JETHRO TULL - JOHN EVAN BAND - AR 032 AUDREY LimitedEdition OctagonShapedCover

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JETHRO TULL + JOHN EVAN BAND

AUDREY RECORDS ITALY AR 032

OCTAGON-SHAPED COVER, COLORED VINYL

LIMITED EDITION 200 COPIES
Item: ADRLPI032             

Limited Edition Color Vinyl LP - Only 200 Copies!
Stunning Release!  Highly Limited Availability!
SUCH A DEAL.   ATTENTION: THIS IS MY LAST SET. THANK YOU EVERYBODY.  IT IS BRAND SPANKIN' NEW AND SEALED. IT'S THE "REAL DEAL". I GOT IT DIRECT FROM A DISTRIBUTOR. A TRUE COLLECTIBLE.  I WILL MAIL IT TO YOU WITH TENDER LOVING CARE.  ATTENTION: PHOTOS (scans) #3, 4, 5, 6 & 7 ARE OF THE ACTUAL RECORD.  Compilation of Jethro Tull singles on limited edition color vinyl and housed within a unique octagonal cover. Featuring "Blues For The 18th", "Everyone's Gonna Be Alright", "Sunshine Day", "A Song For Jeffrey", "One For John Gee", "Respect" and more.

Features:
• Limited Edition - Only 200 copies
• Color Vinyl LP
• Octagon-shaped LP jacket
• Import

Selections:
Side A:
1. Blues For The 18th
2. Hold On I'm Comin'
3. Let The Good Times Roll
4. Respect
5. Everyone's Gonna Be Alright
6. Stupidity
Side B:
1. Sunshine Day
2. Aeroplane
3. A Song For Jeffrey
4. One For John Gee
5. Love Story
6. A Christmas Song                                                                                                                                                            … John Evan (born John Spencer Evans, born 28 March 1948, Blackpool, Lancashire) is a British musician and composer. He is best known for having played keyboards for Jethro Tull from April 1970 to June 1980.  In 1970, he played as a session musician on Jethro Tull's Benefit album (where his acknowledgement reads: "...and John Evan, who played keyboards for our 'benefit'"), and was eventually convinced by Ian Anderson to leave school to become a full-fledged member of the band. In addition to his many distinctive contributions to the group's overall musical sound and stage personality, it is also notable that Evan composed the memorable piano introduction to Locomotive Breath, having achieved this task in studio while some of the other band members were out to lunch.  Whilst with Jethro Tull, Evan had a penchant for wearing his trademark white suit, along with a yellow shirt underneath and a pink-and-yellow polka-dot tie. Evan can be seen wearing this outfit in photographs on the album War Child, and the live album Bursting Out, while a painted version of him is seen wearing the suit and tie on the inside cover of the Aqualung album. During concerts, Evan's wildly rendered pantomime gestures would conjure visions for audiences of a cross between Harpo Marx and The Hatter from Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (sans the hat). Because of the familiar white suit, Anderson was known to jokingly refer to Evan (during band member introductions) as "everyone's favourite ice cream salesman".

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