Heavy Horses

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Jethro Tull: Ian Anderson (vocals, guitar, mandolin, flute); Martin Barre (guitar); John Evan (piano, organ); David Palmer (portative pipe organ, keyboards); John Glascock (bass); Barriemore Barlow (drums). Additional personnel: Darryl Way (violin). Recorded at Maison Rouge Studio, Fullham, London in January 1978. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Personnel: Ian Anderson (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, mandolin, flute); Martin Barre (guitar, electric guitar); Darryl Way (violin); Dee Palmer (saxophone, keyboards, synthesizer); John Evan (piano, organ, keyboards); John Glascock (bass guitar); Barriemore Barlow (drums, percussion). Recording information: Maison Rouge Studio, Fulham, London, England (01/1978). Photographers: Shona Anderson; James Cotier. HEAVY HORSES brings together the best elements of Jethro Tull's sonic arsenal: heavy guitars, intricate, evolving song structures, folk tendencies, and Ian Anderson's inimitable growl. The album opens with the bouncy "And the Mouse Police Never Sleeps," a fairy tale-like song about the adventures of a group of forest animals. "Acres Wild" features a disco-esque groove held down by funky drums and bass. The album's out-and-out highlight is the nearly eight-minute "No Lullaby," a song that undergoes the sort of musical metamorphoses present in Tull's best material. Another exceptional effort is the multi-textured title track, a song written as a tribute to the farm horses in England (which, at the time of the album's release, were declining in number). HEAVY HORSES is one of the band's most heartfelt efforts.