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THIS WASJethro TullProg Folk3.31 | 695 ratings |
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Philrod
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Tull's first album, the band was still heavily under the influence of bluesy lead guitarist Mick
Abrahams. The band is still not really progressive, but more of a british blues one. The
musicianship is great, especially from drummer Clive Bunker who demonstrates his talent on
songs like ''My sunday feeling'' and ''Dharma for one''. ''Serenade to a cuckoo'' is also known
as the first song Ian Anderson learned on the flute.
This is definitely not a classic Tull album, but still a very pleasant one, with a nice happy
side to it. Anderson and co. seems to have fun playing it. 3.5/5
Philrod |
3/5 |
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