Ian Anderson

A question about a former Jethro Tull bandmate leads to a lengthy conversation that also touched on "lightweight porn."

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They're nevertheless "remembered very fondly for their spirited performances onstage and some of their records."

Jethro Tull frontman says he's glad he didn't make "generic music like the Stones or even the Who."

He's a singer-songwriter, a progressive-rock icon – and a man of many words.

He compared it to someone loading a police officer's gun.

He retired the moniker in 2014 and seemed content with the decision for a long time.

Leader says ‘The Zealot Gene’ isn’t a solo LP because it employs “band performance ethic.”

Future Black Sabbath guitarist had a short stint in 1968 with the fledgling prog giants.

Jethro Tull leader recalls award presenter Alice Cooper’s reaction when they met.

Jethro Tull leader reflects on two occasions where he worked with others, with varying results.

Band is reportedly three-quarters finished with 'The Zealot Gene,' the first LP under the Tull moniker since 2003.