Jethro Tull – Stand Up / Analogue Productions

The progressive rock band Jethro Tull around Ian Anderson with his characteristic flute playing is definitely considered a cult and awakens many a memory of "the good old days".

With the re-release of the second album "Stand Up" Analogue Productions now offers a special audiophile pleasure of this classic, mastered by Kevin Gray. The reissue is sonically

superior to the 1969 original in many areas and gives great songs like "Fat Man", "We Used To Know" or the legendary version of Bach's "Bourée" a new stage.While the first album

"This Was" was still strongly influenced by the blues-loving guitarist Mick Abrahams, Anderson brought in folk-rock, classical and jazz elements on "Stand Up" after Abrahams' departure

and from then on formed the typical Tull sound with Martin Barre on guitar. Songwriting and the musical direction were now in Anderson's hands, whereby he steered the band sustainably

in a more progressive direction. The album, which is particularly close to Anderson's heart, made it to No. 1 in the British charts and brought the band gold status in the US.

We recommend the use of "L'Art du Son" CD/DVD conditioner for even more sonic improvement.

Title

1. A New Day Yesterday

2. Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square

3. Bourée

4. Back To The Family

5. Look Into The Sun

6. Nothing Is Easy

7. Fat Man

8. We Used To Know

9. Reasons For Waiting

10. For A Thousand Mothers