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Manu Valero

Jethro Tull - Rainbow Blues

Jukka Nisula

this is just about the road, and this curve,,

Pappa Michael

Might there be a bit more Mister Tull; Sir??? 

Stormwatch153

Tull forever!

Bradley Lyndon Hollowniczky

*Rainbow Blues*--*Jethro Tull*Okay....this will be my last Jethro Tull post for awhile. I promise I'll diversify...but this song is just plain awesome. :)

sandyman1960

best tull song

joemama62

RODRIGO ST: This was released on the 1976 album "M.U.: The Best of Jethro Tull Vol. 1". It was previously unreleased.

motonut

awesome!!

ThePurpleHarpoon

The rain wasn't made of water.I Wonder what it was made of...and I always will.

George Shiflett

in my Opinion , this song and the witches promise and the Whistler , are the most catchiest tunes on Tulls albums , but i must say Ian must have really been frying hard when he came up with the album Passion Play, the whole second side to that Album is a trip , starting with the Hare that lost his spectacles

Marlene Adelle

Ahahah, good one. WPLJ = White Port and Lemon Juice which I think was a song.

trfesok

Correct, although it should have been on "Warchild" originally. It's a lot better than half of the original album tracks.

trfesok

"W ould (you) P lease L ove J ethro (tull)"?

Shooklitz

Told The Pilot just get me to the airport and Don't let me catch those Rainbow Blues... , Trippy Man...

wolfbrothermax

M.U.The Best of Jethro Tull

sandyman1960

its called stand up

Marlene Adelle

I know, you're right, I have both albums.

Marlene Adelle

Great memories, I remember that, at first I guessed it meant "Messed Up" lol then we all found out that it was Musician's Union eventually when they announced it. I guess the station was WNEW-FM or WPLJ-FM (and of course everyone knows what WPLJ stands for, without checking, right?).

chefsu11715

Me thinks most future kids won't like this. You have to think about what your hearing! Why is there a flute solo??? Because young one, it's glorious!

willicat441

Young adults[ well the more advanced ones], coming of age in the future, will pause to wonder why so little of this magical music was created during this turbulent era at the dawn of the 21st century.....and think " why didn't people understand how beautiful this really is?"

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