Capture the raw energy and evolution of Jethro Tull during two formative years with this superb 2CD collection documenting live radio performances from 1969 and 1970. Led by Ian Anderson, these remastered recordings offer an intimate portrait of the band as they transitioned from blues-based upstarts into one of Britain's most inventive and distinctive rock acts. Essential listening for documenting their rise.

Key Features & Highlights

• Documents Jethro Tull's evolution across two pivotal years (1969-1970).
• Features performances showcasing material from the Stand Up and Benefit albums.
• Highlights Ian Anderson's charismatic stage presence, flute work, and gritty vocals.
• Showcases the band moving effortlessly between hard-driving rock and delicate acoustic passages.
• Recordings are presented remastered for an immediate listening experience.

Contents Overview

This set compiles two distinct live radio broadcasts:

• The SVR2 live radio broadcast from Konserthuset, Stockholm, recorded on January 14th, 1969.
• The 1970 broadcast from WXRT-FM in Chicago, recorded at the Aragon Ballroom on August 16th.

Product Details

This 2-disc set captures the fearless creativity and musical adventurousness that defined Jethro Tull's early triumphs, moving from club-stage intensity to progressive sophistication.