Ian Anderson To Visit Grave Of The Read Jethro Tull: Ian Anderson News
. He'll take the tribute one step further when he visits Tull's memorial at St Bartholemew's Church in Lower Basildon, Berkshire. The pioneering agriculturalist was buried there after his death in 1741. He's remembered for inventing the horse-drawn seed drill among other innovations, before one of Anderson's early managers chose his name for what was to be a one-off performance in 1967. Anderson created Jethro Tull: A Rock Opera after having ignored the real Tull's biography for years, finding it "awkward and embarrassing." When he finally read up he discovered many of the band's songs were "an easy fit" with what's known about his life. Read more - here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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