Jethro Tull are an English rock band that released twenty studio albums between 1968 and 1999. They are best known for the classic rock evergreens “Aqualung,” “Bourée,” “Bungle In the Jungle,” “Living In the Past,” and “Locomotive Breath.” Their style encompasses blues, folk, hard rock, electronic and orchestral music. Singer Ian Anderson distinguished himself among […]
Wild Turkey was an English progressive hard-rock band that released the album Battle Hymn on Chrysalis in 1971, followed by Turkey in 1972. The band was formed by Jethro Tull‘s original bassist Glenn Cornick, who subsequently joined German rockers Karthago and later played in the stateside trio Paris. Members: Glenn Cornick (bass, 1971-74, 1995-97, 2006-14), […]
Karthago was a German rock band formed around guitarist/vocalist Joey Albrecht and keyboardist Ingo Bischof. After the 1971/72 BASF albums Karthago and Second Step, they moved into a heavier phase on Bacillus with the 1975/76 albums Rock ’n’ Roll Testament and Live at the Roxy. Albrecht headed a final trio lineup with pianist Chico de […]
Paris was an American post-psych hard rock trio that released two albums on Capitol in 1976. The band was formed by singer and guitarist Bob Welch after his five-album run with Fleetwood Mac. Members: Bob Welch (guitar, vocals), Glenn Cornick (bass), Thom Mooney (drums, 1975-76), Hunt Sales (drums, 1976) Background Paris formed in 1975 when […]
Battle Hymn is the first of two albums by English hard-rock/folk band Wild Turkey, released in 1971 on Chrysalis. Tracklist: A1. “Butterfly” (5:00) A2. “Twelve Streets of Cobbled Black” (3:10) A3. “Dulwich Fox” (3:47) A4. “Easter Psalm” (3:45) A5. “To the Stars” (4:30) B1. “Sanctuary” (4:25) B2. “One Sole Survivor” (4:00) B3. “Battle Hymn” (4:40) […]
