6123. Jethro Tull - Ladies

From: War Child; Year: 1974; Genre: Progressive Rock/Flamenco Rock
Another odd one from this record, which is loaded with material written and recorded over about a three-year period. Some of the songs would make the initial release and many more would be sent out over the years since.
I am not sure if this track was to be part of "the film that did not happen," but apparently was, in fact, one of the first to be recorded. It's a very eclectic piece that starts out, [after some surface noise that sounds like a pub or a cafe], light and classical with the acoustic guitar, which then becomes more flamenco and builds with more instrumentation and strings along with Ian's flute and saxophones, but then flips around for the last bit as a rock 'n roll instrumental.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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