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Thank you so much

I am in tears ....... so beautiful! Thank You for that. One of my favorite Ian Anderson's compositions.

Hola. Si hace clic en los tres puntos debajo del video, se producirá una transcripción de lo que digo. Eso está en inglés, no en español, pero al menos lo puedes mirar con más tiempo. Espero que ayude un poco.

Gracias !!! Gracias a tus videos ahora puedo tocar bien canciones de Jethro que toque mal durante 25 años !!! 😆

Thanks John. I’ll get onto Bad Eyed some time

Thank you. Yes I will get around to Bad Eyed & Loveless

One of my very favorite Ian Anderson compositions. Brought tears to my eyes ..... so beautiful! Thank You Stewart.

I had the same feeling about Too Old...

Besides envying your great musical talent, I wish I had your descriptive abilities for the following. Considering I'm not even sure myself what it was about the album I didn't care for, it's very difficult to explain. As you always say, wish me luck! To me there's always been a magical, surreal, escapist quality to the music of Jethro Tull. When I listened to it, I was doing more than just hearing great music. I was living it! When I listened to the early albums, in my youth especially, it was as if entering special private parts of the world open to only a select lucky few who were more than just the casual fans that liked Aqualung. Ones that had a special sort of understanding and connection with this band and the reality that they created for us, through Ian's genius. No matter whether the locales in the mental image were of a VERY foreign (to this New York Yank), London, or obscure English town or city backdrop, or of rainy woodlands and country settings, or even of Kings and Queens and castles, it made for more than just listening to any old rock 'n' roll. Sometimes these places were all sharp and clear, sometimes vague, blurry, fuzzy. Sometimes black & white, other times in full color. But what a blessing it was to have been brought there. Possibly the Too Old album was lacking in this power to transport. It seemed somehow too rooted in the real world to me. I dunno. Maybe. I like it a lot now, so that's a good thing. With your thorough knowledge of the band, your wonderful explanations and descriptions of the songs and your obvious love for both, I have to believe you've been to this wonderful world of which I wrote as well. Yep, come to think of it, I've seen you there. I'm sure of it! 😁🎶 Stay well. Thanks for the tunes! Bob F. P.S. Very few bands also have this ability to "transport" me to their world. Yes is one of those.

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I felt exactly the same about it for years. Only recently I picked up a tune on here that was a Steven Wilson re-do. Found a cd online and have been singing along like its an old friend. Maybe Im liking it because of memories and n that year of my life, but Im genuinely liking most of the songs now 🤷‍♂️

Thank you. There are lots of tabs online. I don't use them because I try to play my own arrangements of the whole song across instruments, but they are good starting points. My videos hopefully enable you to see the differences I have to those