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Clive Bunker scratching his back mid-Bourrée miming

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spending fantastic hours by listening jethro tull

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J - Jethro Tull

♪ Origin: Blackpool, Lancashire, England ♪ Genres: Progressive Rock, Folk Rock, Hard Rock, Blues Rock ♪ Years active: 1967-2012, 2017-present ♪ Original Members: Ian Anderson (lead vocals, wind, guitars, bass, strings), Clive Bunker (drums, percussion), Glenn Cornick (bass), Martin Barre (lead guitar, mandolin, flute), John Evan (keyboards, synths, piano, backing vocals, 1970-80)

♪ Notable Hits "Aqualung" 1971 [x] "Locomotive Breath" 1971 [x] "Thick as a Brick" 1971 [x] "Too Old for Rock'n'Roll" 1976 [x] "Songs From the Wood" 1977 [x]

Honourable Mentions for J:

The Jam

Japan

The Jolt

Joy Division

Judas Priest

The June Brides

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Jethro Tull Tanglewood Concert, 1970

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Jethro Tull Stand Up [The Elevated Edition] 2024 Parlophone ——————————————————————— Tracks CD One: Steven Wilson Remix 01. A New Day Yesterday 02. Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square 03. Bourée 04. Back to the Family 05. Look into the Sun 06. Nothing Is Easy 07. Fat Man 08. We Used to Know 09. Reasons for Waiting 10. For a Thousand Mothers Associated Recordings 11. Living in the Past 12. Driving Song 13. Bourée [Morgan version] Original 1969 Stereo Single Mixes 14. Living in the Past 15. Driving Song BBC Top Gear Session 16. A New Day Yesterday 17. Fat Man 18. Nothing Is Easy 19. Bourée

Tracks CD Two: Live at the Stockholm Konserthuset, 9th January 1969 Second Show 01. Introduction 02. My Sunday Feeling 03. Martin’s Tune 04. To Be Sad Is a Mad Way to Be  05. Back to the Family 06. Dharma for One 07. Nothing Is Easy 08. A Song for Jeffrey Live at the Stockholm Konserthuset, 9th January 1969 First Show 09. To Be Sad Is a Mad Way to Be 10. Living in the Past [mono] 11. Driving Song [mono] Original Radio Spots 12. Stand Up [Spot #1] 13. Stand Up [Spot #2]

Tracks DVD: Steven Wilson Remix 01. A New Day Yesterday 02. Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square 03. Bourée 04. Back to the Family 05. Look into the Sun 06. Nothing Is Easy 07. Fat Man 08. We Used to Know 09. Reasons for Waiting 10. For a Thousand Mothers Associated Recordings 11. Living in the Past 12. Driving Song 13. Bourée [Morgan version] 14. A New Day Yesterday 15. Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square 16. Bourée 17. Living in the Past 18. Look into the Sun 19. Nothing Is Easy 20. Fat Man 21. We Used to Know 22. Reasons for Waiting 23. For a Thousand Mothers 24. Living in the Past 25. Driving Song 26. Bourée [Morgan version] 27. A New Day Yesterday 28. Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square 29. Bourée 30. Back to the Family 31. Look into the Sun 32. Nothing Is Easy 33. Fat Man 34. We Used to Know 35. Reasons for Waiting 36. For a Thousand Mothers 37. Living in the Past [mono] 38. Driving Song [mono] 39. Living in the Past 40. Driving Song Live at the Stockholm Konserthuset, 9th January 1969 41. To Be Sad Is a Mad Way to Be 42. Back to the Family ———————————————————————

Ian Anderson

Martin Barre

Clive Bunker

Glenn Cornick

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Jehro Tull 1970 - Benefit (UK) 1970 - Benefit (US)

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Clive William Bunker (30 December 1946) is a #rock #drummer. He was the original drummer in the British #rock #band Jethro Tull.

Bunker played in his first band The Warriors in the 1960s. With Mick Abrahams he later formed the band known as McGregor's Engine. Between 1967 and 1971 he drummed for Jethro Tull, leaving after Tull's release of their most popular album to that date, Aqualung, to get married and spend more time with his new wife. He was replaced by Barriemore Barlow, a school friend of the group's singer/songwriter Ian Anderson. 

After his time with Jethro Tull he played with Blodwyn Pig, Robin Trower, Jude, Aviator, Jeff Pain (aka Dicken, formerly of the UK band Mr Big), Manfred Mann, Jack Bruce, Gordon Giltrap, Anna Ryder, Uli Jon Roth, Electric Sun, Steve Hillage, Vikki Clayton, Solstice, Glenn Hughes and Jerry Donahue.

Bunker's debut solo album, Awakening, was released in 1998.