IAN ANDERSON PLAYS THE ORCHESTRAL JETHRO TULL 2X VINYL LP (NEW) PRESALE 18/11/22
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Title: IAN ANDERSON PLAYS THE ORCHESTRAL JETHRO TULL 2X VINYL LP (NEW) PRESALE 18/11/22 2x Standard Black Vinyl LP Catalogue Number: 0190296688270 Barcode: 0190296688270 Record Grading: Mint (M) Sleeve Grading: Mint (M) Condition Note: Brand New
PLEASE NOTE THIS IS A PRE-SALE ITEM YOUR ITEM WILL BE DISPATCHED ON/AROUND 18TH NOVEMBER 2022 Track Listing / Description A1 Eurology A2 Calliandra Shade A3 Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day A4 Up The Pool A5 We Five (Three) Kings A6 Life Is A Long Song A7 In The Grip Of Stronger Stuff B1 Wond'ring Aloud B2 Griminelli's Lament B3 Cheap Day Return B4 Mother Goose B5 Bourée B6 Boris Dancing B7 Living In The Past C1 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen C2 My God C3 Aqualung D1 Pavane D2 Budapest D3 Locomotive Breath Ian Anderson Plays The Orchestral Jethro Tull will be released on 2LP black vinyl. Originally released in 2005 on CD and DVD, this edition contains the concert in its entirety on vinyl for the very first time. Between 2004 and 2006, Ian Anderson toured the Ian Anderson Plays The Orchestral Jethro Tull series across Europe and the USA, alongside the Frankfurt Neue Philharmonie Orchestra, conducted by John O'Hara. It also featured Florian Opahle (acoustic and electric guitars), David Goodier (bass and glockenspiel) and James Duncan (drums and percussion) Speaking in 2005, Ian Anderson said about playing with the orchestra: "The core band who play with me on these concerts are chosen for their skills in varied musical disciplines. They have to cover, not only the different styles and nuances of any of my and Jethro Tull's music over the many years, but also need to have a good understanding of the complete workings of the orchestral settings we employ. The various orchestras with whom I have played since 2001 all have their separate personalities. Some have worked in the whacky world of "crossover" Classics with people like me before. Some have not and thus face a musical interrogation at rehearsal as we discovery our mutual strengths and failings. But the whole point is to revel in the little tensions, to explore and exploit the skills and excellence of playing and try ultimately not to get too picky about phrasing and timing when the performance depends on heart, soul and mutual support."price rating
