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| Title | : | A Passion Play: The Story Of Ian Anderson And Jethro Tull |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.61 (720 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0957144245 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 288 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-06-12 |
| Language | : | English |
Newer fans beware. I was looking forward to this book, which was delayed many times over the last couple of years, that probably made it more imperative that I finally get it. Telling a Tull fan that something new is out there but they can't have it is a brutal tortureWhen it finally arrived in early Oct. I dug right in. I was very happy with the amount of interviews the author was able to include. I do love reading (and listening) to the first hand accounts of The Blades and The John Evan Band and the early tales of Tull by ex-band members. T. "I read this on holiday and loved it. It's funny how a band like Tull" according to The Wolf. I read this on holiday and loved it. It's funny how a band like Tull who never did drugs or indulged in any wild excess can have such an interesting story.The writer's style isn't the best it has to be said, but he does a good job of putting everything together. There's quite a bit of repetition but overall it's a very hard book to put down.Ian Anderson is a genius musically, and probably in lots of other ways too, and I lap up any book or DVD I can find about them. This one sits high up there with the best of the bunch and . In-Depth Jethro Tull thehimiler I have long been a fan of Jethro Tull, but knew very little about the band's background, members, etc. This is a good book and very informative. I read it very attentively. I did think that it got drier at the end when it was 'Ian Anderson's Thoughts', but overall a great source of info for the Tull fan.
Another really appealing aspect of the book is that it looks at the landscape of the times - for example, the flat Tull lived in during the 1960s would be regarded as unfit for human habitation today. In the summer of 1972 Jethro Tull hit the dizzy heights of number one in the Billboard album charts, and thus could lay claim to being the world's biggest band at the time, with Thick As A Brick. In fact, this book may well contain the longest interview Anderson has ever given. Due to Brian's contact book there are also quotes from contemporaries such as Greg Lake and John Wetton, which really helps to put things in context. Via new interviews he traces the history of a band which started life as the Blades, briefly included Black Sabbath guitarist Tony Iommi (his plastic finger tips grafted on after an accident didn't len
He has played in bands since the age of twelve, but aged sixteen he first heard Jethro Tull's music and instantly bought a flute; learning the flute parts to all their songs. He has a BA in Communication Studies and has also worked as head Technician at Montreal's major theatre. Brian Rabey has been a music journalist for over 30 years, working for over 60 publications, such as Toronto's Music Express in his native Canada.
He has played in bands since the age of twelve, but aged sixteen he first heard Jethro Tull's music and instantly bought a flute; learning the flute parts to all their songs. . About the Author Brian Rabey has been a music journalist for over 30 years, working for over 60 publications, such as Toronto's Music Express in his native Canada. He has a BA in Communication Studies and has also worked as head Technician at Montreal's major theatre
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