While playing live with Jethro Tull might have been fun most of the time, Ian Anderson still won't touch this particular ...

Ian Anderson walked onto stage in Helsinki days ago, beaming like a benign grandad. Was he too old to rock and roll? In an ...

We might still have some trouble thinking of Barre as the "former Jethro Tull guitarist" but, here, as he anticipates his solo acoustic tour and looks back on the band's epic legacy, he is okay with i ...

“Locomotive Breath.” The band’s career-defining track includes a massive flute feature by Ian Anderson, which quickly became one of the song’s most distinct parts. Indeed, watching ...

“When anyone works with Ian, Ian dominates,” conceded ... Cross-Eyed Mary and glowering signature tune Locomotive Breath), it also has metaphysical heft. Inspired in part by fellow firebrand Roy ...

Their fourth studio album had endured a difficult gestation period – not only had they abandoned two previous recordings, but band leader Ian Anderson ... The Locomotive Breath and Aqualung ...

Hell, Ian Anderson (not the former Braves pitcher) should get style points for his stork-like stance while he’s playing his flute. No collection of truly great rock music stars is complete ...

In corresponding moves. they optioned righty Michael Darrell-Hicks and designated righty Ian Anderson for assignment. Anderson was just acquired from Atlanta prior to Opening Day. It was a one-for ...