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6: Jethro Tull: ‘The Chateau D’Hérouville Sessions 1972’ (2LP black vinyl)
Having established themselves as one of rock’s premier acts with 1971’s Aqualung and the following year’s US chart-topping Thick As A Brick, Jethro Tull decamped to the Château D’Hérouville studio near Paris, France, with the intention of recording a new double album. After a series of setbacks, including equipment malfunctions and severe cases of food poisoning, they gave up on the sessions and returned to the UK, where they wrote and recorded what would become 1973’s A Passion Play.
Nonetheless, as The Chateau D’Herouville Sessions 1972 reveals, Tull did successfully record a mound of highly promising material during their French sojourn. For years known as the band’s “great lost album”, the material was eventually released in 2013, after receiving a Steven Wilson audio makeover as part of the A Passion Play: An Extended Performance collection. It now makes its overdue vinyl debut.
Must hear: Sailor
6: Jethro Tull: ‘The Chateau D’Hérouville Sessions 1972’ (2LP black vinyl)
Having established themselves as one of rock’s premier acts with 1971’s Aqualung and the following year’s US chart-topping Thick As A Brick, Jethro Tull decamped to the Château D’Hérouville studio near Paris, France, with the intention of recording a new double album. After a series of setbacks, including equipment malfunctions and severe cases of food poisoning, they gave up on the sessions and returned to the UK, where they wrote and recorded what would become 1973’s A Passion Play.
Nonetheless, as The Chateau D’Herouville Sessions 1972 reveals, Tull did successfully record a mound of highly promising material during their French sojourn. For years known as the band’s “great lost album”, the material was eventually released in 2013, after receiving a Steven Wilson audio makeover as part of the A Passion Play: An Extended Performance collection. It now makes its overdue vinyl debut.
Must hear: Sailor
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The first part of Sailor, before the band comes in, always stood out to me as one of the Tull moments when you can really hear the influence Roy Harper had on Ian Anderson, both with vocal and acoustic guitar techniques. I'm not well versed with Harper's full discography, but I'm quite fond of the album Stormcock, and I think most Tull fans would appreciate it. Even the name "Stormcock" sounds like one Ian might have wished he had thought of first!
Nice time to repeat...
more talk of Tull, eh
“Steven [Wilson] played me a late Jethro Tull record, Stormwatch, that I didn’t have,” Åkerfeldt tells us in a velvety, very Swedish accent, over beers just round the corner from Prog HQ. “He was like, ‘Have you heard this record? There’s a song you have to hear – it’s called Dun Ringill.’ It’s late-70s Jethro Tull. I generally have a limit around ’75, ’76, because production went downhill after that. But that record made me want to write a song with a capo, up high on the fretboard, because it brings a nice ‘ringy’ sound to the guitar.”
How Jethro Tull Ended the '70s With the Underrated 'Stormwatch'
more talk of Tull, eh
“Steven [Wilson] played me a late Jethro Tull record, Stormwatch, that I didn’t have,” Åkerfeldt tells us in a velvety, very Swedish accent, over beers just round the corner from Prog HQ. “He was like, ‘Have you heard this record? There’s a song you have to hear – it’s called Dun Ringill.’ It’s late-70s Jethro Tull. I generally have a limit around ’75, ’76, because production went downhill after that. But that record made me want to write a song with a capo, up high on the fretboard, because it brings a nice ‘ringy’ sound to the guitar.”
How Jethro Tull Ended the '70s With the Underrated 'Stormwatch'
Limiting the list to only 10 songs? Not credible.
I'll play here. I came up with 15 favorites. Most are a lot different than what's on that published list. Not in any order.
Back Door Angels
Skating Away On the Thin Ice of the New Day
Cold Wind to Valhalla
Cross Eyed Mary
Farm on the Freeway
Wondering Aloud (full version)
Minstrel in the Gallery
Living in the Past
She Said She Was a Dancer
Thick as a Brick
A New Day Yesterday
For Michael Collins, Jeffrey and Me
Rocks on the Road
One White Duck/0-10 = Nothing at All
Christmas Song
Aqualung and Locomotive Breath have been permanently retired due to burnout.
Back Door Angels
Skating Away On the Thin Ice of the New Day
Cold Wind to Valhalla
Cross Eyed Mary
Farm on the Freeway
Wondering Aloud (full version)
Minstrel in the Gallery
Living in the Past
She Said She Was a Dancer
Thick as a Brick
A New Day Yesterday
For Michael Collins, Jeffrey and Me
Rocks on the Road
One White Duck/0-10 = Nothing at All
Christmas Song
Aqualung and Locomotive Breath have been permanently retired due to burnout.
Like wow man. Great, great list. Looks like my post. The real too Tull is you.
Go BillsA neat 27. Works as a dream set-list for me too: Not in any order.
It All Trickles Down
El Nino
A Gift Of Roses
The Dog-Ear Years
Beside Myself
At Last Forever
Stuck In The August Rain
This Free Will
When Jesus Came To Play
Doctor To My Disease
Thinking Round Corners
Strange Avenues
Ears Of Tin
Rock Island
Part Of The Machine
A Stitch In Time
Too Many Too
I'm Your Gun
The Waking Edge
Heat
Saboteur
Overhang
The Clasp
Flying Colours
Cup Of Wonder
And Further On
Baker Street Muse
I see no love in these lists for With You There To Help Me.
Can't resist a good list. In no particular order:
Life's a Long Song
Minstrel in the Gallery
Black Sunday
Reasons For Waiting
Skating Away
My G-d
Hymn 43
Wind-Up
Sweet Dream
Another Christmas Song
Dun Ringill
Under Wraps II
Farm On the Freeway
Jack-a-Lynn
Life's a Long Song
Minstrel in the Gallery
Black Sunday
Reasons For Waiting
Skating Away
My G-d
Hymn 43
Wind-Up
Sweet Dream
Another Christmas Song
Dun Ringill
Under Wraps II
Farm On the Freeway
Jack-a-Lynn
The famed "backwards-played" flute on "With You There to Help Me"I see no love in these lists for With You There To Help Me.
Guitar World's ode to Martin Barre and Jethro Tull's 10 greatest guitar moments.
"With You There To Help Me"
"To Cry You a Song"
"Aqualung"
"Life Is a Long Song"
"Thick As a Brick"
"Pibroch (Cap in Hand)"
"Steel Monkey"
"Cross-Eyed Mary"
"Passion Play (“Magus Perde”)"
"Conundrum"
From 2005
Those songs that really "Rocks" you!
Great tune. Dun Ringill is a favourite of Steven Wilson. Reason enough for him to remix Tull to 5.1Cheers
It's high up there for me. So is To Cry You a Song and Part of the Machine, but I had to make cuts. I have to go through @JohnN 's list more closely. There's some really deep tracks there.I see no love in these lists for With You There To Help Me.
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