Debut Albums That Don’t Tell The Full Story – Jethro Tull [VIDEO]

The 1968 debut album titled 'This Was' by a soon to be household name Jethro Tull already had the passionate vocals of Ian Anderson.Ian Anderson a multi-instrumentalist handling vocals and flute created a great identity for the Jethro Tull early which solidified their future as a band.

There is only one thing missing, Martin barre would eventually be a major part of the band for decades. He would bring many characteristic tones to amplify their needed sound. he can be heard on thier 'Stand Up' album' of 1969.

Jethro Tull's essential songs:

• "My Sunday Feeling"
• "A Song for Jeffrey"
• "Serenade to a Cuckoo"