Archived Questions (and answers)

[Dan]

Maybe this is mentioned somewhere but I can't find it.
Does anybody know what record label Tull is signed with now?
I sent a question to Fuel 2000 and they sent this reply;

Thank you for your note. They are no longer with the label, but I think they are recording new tracks.

Dan

[TM]

Interesting, thanks Dan.

There's obviously no need for a record label when you're not releasing anymore new music. 6 years was the last record right? And what's it been 10 years since Dot Com? That's scary.

[maddogfagin]

Apr 7, 2009 12:22:15 GMT Dan said:

Maybe this is mentioned somewhere but I can't find it.
Does anybody know what record label Tull is signed with now?
I sent a question to Fuel 2000 and they sent this reply;

Thank you for your note. They are no longer with the label, but I think they are recording new tracks.

Dan

I was in touch with Martin Webb from AND. He reckons it's Eagle in the States and Roadrunner in Europe but what has happened to RandM in Europe?

[Dan]

Apr 14, 2009 17:39:06 GMT maddogfagin said:

Apr 7, 2009 12:22:15 GMT Dan said:

Maybe this is mentioned somewhere but I can't find it.
Does anybody know what record label Tull is signed with now?
I sent a question to Fuel 2000 and they sent this reply;

Thank you for your note. They are no longer with the label, but I think they are recording new tracks.

Dan

I was in touch with Martin Webb from AND. He reckons it's Eagle in the States and Roadrunner in Europe but what has happened to RandM in Europe?

Thanks for answering my question.

[Dan]

Apr 14, 2009 17:39:06 GMT maddogfagin said:

Apr 7, 2009 12:22:15 GMT Dan said:

Maybe this is mentioned somewhere but I can't find it.
Does anybody know what record label Tull is signed with now?
I sent a question to Fuel 2000 and they sent this reply;

Thank you for your note. They are no longer with the label, but I think they are recording new tracks.

Dan

I was in touch with Martin Webb from AND. He reckons it's Eagle in the States and Roadrunner in Europe but what has happened to RandM in Europe?

Thanks for the answer. I asked someone from Eagle Records , named, Nathaniel Oberstein about possible new releases and this was his reply:

"Dan,



We’ve only put out a few live releases, but we are not his record label."



I guess J.T. still doesn't have a label and I wouldn't feel too confident in someone who refers to Jethro Tull as "his".
Dan

[yvonne]

Hello to everybody,

a friend of mine sent me this link and now we both are wondering if it is Ian's son James on the drums - does anybody here know???

www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8RogK039go

[nonrabbit]

Apr 16, 2009 5:59:40 GMT yvonne said:

Hello to everybody,

a friend of mine sent me this link and now we both are wondering if it is Ian's son James on the drums - does anybody here know???

www.youtube.com/watch?v=c8RogK039go

Hi Yvonne
I don't think it is maybe a guest drummer?

[yvonne]

Hello Nonrabbit!
But somehow the guy on the drums looks like James, don't you think so?



Hi Yvonne
I don't think it is maybe a guest drummer?[/quote]

[nonrabbit]

Apr 16, 2009 8:53:25 GMT yvonne said:

Hello Nonrabbit!
But somehow the guy on the drums looks like James, don't you think so?

He does...ish

I put it to my learned friends.....

[nonrabbit]

I stand corrected Yvonne I have it on good authority from a good Tull /learned friend of mine that that is indeed the young Anderson on drums - with a new look!

[steelmonkey]

Definitely James Duncan Anderson on the drums.

[yvonne]

nonrabbit and steelmonkey

Thanks a lot - and somehow my friend and I thought that it is the young Mr. Anderson

I wish everyone a great beginning of the new week!!!

[tommie]

"Working John, Working Joe" from the A album? It sounds so much like he is. And on each album, Ian very accurately lists each musician and what instruments they're playing, yet on "A"
it's listed as

IA- vocals & flute

MB- guitar

DP- bass

MC- drums

ans special guest EJ- keys & elec v

This always bugged me but then again I'm a stickler for accuracy. haha

[steelmonkey]

I think you are right Tommie, but don't let it go to your head....even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

[tommie]

I'm just saying.........Damn, u don't get much feedback at this site, Steel, when it comes to clarifying/verifying things.

[steelmonkey]

I try to help...even when it means making sh-t up!

[maddogfagin]

Aug 30, 2009 17:51:38 GMT steelmonkey said:

I try to help...even when it means making sh-t up!

You've gone and spoilt it for us now

[tommie]

haha

[whatsongisthis]

sorry about the horrible recording but this is all i have and cannot find the song, please help. thanks

Attachments:

[whatsongisthis]

sorry i should have converted it first but here it is in .mp3

Attachments:

[broadsword]

It's called Hymn 43 from the Aqualung album

[whatsongisthis]

thank you very, very much. this drove me crazy for a few days i could not make out the lyrics

[rahorto]

Did anyone out there compile a comprehensive set list from last night's performance at the Pabst Theater? There were several songs I had not heard live before, including "Changing Horses" (a blend of Celtic & Middle Eastern influences, according to Mr. Anderson), "Children From The Garden" and a piece that was co-written with Ravi Shankar's daughter.

A wide span of musice was represented, including "Jeffery Goes to Leicester Square", "Back to The Family", "Just Trying To Be", "Someday The Sun Won't Shine For You" and the opener, "Dun Ringill".

Quite a old few favorites as well, including "Skating Away", "Mother Goose", "Fat Man", "Bouree", "Locomotive Breath" and of course, "Aqualung".

Ian and the supporting tour band was in very good form. Vocals were better than the past 2 times I've seen 'em. Goodier on Bass, John O'Hara on keyboards & accordian, Florian on acoustic guitar (played a nice piece of flamenco), Nina on viola and a new drummer this tour, did not catch his name during the introduction.

Very good show, indeed.

[nonrabbit]

Hello and Welcome Rahorto to the Forum

Glad you enjoyed the concert in Pabst!

Usually the ministry of Tull puts up the set list but nothing so far
www.ministry-of-information.co.uk/setlist/09.htm


Also here's an interview with Ian prior to the concert
pabsttheater.org/iananderson

[maddogfagin]

Oct 7, 2009 16:07:20 GMT rahorto said:

Did anyone out there compile a comprehensive set list from last night's performance at the Pabst Theater? There were several songs I had not heard live before, including "Changing Horses" (a blend of Celtic & Middle Eastern influences, according to Mr. Anderson), "Children From The Garden" and a piece that was co-written with Ravi Shankar's daughter.

A wide span of musice was represented, including "Jeffery Goes to Leicester Square", "Back to The Family", "Just Trying To Be", "Someday The Sun Won't Shine For You" and the opener, "Dun Ringill".
Quite a old few favorites as well, including "Skating Away", "Mother Goose", "Fat Man", "Bouree", "Locomotive Breath" and of course, "Aqualung".
Ian and the supporting tour band was in very good form. Vocals were better than the past 2 times I've seen 'em. Goodier on Bass, John O'Hara on keyboards & accordian, Florian on acoustic guitar (played a nice piece of flamenco), Nina on viola and a new drummer this tour, did not catch his name during the introduction.
Very good show, indeed.

Thanks for the review Rahorto and welcome to the forum. The violinist is Meena Bhasin who is a new artist to me but if IA's talent for spotting and promoting new artists continues, she should be a good 'un.

The drummer should be Mark Mondesir and the song co-writen with Anoushka is "Tea With The Princess".
Go to www.ministry-of-information.co.uk/setlist/index.htm where you'll find a lot of set lists from 1968 to date. The Pabst gig is not posted there yet.

[steelmonkey]

Looks like the set-list is holding steady as he works his way west? Still doing the oldie out-takes? (Just trying to be, march the mad sceintist?) 32 days till I see this tour in Modesto---but who's counting?