Jethro Tull

In June 1978, Jethro Tull was in a transitional phase, having recently released their studio album "Heavy Horses" in April of the same year. The live recording of "No Lullaby" from Madison Square Garden coincides with their European Heavy Horses tour, which showcased the band's unique blend of progressive rock and folk influences. This period marked the height of their popularity, characterized by intricate compositions and Ian Anderson's charismatic stage presence. Notably, "No Lullaby" reflects the band's interest in exploring more complex musical themes. Following the tour, the band would release their first live album, "Bursting Out," capturing the energy of their performances and cementing their status in the rock scene. The concert at Madison Square Garden highlighted their ability to draw large crowds and demonstrated their influence in the music industry at that time.

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