The band began recording the album on 17 April 1969, recording "A New Day Yesterday" and finished on 21 May 1969, finishing "Look Into the Sun". The cover was based on ideas from Terry Ellis and John Williams and printed from woodcuts by New York graphic artist, Jimmy Grashow. has great textural interest, due, in part, to a more sophisticated recording technique, in part to the organ, mandolin, balalaika, etc. The Tull Chrysalis recordings have always been plagued with issues and even with AS magic its best to keep your expectations in check.

Jethro Tull - Stand Up - Audio Venue Jethro Tull - Stand Up - Audio Venue

Since its inception AP has reissued hundreds of titles, ranging from classical to folk, pop, rock, blues and jazz. An atmospheric, witty, occasionally lusty record with a powerful sense of mood to drive it along, Broadsword divided fans with its synthesisers, but stands as one their finest and most cohesive works. Rounding out the disc are mono single mixes of Living In The Past and Driving Song, plus two radio spots promoting the album. a document created in a rapidly closing artistic window, pre-prog but post-British blues and psychedelic rock. Split between some contemporary bluesy rockers ( Sleeping With The Dog) and the sharp modern AOR stylings they’d begun on Crest Of A Knave ( Sparrow On the Schoolyard Wall), Catfish Rising continued the late-era Tull trend for smooth and mature rock music, as comfy as an old jacket.The DVD includes concert footage of the band performing To Be Sad Is A Mad Way To Be and Back To The Family.

Jethro Tull – Stand Up (1989, 24kt Gold Plated, CD) - Discogs Jethro Tull – Stand Up (1989, 24kt Gold Plated, CD) - Discogs

flat transfer of the original stereo master tapes, and the original mono and stereo mixes of Living In The Past and Driving Song. A variety of rock artists have cited Stand Up as an all-time favourite album over the years, including Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder, [23] Aerosmith's Tom Hamilton, [24] Joe Bonamassa, [23] and Joe Satriani. Now with Analogue Productions’ Hybrid Stereo SACD release, the best-sounding version of this historic album gives listeners an even richer sonic experience. years on and the album is still revered as one of rock’s and progressive rock’s most definitive and pioneering albums.If a fan of this and you like records done proper at 45RPM, this version is beyond highly recommended! Ian Anderson has speculated that the chord progression in "We Used to Know" was picked up subconsciously by the Eagles when they toured together in 1971 or 1972 and used in their song " Hotel California". Digitally remastered and expanded four disc (two CDs + two DVD-As) case-bound book edition including the original album, earlier Chateau d’Herouville sessions and two DVD-As containing 5.