Tag Archives: Ian Anderson

JETHRO TULL: Watching The Storms From Four Decades Perspective

July 17, 2019

Eagerly awaited for months, if not for a year after the release of “Heavy Horses” (detailed , not made available for review), the 40th Anniversary reissue of JETHRO TULL‘s “Stormwatch” marks the end of an era in many a fan’s … Continue reading →

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JETHRO TULL Ready To Free Their Horses

December 9, 2017

Unlike many other artists, JETHRO TULL have been very much consistent with their 40th anniversary reissue programme. Come 2018, it’s time for “Heavy Horses” to move the land again, and indeed: February 9th will see a “New Shoes Edition” of … Continue reading →

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JETHRO TULL – The String Quartets

May 4, 2017

BMG 2017 Stir the cup that’s ever-filling for new puzzles to pour out: never an old chestnut, prog lore receives a chamber reading. Over the years, there were a few attempts to wrap JT material in symphonic garb – from … Continue reading →

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JETHRO TULL: Out Of The Woods On A New Box Set

April 8, 2017

As it was expected, the next installment in the JETHRO TULL deluxe reissue programme will be their 1977 folk rock masterpiece “Songs From The Wood” – scheduled for a May 19th release as “The Country Set” and comprised of three CDs and … Continue reading →

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Ian Anderson meets Jethro Tull

February 21, 2015

It’s been a logical progression for  who, having parted company with , seems to be not eligible for using the JETHRO TULL name anymore. But given his to the “Thick As A Brick” line and the themes on “Homo Erraticus,” as well as … Continue reading →

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