Locomotive Breath
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Published 2017-02-17
Locomotive Breath · Jethro Tull
Aqualung
℗ 1971 Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company
Drums: Clive Bunker
Percussion: Clive Bunker
Flute: Ian Anderson
Acoustic Guitar: Ian Anderson
Lead Vocals: Ian Anderson
Bass Guitar: Jeffrey Hammond
Engineer: John Burns
Piano: John Evan
Electric Guitar: Martin Barre
Producer: Terry Ellis
Writer: Ian Anderson
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All Comments (21)
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Such an amazing album. I love hearing it, always have. Who else thinks this album is a masterpiece?
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Jethro Tull Doesn't Need The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They are The Best of Their Genre.
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I grew up with this, people. Rock On.....
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Bought the album..still have it.😊
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Great song from one of the best and most underrated albums in rock music.
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This is one of the best bands to ever come out of the uk
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Still love Jethro Tull!
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Stand up , Benefit, Thick as a brick, Passion Play. There’s not a band today that has the musicianship that this band offers. Album covers were works of art. They had information that would draw you into the band. So by the time you read the album cover while listening to the record, you felt like you were best of friends with them and that’s why we still listen to them today.
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we all love ian anderson at 18 and at 70
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Another jewel from Aqualung. 💎
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This song is magnificent, going from the soft opening, into some pure blues, and then..into something else!!! Stunning.
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it's Not only this Song, the band IS absolutely great
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Unbelievable ! Almost 50 years and fresh like a spring.
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The BEST! NO one takes the flute like this to these heights!
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Timeless good...... no perfect
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I saw Tull after coming back from Vietnam in Oakland still one of the best shows EVER!
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When I was stationed in Zirndorf, Germany in the mid to late 1980s there was a old guy that used to hang out in the town square that we swore was the guy on the cover of this album. We would call him Aqualung. 😊
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I'm feeling like the all-timer winner!
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one of the greatest accomplishments of mankind.. Aqualung as an album..and every song on it..
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1975 and a Telefunkin Hi-Fi with six big woofers, and 20 metal tweeters. This song would rock the whole house. Bliss.
