Stand Up is a Rock album by Jethro Tull, originally released in 1969. On Gatefold: 291 pressings tracked, owned by 40 collectors.
About
Jethro Tull's second album, <i>Stand Up</i>, was transitional for the band; founding guitarist Mick Abrahams left the group, and with him went a good portion of the blues-rock flavor that defined Tull's first album. Abrahams' replacement, Martin Barre, would become the second most important contributor to the band's sound after frontman Ian Anderson. Barre knew his way around a hard-rocking riff too, as evidenced by the likes of "A New Day Yesterday" and "Nothing Is Easy," but he could also follow Anderson and company in subtler directions, pointing toward the path Tull would take on their best-known albums. The folk influence that proved crucial to the band's subsequent work can be heard on acoustic-oriented tunes like "Look into the Sun" and "Reason for Waiting." The first flowerings of Tull's world-music influence is found in the exotic-sounding "Fat Man," while the classical element that would fuel their future prog-rock excursions appears here in the form of the instrumental track "Bouree," a flute feature based on Bach's <i>Bourrée in E Minor</i>.
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Tracklist
- 1A New Day Yesterday4:08
- 2Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square2:12
- 3Bourée3:45
- 4Back to the Family3:53
- 5Look Into the Sun4:23
- 6Nothing Is Easy4:24
- 7Fat Man2:50
- 8We Used to Know4:03
- 9Reason for Waiting4:07
- 10For a Thousand Mothers4:21
- 11Living In the Past3:22
- 12Driving Song2:44
- 13Sweet Dream4:03
- 14176:10
- 15Living In the Past (Mono Single Version)3:25
- 16Bourée (Top Gear BBC Radio Session)4:01
- 17A New Day Yesterday (Top Gear BBC Radio Session)4:16
- 18Nothing Is Easy (Top Gear BBC Radio Session)5:07
- 19Fat Man (Top Gear BBC Radio Session)2:56
- 20Stand Up (US Radio Spot #1)1:03
- 21Stand Up (US Radio Spot #2)0:51
- 2.1Nothing Is Easy (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)5:42
- 2.2My God (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)12:42
- 2.3With You There to Help Me / By Kind Permission Of (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)13:34
- 2.4A Song for Jeffrey (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)5:25
- 2.5To Cry You a Song (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)6:04
- 2.6Sossity, You're a Woman / Reasons for Waiting / Sossity, You're a Woman (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)5:28
- 2.7Dharma for One (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)13:36
- 2.8We Used to Know (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)3:41
- 2.9Guitar Solo (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)8:24
- 2.10For a Thousand Mothers (Live at Carnegie Hall: 2010 Mix)4:42
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Prog Rock
- gritty
- whimsical
- pastoral
Stand Up, released in 1969, is the second studio album by British rock band Jethro Tull.
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Clive BunkerDRUM, PERCUSSION DRUMS DRUMS, PERCUSSION
- David PalmerSTRINGS ARRANGED BY ARRANGED BY , CONDUCTOR
- Glenn CornickBASS BASS GUITAR PERFORMER , BASS GUITAR
- Ian AndersonACOUSTIC GUITAR ACOUSTIC GUITAR, FLUTE, ORGAN , PIANO, MANDOLIN, BALALAIKA, VOCALS, MOUTH ORGAN ACOUSTIC GUITAR, ORGAN , PIANO, MANDOLIN, BALALAIKA, MOUTH ORGAN
- Jethro Tull
- Martin BarreELECTRIC GUITAR ELECTRIC GUITAR, FLUTE FLUTE
- John EvanORGAN , PIANO
- Lou TobyARRANGED BY , CONDUCTOR
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