brick" in its entirety (with the other bass player).

wow. thick as a brick in its entirety is pretty fucquin impressive.

oh, and.. hark a hatz!

Quaco was originally involved and, iirc, had to drop out. Or maybe he played on a few things.

any... ya know... recordings?

[kath]

I like how much of this is just Ian A. playing acoustic. In the singing/fluting/writing it's sometimes forgotten what a great rhythm guitarist he is.

you are right. although it's not forgotten to me. lovelovelove

[kath]

Well, Baker Street Muse is a definite Ooof!

this happifies me so.

[Mike Boom]

And Bonus points for Jeffrey's suit.

[John aka Josh]

That zoomed by!





Thanks for the pick, shall be playing this again.





Think I prefer the later folk Tull - Heavy Horses & Songs from the Wood are perhaps the way in.

[kath]

such a phenomenal album. i love it, start to finish, every note.

thanks, c. thanks, all.

i wish to keep sighing and sniffling, but that would be redundant.

*sigh* *sniffle*

have a wonderful weekend, folk.

::smacksmacksmacksmack::

[kath]

That zoomed by!





Thanks for the pick, shall be playing this again.





Think I prefer the later folk Tull - Heavy Horses & Songs from the Wood are perhaps the way in.

songs from the wood is my fave tull album. i spent a few years *living* that album, mwhaha. but minstrel was already there, in so many ways.

for a girl from the swamps... clearly, something was set in my DNA.

[toomanyhatz]

any... ya know... recordings?

Search "Tull-a-Prompter Band" for more - I think only a couple that I'm on got recorded. This is one.

[kath]

any... ya know... recordings?

Search "Tull-a-Prompter Band" for more - I think only a couple that I'm on got recorded. This is one.

this is awesome. lovelovelove. right after the shift to rock-n-roll bouncery kicked in, i pulled my headphone cord out. accidentally. it happens. (bouncebouncebounce.)

tull-a-prompter... mwhahahaha.

thank you. will look for more.

[C]

And Bonus points for Jeffrey's suit.

Lovely!




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[C]

any... ya know... recordings?

Search "Tull-a-Prompter Band" for more - I think only a couple that I'm on got recorded. This is one.

this is awesome. lovelovelove. right after the shift to rock-n-roll bouncery kicked in, i pulled my headphone cord out. accidentally. it happens. (bouncebouncebounce.)

tull-a-prompter... mwhahahaha.

thank you. will look for more.

Very nice




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[C]

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Next week Marshall Tucker Band's debut








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