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DAVID REES : Minstrels in the Gallery: History of Jethro Tull

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'For over thirty years Jethro Tull have ploughed a furrow that is uniquely their own. Many have tried to categorise their sound - folk rock, prog rock, classical rock - but few descriptions have succeeded in summing up their eclectic brand of music.
The driving force has always been the fiercely independent and articulate lan Anderson. A man of many parts, his fans have followed him from the tramp character of Aqualung, through the minstrel of A Passion Play, to the country squire of Heaw Horses and into the nineties as an elder statesman of rock music.
Amazingly, after millions of record sales and countless worldwide sold-out tours, this is the first English language biography of the band. David Rees has spent a number of ears editing the Jethro Tull magazine A New Day and as such is the ideal chronicler of the Tull tale. Adding a welcome dash of wit and irony to a celebration of the band's music, Minstrels In The Gallery is the complete guide to the world of Jethro Tull.'

Language - English
Print length - 224 pages
Publisher - S A F Pub Ltd
Dimensions - 16.51 x 1.91 x 24.13 cm
Publication date - 1998/9/1 ISBN-10 - ISBN 0946719225