Month: March 2022

Disc one:
– Tells (extremely well) the story of the history of Jethro tull from its beginings as the John Evan Band in 1968
Some interesting Interviews with Chris Wright,Terry Ellis,Chris Welch,Robin Black,Ian Anderson,John Evans,Mick Abrahams,

Clive Bunker,Glenn Cornick Martin Barre,Barry Barlow,Dee Palmer,Dave Pegg,Peter Vetesse,Doane Perry,Andy Giddings,
– Featuring some clips of rare live concert footage whilst also (sadly) drawing heavily on the 1976 Tampa Bay,
1976 Supersonic Tv,1978 Madison Square and Footage used on slipstream & the Lively Arts Documentary.

01. The Beginning
02. Jethro Tull
03. This Was
04. America
05. Stand Up

Country: England
Genre: Symphonic Prog
Duration: 02:03:04
Release year: 2011
Label: Symphonic Rock Recordings

Tracklist:
Act 1
Turn of the Cards

running hard
I think of you
Things I Don’t Understand
Black flame
Cold Is Being
Mother Russia

Act 2
Scheherazade and Other Stories

Trip to the Fair
Vultures Fly High
ocean gypsy
Song of Scheherazade
The Mystic and the Muse

Line up:
Annie Haslam – Lead Vocals
Michael Dunford
Rave Tesar
David J. Keyes – Bass & Vocals
Jason Hart
Frank Pagano – Drums, Percussion & Vocals

Recorded live June 1991 at Zaltfestival Freiburg, Germany.
Remastered December 1997 at Crossfade Northants, England.
Produced by Hardin & York.
Composed by Eddie Hardin

1. Wind in the Willows-Main Theme
2. Good Morning to You
3. I’d Forgotten How to Smile
4. Fairground Fantasy
5. The Wild Wood
6. The Badger
7. I’m Looking Forward to Tomorrow
8. The Life We Left Behind
9. Badger’s Theme
10. Maggie’s Song
11. Mr.Toad’s Theme
12. It Don’t Seem Like Progress to Me
13. Can Dreams Come True
14. The Piper at the Gates of Dawn
15. Why Can’t We Go Home
16. Wayfarers All
17. Wind in the Willo

The DVD was released in a numbered edition of 1000 copies and is only sold on the Swiss site www.deeppurple.ch.
It captures the group’s one-hour private concert organized by a Swiss bank for its employees and other invited guests on 12/18/2007.

But the show does not at all look like some kind of additional dish to the bankers chewing at the tables. This is a completely ordinary concert in a normal hall, and a rather big one, with a seated parterre and balconies. And the audience crept up as needed – on their faces there are continuous smiles, joy, jumping up from their seats and all other normal concert emotions, nothing reminds of the status of a corporate event. The group is in a good mood, the set list consists entirely of classics.
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