Jethro Tull

In November 1980, Jethro Tull delivered a captivating performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London, showcasing their unique blend of rock and progressive music. This live recording of 'Black Sunday' came shortly after the release of their album 'A,' which marked a significant shift in their sound due to the departure of founding member Martin Barre, who had a profound impact on their earlier work. During this period, Tull was embracing a new lineup and experimenting with fresh musical directions, which made their live shows particularly exciting. In fact, 'A' was the band's first album to feature new guitarist and co-writer, Dave Pegg. Fans cherished these live experiences, as they represented the band's evolution in real time, capturing the tension and excitement of musical transformation.

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