Jethro Tull

In the live recording of 'We Used To Know' at The Barbican in York on November 24, 1996, Jethro Tull showcased their enduring appeal long after their heyday. By this point, the band had released their 1995 album 'Roots to Branches,' which explored more world music influences and incorporated new sounds into the classic Jethro Tull style. This concert presence was both a throwback and an evolution, as they continued to delight fans with tracks that blended rock with folk and progressive elements. Ian Anderson's unique flute playing and charismatic stage presence kept audiences engaged, reminding everyone of the band's rich legacy. Interestingly, this performance also pointed to the band's ability to adapt over the years, maintaining a loyal fanbase while exploring new musical landscapes.

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