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The Original Jethro Tull Was A 19th Century English Agriculturist Who Invented A Seed Drill You See. The First Automatic Process Where By Small Holes Were Made In Mother Earth And Even Smaller Seeds Were Deposited One At A Time And Neatly Covered Over As A Cat Does After Having Being Naughty.

I Kind Of Like The Idea Of Living A Rather Ordinary Life As A Shopkeeper, And I Examine That Possibility As One Of The Outcomes Of The Young Gerald Bostock Growing Older.

I Don't Think People Really Do Listen. We Plug Into Music, And We Have Short Attention Spans. We Tend To Download Individual Tracks From Itunes Rather Than A Whole Album. We Buy Music Dvds And Watch Them Once, And Then They Disappear Into A Drawer, Or We Loan Them To A Friend, And We Never Watch It Again.

All The Time I Was Playing The Flute, The Lines, The Solos, The Riffs, The Construction, Were Based On My Guitar Skills. I Did Not Play The Flute To Exploit Its Natural Faculties, But I Used It As A Surrogate Guitar.

I Was Not A Great Guitarist, So I Sold My 1960 Fender Stratocaster In Exchange For A Shure Microphone, Made In Chicago, And A Flute.