Nothing Is Easy - Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970
This live album captures Jethro Tull's 1970 Isle of Wight Festival performance, originally released on vinyl in 2012 as a limited edition under Back On Black label.
Artist profile · 05/07/2026
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Jethro Tull boasts a catalog reaching nearly 40 vinyl records, covering genres from progressive rock to hard rock. The band is distinguished by Ian Anderson's distinct vocal style and signature flute performance, blending classical, Celtic, and blues elements into complex song arrangements. Their releases include classic studio albums, extensive live recordings, and modern remixes, frequently reissued on vinyl with special editions such as gatefolds and marbled pressings.
Recent vinyl editions spotlight releases like the 2025 Steven Wilson stereo remix of 'A', the live remaster of 'Aqualung Live', and new progressive explorations such as the 'Curious Ruminant' and 'RökFlöte' albums on Inside Out Music.
Discography
Studio albums, live records, compilations and radio recordings. Each album groups all its editions.
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AqualungLiving With The Past · 2002
Locomotive BreathLiving With The Past · 2002
Cheap Day ReturnLiving With The Past · 2002
Cross-Eyed MaryAqualung Live · 2005
Wond'ring AloudLiving With The Past · 2002
Mother GooseLiving With The Past · 2002
My GodAqualung Live · 2005
Hymn 43Aqualung Live · 2005Essentials
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#1 · 1971A pivotal album blending progressive and hard rock elements, featuring key tracks such as 'Aqualung' and 'Locomotive Breath', cornerstone of the band's sound.
#2 · 2025A recent progressive rock release with 9 intricate tracks, offering modern stylistic developments alongside the band's classic folk rock roots.
This 2023 prog rock album incorporates folk influences and features 12 tracks, highlighting Jethro Tull's blend of traditional and progressive sounds.
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This live album captures Jethro Tull's 1970 Isle of Wight Festival performance, originally released on vinyl in 2012 as a limited edition under Back On Black label.
The 1980 studio album 'A' was remixed in stereo by Steven Wilson in 2021, releasing as a 1LP vinyl edition exhibiting the band's evolution into progressive rock styles.
The remastered 'Aqualung Live' appearing on vinyl in 2025 includes performances of classics like 'Aqualung' and 'Locomotive Breath', spreading Jethro Tull's legacy in live formats.
Released in 2025, this album blends art rock and prog rock with folk rock influences, featuring tracks averaging between 2 to 17 minutes, issued as a limited edition stereo LP worldwide.
Ian Anderson's flute work and unique vocal style define the band’s musical identity.— Band characteristic
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
Jethro Tull was formed in December 1967 in Luton, United Kingdom.
The band's music spans progressive rock, hard rock, folk rock, blues rock, and art rock.
Key vinyl albums include 'Aqualung' (1971), 'Curious Ruminant' (2025), and 'RökFlöte' (2023), offering a range from classic to modern prog rock.
Yes, notable live releases include 'Nothing Is Easy - Live At The Isle Of Wight 1970' and 'Aqualung Live' remastered editions.
Ian Anderson's distinctive flute and nasally yet precise vocals set the band's sound apart in rock music.
The band integrates classical and Celtic music influences with rock structures, often using 3/4 time signatures unusual in rock.
French vinyl enthusiasts often seek the 2015 'Aqualung' release by Parlophone and the 2018 'Heavy Horses' vinyl on the same label.
Recent reissues such as the 2021 Steven Wilson remix of 'A' and 2025 'Curious Ruminant' are available across Europe and worldwide.
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