Jethro Tull
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By Johnny Sharp Published
His desire to be associated with the space race, first shared on 1970 album Benefit, resulted in disappointment

By John Aizlewood Published
31 years, 10 vinyl albums, one Ian Anderson

By Michael Hann Published
Chicago guitarist and singer-songwriter JB Lenoir avoided blues cliches to tackle politics and social justice in his lyrics, influencing a whole generation of classic rock acts

By Dave Everley Published
The King had just staged his comeback and Jethro Tull were touring breakthrough album Stand Up – but when the ‘invitation’ came to greet Presley, Anderson resisted

By Jerry Ewing Published
Ian Anderson 8314 Boxed collects all of the Jethro Tull man's solo albums plus a disc of unreleased live material

By Martin Kielty Published
Bassist contributed to some of the band’s most definitive works – but ultimately couldn’t resist the call of another art form

By Dave Ling Published
Swedish proggers Opeth have European festival dates throughout the summer before heading to the US, and have a new album in the can

By Hugh Fielder Last updated
Aqualung is regarded by most as the classic, definitive Jethro Tull album, but Ian Anderson is reluctant to admit it's his favourite
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