Jethro Tull
Stand Up
Rare & Collectible Vinyl Records

1973 US reissue on Green Chrysalis label. Clean EX copy, housed in a standard gatefold jacket without a gimmick pop-up. Jethro Tull's 'Stand Up' is like an unexpected sonic adventure that takes you down a winding musical path. Released in 1969, this album is a breath of fresh air in the late '60s rock scene. The iconic opening track, 'A New Day Yesterday,' sets the stage for an album that's filled with eclectic surprises.

What makes 'Stand Up' stand out is its ever-changing sound. From the bluesy swagger of 'For a Thousand Mothers' to the folk-inspired 'Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square,' it's a rollercoaster of musical styles that keeps you on your toes.

This album is more than just a collection of songs; it's an artistic journey. Ian Anderson's flute, Martin Barre's guitar work, and the band's experimental approach create a unique blend of rock and folk that's as unconventional as it is captivating. 'Stand Up' is like a sonic kaleidoscope, turning with every track and offering a new perspective on Jethro Tull's artistic evolution. It's a testament to the band's creative courage and a delightful detour in their discography that's a must-listen for music adventurers.