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Jethro Tull

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Jethro Tull is led by Ian Anderson, the "Flamingo of Madness.Since their debut in 1968, Jethro Tull has been active as one of the leading British Rock bands, but unfortunately announced in 2011 that they would no longer be active... Jethro Tull released their 16th album in September 1987, which won a Grammy Award and brought them a lot of attention. This live album was recorded at a concert in Philadelphia on November 25, 1987 during the "Not Quite The world, More The Here And There Tour" that toured Europe and North America as part of the "Crest Of A Nation" tour. The original recording was made for the popular American radio program "King Biscuit Flower Hour" and has been remastered. Don Airey (ex-Collasium II-Rainbow, now Deep Purple), a keyboard player who participated in the recording of the album, has joined the band as an official member, enhancing the perfection of the performance.The set list was also a "best of" at this point in time, with the new album as the main attraction, and a smattering of past classics.