For those Jethro Tull fans out there, you may remember when Ian Anderson and his band of merry minstrels were at the peak of their creative powers.
Well, I took a photo of this pair of froggy minstrels with my Samsung Mobile, and edited it with Adobe Photoshop Mobile or something like that.
A fun photo, I think, for a great band.
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oh now that takes me back in Time 🙂 I have seen them many times, he is one of my favorites
I have enjoyed listening as he plays with the Blackmore Night’s, I’ve worn out several CD’s with them
Wonderful image 🙂
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Ian Anderson played with Blackmore’s Night? I tried to find this but could not. I did discover Blackmore’s Night though, and they are good. Which of their albums do you recommend?
I stopped following Richie Blackmore when he created Rainbow. I found the material they produced to be very uneven. They do have a wonderful song called “Stargazer”, though
I think The Village Lantern is my favorite,
I didn’t really like Rainbow either…
I read an interview in i think the Faerie Magazine and Ian Anderson was part of it and he was in a photograph with them…I know he was playing with them in 2002 he did Play Minstrel Play
I grew up listening to Jethro Tull 🙂 I saw them many many times in concert, and I think I have every album they ever made, when I was stationed in Germany their music was my end of the day play it loud moment LOLs
I need my morning coffee, I just came back from my morning walk 🙂
I will leave you with my favorite song
Have a wonderful day Rajiv
Take Care…You Matter…maryrose
It is a fun image. Seems we like similar music too!
It does too!