Jethro Tull - Living In The Past Album

Tracklist

1	Witches Promise Acoustic Guitar – Martin BarreKeyboards [Mellotron] – John Evan
2	Singing All Day Balalaika, Organ [Hammond] – Ian Anderson
3	Locomotive Breath
4	Living In The Past Arranged By [Strings], Conductor – Lou Toby
5	Song For Jeffrey Guitar – Mick Abrahams
6	By Kind Permission Of Engineer – David Palmer , Kim KingEngineer [Mixing] – Robin BlackWritten-By – Evan
7	Life Is A Long Song Acoustic Guitar – Martin Barre
8	Sweet Dream Arranged By [Orchestra], Conductor – David Palmer Guitar [12 String] – Ian Anderson
9	Teacher
10	Dr. Bogenbroom Harpsichord – John Evan
11	Love Story Guitar – Mick AbrahamsMandolin – Ian Anderson
12	Inside
13	From Later
14	Christmas Song Arranged By [Strings], Conductor – David Palmer Mandolin, Whistle [Tin] – Ian Anderson
15	Bouree
16	Nursie
17	Dharma For One Backing Vocals – Clive BunkerBacking Vocals, Percussion – John Evan, Martin BarreEngineer – David Palmer , Kim KingEngineer [Mixing] – Robin BlackWritten-By – Bunker, Anderson
18	Driving Song
19	Wond'ring Again Glockenspiel – Clive Bunker
20	Just Trying To Be Celesta – John Evan
21	Up The 'Pool

Credits

• Acoustic Guitar – Ian Anderson (tracks: B6, D1, D3 to D5, D7)
• Bass – Glenn Cornick (tracks: A1 to B5, C1 to D1), Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond (tracks: D2 to D6)
• Design, Artwork [album] – CCS
• Drums – Barriemore Barlow (tracks: D3 to D6), Clive Bunker (tracks: A1 to B5, C1 to D2)
• Engineer – Andy Johns (tracks: A2, A3, A6 to B4), John Burns (tracks: C1, C2, D2), John Wood (tracks: D3, D5, D6), Robin Black (tracks: B5, B6, D1), Victor Gamm (tracks: A1, D3 to D7)
• Engineer [Remixing] – John Burns
• Executive-Producer – Terry Ellis
• Flute – Ian Anderson (tracks: A1, A2, A4 to B2, B4, B5, C1, C2, D2 to D6)
• Guitar – Martin Barre (tracks: A4 to B5, C1 to D6)
• Mastered By – Peckie, Pecko, Porky , Porkie
• Organ [Hammond] – John Evan (tracks: B3, D4, D6)
• Percussion – Clive Bunker (tracks: A2, A4, C2)
• Photography By – Tony Loew, Brian Ward , Ed Caraeff, Jackie O'Lochlainn, Michael Graber
• Piano – John Evan (tracks: B4, C1, D1 to D3, D5, D6)
• Producer – Ian Anderson (tracks: A4 to B6, D1 to D7), Jethro Tull (tracks: A1 to A3), Terry (tracks: A1 to B4, D2)
• Vocals – Ian Anderson (tracks: A1 to A5, B1 to B6, C2 to D7)
• Written-By, Directed By [Remixing] – Ian Anderson

Notes

Original Greek 1st pressing with US tracklist.
Rough cardboard sleeve, no any credits written on spine.
Gatefold sleeve with inserting of the discs from the inside.

Labels have cat.# RS 0327 and RS 0328 while sleeve has RS 0326/7 on the inside of the gatefold and 0327/8 on back. Maybe exists a small gold sticker inside gatefold with the correct catalog number, hiding the wrong RS 0326/7 one (look the upload image).
Under the sticker, the US Category 2TS 2106 is printed

Side 3 recorded live at Carnegie HallNote that this is very similar to Living In The Past.
The only difference is found on labels which have (TUL.101/2/3/4) with parentheses.
Living In The Past has TUL.101/2/3/4 without parentheses.

Original UK press released with the green Chrysalis labels.
Released in a leather effect gatefold sleeve with 22 page booklet stapled to the inside.
Pages 5 & 6 and pages 19 & 20 are sealed together on three sides to provide a pouch for the records.

Made and printed by The Cavendish Press Ltd., Leicester.

Category CJT1 appears on spine of sleeve

℗1972

(Note that on the US version track B5 is "Alive and Well and Living In" and track D2 is "Hymn 43".)

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Side A Variant 1): CJT 1 A-1U GR 1 PORKIE
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Variant 1): CJT 1 B-1U T 1 PECKIE
• Matrix / Runout (Side C Variant 1): CJT 2 A-1U L 1 PORKY
• Matrix / Runout (Side D Variant 1): CJT 2 B-1U RT 1 PECKO
• Other (Cat number LP 1): CJT 1
• Other (Cat number LP 2): CJT 2
• Matrix / Runout (Side A Stamped Variant 2): CJT 1 A-1U RO PORKIE ( etched )
• Matrix / Runout (Side B Stamped Variant 2): CJT 1 B-1U VD 1 2 PECKIE ( etched )
• Matrix / Runout (Side C Stamped Variant 2): CJT 2 A-1U TL PORKIE ( etched )
• Matrix / Runout (Side D Stamped Variant 2): CJT 2-B-1U LP 2 PECKIE ( etched )

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Chrysalis Records Ltd.
• Published By – Chrysalis Music Ltd.
• Published By – Ian Anderson Music Ltd.
• Recorded At – Sound Techniques, London
• Recorded At – Morgan Studios
• Recorded At – Vantone Sound Studios
• Recorded At – Western Recorders
• Recorded At – Carnegie Hall
• Recorded At – Island Studios
• Remixed At – Morgan Studios
• Made By – The Cavendish Press Ltd.
• Printed By – The Cavendish Press Ltd.
• Pressed By – The Gramophone Co. Ltd.

• Distributed By – Lyra
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Chrysalis Records

Short intro

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