Latest about Jethro Tull
“Martin is doing his own stuff. He should be having a whale of a time, instead of being embittered about Jethro Tull”: Ian Anderson seemingly rules out the prospect of a ‘Tull reunion with Martin Barre
Anderson doesn't think a reunion with Barre “would make the atmosphere within the band very easy”
“Martin Barre had a Strat and it was on the stage one day – I picked it up and plugged it into my amp. Immediately, I thought, ‘I like the voicing of that…’”: Robin Trower looks back on making some of guitar’s most influential recordings
The Stratocaster master reflects on his first encounter with Fender’s finest, and the days when guitar-led power trios shook the foundations with high-decibel progressive rock
“I am Jethro Tull's guitar player. I was, I am now, and I always will be”: Martin Barre says he remains the prog legends’ guitarist, despite Ian Anderson’s insistence on touring under the ’Tull name
Barre reckons Anderson’s solo band rebadging as Jethro Tull cannot replace their musical connection
15 of the best songs played with a capo
Must-hear tracks that make use of this essential guitar accessory
Jethro Tull’s Ian Anderson says he’s against guitarists who have techs tune their instruments for them
"You should take pride in your instrument and take pride in keeping it clean and keeping it in tune," offered the flutist and acoustic guitar player
Dave Pegg and Testament's Steve Di Giorgio talk Jethro Tull, folk rock, fretless bass and Fairport Convention
Worlds collide when a thrash legend meets his hero...
Billy Sheehan names 5 of his favorite bass albums
Sheehan is one of the world’s most accomplished bassists - so we can all learn from the five albums that influenced him
Guitar Techniques of Prog-Rockers Gentle Giant, Yes, Genesis and King Crimson
Examine the envelope-pushing sounds of some of the essential prog-rock bands of the Sixties/early Seventies era.
