LIVE AT CARNEGIE HALL 1970

Jethro Tull

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Live, released in 2015

Songs / Tracks Listing

A1 Nothing Is Easy (5:34)
A2 My God (12:43)
B1 With You There to Help Me / By Kind Permission Of (13:34)
B2 A Song for Jeffrey (5:25)
C1 To Cry You a Song (6:03)
C2 Sossity, You're a Woman / Reasons for Waiting / Sossity, You're a Woman (5:28)
C3 Dharma for One (13:37)
D1 We Used to Know (3:41)
D2 Guitar Solo (8:25)
D3 For a Thousand Mothers (4:43)

Total Time: 79:13

Line-up / Musicians

- Ian Anderson / vocals, flute
- Martin Barre / guitar
- Glenn Cornick / bass
- Clive Bunker / drums
- John Evan / keyboards

Releases information

2LP Rhino Records RP1 171187 (2015 US)
2LP Rhino Records JTCH1970 (2015 Europe)

Recorded 11/4/1970. Previously only available on CD and digitally as part of the now-deleted 2010 special edition of "Stand Up", this is its debut on vinyl and as a stand-alone release. Newly commissioned artwork, gatefold jacket. Limited edition of 9000. Record Store Day exclusive 2LP 180 grm black vinyl.

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Collectors/fans only (3%)
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Once upon a time, this live recording from Jethro Tull was put out as a bonus for the 2010 reissue of Stand Up. This was an incongruous matchup, truth told - it was captured late in the Benefit tour, just as the group was about to enter the studio and bring forth Aqualung, and given how rapidly Tull's musical style was developing at the time this means that it would make an incongruous pairing with Stand Up.

The more recent deluxe rereleases of Stand Up has resorted to a different live recording to spruce up its offer (a 1969 performance), leaving this orphaned - but never fear, the band put it out as a standalone release for Record Store Day. It's a solid performance from a year when Tull were absolutely on fire onstage - the Nothing Is Easy live release of their Isle of Wight Festival appearance, or the two live appearances from Chicago and Tanglewood which made their way onto the recent deluxe release of Benefit, are proof positive of that. This has some moments of weak sound, but otherwise further documents a rich era for the group. Worth it if you can't get enough of 1970-vintage Tull, and given how fine that year was for them there's probably a good many people that description applies to.

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