Jethro Tull - TOO OLD TO ROCK'N'ROLL: TOO YOUNG TO DIE

Jethro Tull - TOO OLD TO ROCK'N'ROLL: TOO YOUNG TO DIEOK, so I am a 'little' biased when it comes to Tull; when thinking of top 10 favourite albums (an impossible task for me) Tull are always in the top 3. So no 'liner notes' for any of their albums; see my Vlog for my ill considered opinionated ramblings. This is the original UK release with gatefold sleeve.

Last of his that I bought on Vinyl because follow up 'Death of a Ladies Man' had been disappointing for me (and I think most other fans) - whoever came up with the idea of pairing Cohen with Phil Spector

People sometimes talk about 'the soundtrack to my life'

1966 first UK issue 10-track mono LP on the rough textured dark blue & silver Reaction label

don't know why as I do have it with all the rest of EJ's output on CD

it had a large 'undergound' following

UK 8-track stereo LP

Michael Schenker as well as guests Status Quo

First studio album from an early 'Supergroup' - Keith Emerson (ex-Nice keyboardist)

Led by the great Liverpool poet Adrian Henri plus a group of up and coming young musicians from liverpool including Andy Roberts

I think this is probably the last of the great Moody albums

The band was not a happy one at the time and this period saw the departure of Peter Sinfield and not long after the band broke up

A classic sixties record - my copy has survived the sixties and is still in very good condition