Song 389 ( Jethro Tull - Singing All Day )

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This song just absolutely fit my mood today and I felt that since I did not have another in mind I will go ahead. I cannot remember if this song was an unreleased or a b-side originally, but it was released on their Living In The Past greatest hits/live/b-sides and unreleased compilation album. Because of this most who are not 'Tull fans will probably not recognize this song. This song is a calm, grooving track with a hypnotic bass line and vocals; I love Glenn Cornick's amazing but simple bass line. Quite a nice song for a lazy Sunday.

Here is the studio version on YouTube.

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