What I like about Jethro Tull  

I love Ian Anderson's voice and like the versatility of Tull's music through the years. Some people went off the band when they started using electric instruments but I saw it as a progression and like the more electric albums. My favourite song of theirs is one called "The Witch's Promise" that was only released as a single but is on "20 Years Of Jethro Tull"

Love em. They were my favourites 40 years ago and they still are, my most listened to tracks I think are Aqualung, Thick as a brick, Acres wild and The teacher.
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I have liked Jethro Tull for at least 20 years. The are definately an ecclectic band. I agree that they can play just about anything with class and a high degree of musicianship. Its hard to pick a favorite song because many times it depends on my mood when I'm listening to the music. I think Ian Anderson's flute playing has improved over the years as his voice has declined (ah age does what it does :-( ) When I saw them in concert as Tull I really liked their rendition of Kashmir with the guest violinist. I plan on seeing them this year. I believe that they plan on doing mostly acoustic songs, which should be intersting.

Tull has been a favorite of mine for years. My older brother introduced me to their music in the early 70's and I was hooked. Haven't missed a concert that came within 300 miles (and I have traveled farther to see them) in 20 years. Favorite song.......damn, theres so many that it depends on mood.....

They were the first band I ever saw live (Mountain actually opened, but Tull was the headline act). I can never get tired of 'Aqualung' or 'Locomotive Breath.'

I am not really that familiar with Jethro Tulls music. What song does he sing that I might know, I might like something of his but not realize that it is his. I ike many different kinds of music, so I am sure that I would probably like his songs if I heard them.

I truly enjoy Jethro Tull. The band has an interesting folk-inspired sound that puts elements like flute at the forefront. The vocals are outstanding and different, almost yodelled. The song-writing here is as strong as any of the popular seventies progressive rock bands.