JETHRO TULL Stand Up LP 1969 UK 1st Press PINK ISLAND
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JETHRO TULL - STAND UP. 1969 PINK ISLAND LABEL/BLACK & ORANGE 'CIRCLE' LOGO LP ILPS-9103 WITH MATRIX A & B. 1ST PRESSING, GATEFOLD SLEEVE WITH BAND POP UP STILL INTACT.
This is an Excellent package; excepting the odd light surface mark!! This is Jethro Tull at their psychadelic best. The vinyl is clean and bright with jet black mirror like surfaces!!! Graded as being EXCELLENT
The pink Island labels are in super condition. (has small name in biro on label 1. ..see pictures)
The matrix stampings are clear, and read: ILPS + 9103 + A & ILPS + 9103 + B.
The clean picture gatefold sleeve has only minor storage wear at the corners,a little scuffing to the front, but best of all is that the pop up cut out of the band within the gatefold is as good as the day it was bought. A great piece of cardboard engineering! Graded as being VERY GOOD+
Track listing
(All songs by Ian Anderson unless otherwise indicated)
Side one
- "A New Day Yesterday" – 4:10
- "Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square" – 2:12
- "Bourée" (J. S. Bach arr. Jethro Tull) – 3:46
- "Back to the Family" – 3:48
- "Look into the Sun" – 4:20
Side two
- "Nothing Is Easy" – 4:25
- "Fat Man" – 2:52
- "We Used to Know" – 3:59
- "Reasons for Waiting" – 4:05
- "For a Thousand Mothers" – 4:13
"We Used to Know" was the inspiration for The Eagles' 1976 hit song "Hotel California". The chord progressions are nearly identical, and the bands toured together prior to the release of "Hotel".
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