Jethro Tull/UK 1990

The best professional shot that represented JETHRO TULL in the 90’s has been newly discovered. What is depicted is “May 6, 1990 Empire Performance”. It was around the time when they were attracting attention after unexpectedly winning a Grammy Award, and it was a festival-style show held with FLEETWOOD MAC, Hall & Oates, and RIVER CITY PEOPLE (they were the second performer after FLEETWOOD MAC). . Also, JETHRO TULL at that time was in the “ROCK ISLAND” era. First, let’s look back at the show’s position from the schedule at that time. ●1989《ROCK ISLAND” released on August 21st》・September 18th – October 16th: Europe #1 (22 performances)・October 23rd – December 10th: North America (38 performances) ●1990・May 4th-28th: ​​UK (19 performances)←★Coco★・August 25th-September 2nd: Europe #2 (5 performances)・September 8th-15th: Brazil (6 performances) )・September 22: Milton Keynes performance This is JETHRO TULL in 1989/1990. The main part of the world tour accompanying “ROCK ISLAND” will end in May. After that, we participated in huge events such as summer festivals in Europe and South America. The show that unfolds is also wonderful. The set is wide enough to summarize the glorious history. A selection of famous songs from each era, from his debut work “Serenade To A Cuckoo” to the title number of his latest work “ROCK ISLAND”. Live at Empire Theatre, Sunderland, UK 6th May 1990 Pro-Shot(71:20) 1. Wond’Ring Aloud 2. Steel Monkey 3. Thick As A Brick 4. Living In The Past 5. Rock Island 6. Nellie the Revenge 7. Cheap Day Return 8. Nursie ,Mother Goose 9. Jack-A-Lyn 10. Love Story 11. Serenade To A Cuckoo 12. A Christmas Song 13. Budapest 14. Strange Avenues15. Kissing Willie 16. Pine Martin’s Jig 17. Drowsy Maggie 18. Dun Ringill 19. Jack-in-the Green 20. Said She Was a Dancer 21. My God 22. Pussy Willow 23. Pibroch (inst.) 24. Another Christmas Song 25. Farm on the Freeway 26. Too Old To Rock ‘N’ Roll, Too Young to Die Ian Anderson – vocals, flute, guitar Martin Barre – guitars, mandolin Doane Perry – drums, percussions Dave Pegg – bass, vocals Martin Allcock – keyboards, acoustic guitar