Ian Anderson's wife reputedly wrote at least the core concept of the Aqualung lyrics referencing the sound he made while singing through the flute, and his bawdy nature. If I'm not mistaken, he wrote "Cross-eyed Mary about her." "Thick As A Brick" was actually a suite that combined several different songs, and reprises knitted together with instrumental interludes.
Awesome video any plans for locomotive breath and wind up the two other tracks that really stand out for me. There’s a live version of My God on yt that is really cool
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Such great Songs from such an awesome Band! 🤟 Thanks for the deep memories of the good old days 🙏👴🙋♂️
Ian Anderson's wife reputedly wrote at least the core concept of the Aqualung lyrics referencing the sound he made while singing through the flute, and his bawdy nature.
If I'm not mistaken, he wrote "Cross-eyed Mary about her."
"Thick As A Brick" was actually a suite that combined several different songs, and reprises knitted together with instrumental interludes.
Hymn 43 is must know!
Mother Goose is a must.
Very good.
Great" Steve Jobs " nothing easy but, this helps
Awesome video any plans for locomotive breath and wind up the two other tracks that really stand out for me. There’s a live version of My God on yt that is really cool
I will be doing locomotive breath eventually
He called him Aqualung because he had pneumonia. Pneumonia is having fluid in one’s lungs.
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nope this does not include the 2 or 3 songs I wish for, maybe you are too young for Stand Up
Did you mean to write and send it? Looks like your first (and only?) thought