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Artist: Jethro Tull

Released: 1968, October

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Tracks

1	My Sunday Feeling (Anderson) (3:42)	Lyrics
2	Someday the Sun Won't Shine for You (Anderson) (2:49)	Lyrics
3	Beggar's Farm (Abrahams/Anderson) (4:20)	Lyrics
4	Move on Alone (Abrahams) (1:59)	Lyrics
5	Serenade to a Cuckoo (Roland Kirk) (6:11)	Lyrics
6	Dharma for One (Anderson/Bunker) (4:16)	Lyrics
7	It's Breaking Me up (Anderson) (5:05)	Lyrics
8	Cat's Squirrel (traditional, arranged by Abrahams) (5:44)	Lyrics
9	A Song for Jeffrey (Anderson) (3:23)	Lyrics
10	Round (Anderson/Abrahams/Bunker/Cornick/Terry Ellis) (0:49)	Lyrics

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Credits

Ian Anderson - lead vocals, flute, mouth organ, claghorn on
"Dharma for One", piano on "Round"
Mick Abrahams - guitar, nine-string guitar and lead vocal on "Move on Alone"
Clive Bunker - drums, hooter, charm bracelet
Glenn Cornick- bass guitar

David Palmer - arrangement on "Move on Alone"

Recorded: June 13 - August 23, 1968
Produced by: Terry Ellis and Jethro Tull
Engineered by: Victor Gamm
Cover Concept by: Terry Ellis and Ian Anderson
Cover Photo by: Brian Ward
Label: Reprise RS-6336

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Igor (April 13, 2006)

This is the un-Tull album along with the next Stand Up. They were a bar band that played under many names until they decided on Jethro Tull, the inventor of the seed drill in the 16th century. These guys were riding the late 60\'s white boy blues revival on this one with every song being straight up blues tunes or blues influenced. Ian Anderson\'s flute would become their staple trademark musically. There sound for me is one of the most original ever in 20th century music. One of my favorite 5 or 6 bands. Not a bad tune on the album and every song takes you somewhere else. A true fusion album. Get it and listen to the whole thing.

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