Tull are one of my favourite bands. They're a little different from the rest of the seventies prog crowd and have a sound that is very much their own. Stand Up is Tull's second album, their first with long term guitar player Martin Barre and the moment they really began to leave their Progressive Blues origins behind and began to really find their feet.
Released: September 1969
Label: Island
Producer: Ian Anderson & Terry Ellis
Side one:
1. "A New Day Yesterday"
2. "Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square"
3. "Bourée" (instrumental, J. S. Bach arr. Anderson)
4. "Back to the Family"
5. "Look into the Sun"
Side two:
6. "Nothing is Easy"
7. "Fat Man"
8. "We Used to Know"
9. "Reasons for Waiting"
10. "For a Thousand Mothers"
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| 1969 - Jethro Tull "Stand Up" |
Released: September 1969
Label: Island
Producer: Ian Anderson & Terry Ellis
Side one:
1. "A New Day Yesterday"
2. "Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square"
3. "Bourée" (instrumental, J. S. Bach arr. Anderson)
4. "Back to the Family"
5. "Look into the Sun"
Side two:
6. "Nothing is Easy"
7. "Fat Man"
8. "We Used to Know"
9. "Reasons for Waiting"
10. "For a Thousand Mothers"
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