The Zealot Gene Jethro Tull
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Album-Release:
2022
HRA-Release:
28.01.2022
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- 1 Mrs Tibbets 05:54
- 2 Jacob's Tales 02:13
- 3 Mine Is the Mountain 05:40
- 4 The Zealot Gene 03:54
- 5 Shoshana Sleeping 03:41
- 6 Sad City Sisters 03:40
- 7 Barren Beth, Wild Desert John 03:37
- 8 The Betrayal of Joshua Kynde 04:06
- 9 Where Did Saturday Go? 03:53
- 10 Three Loves, Three 03:30
- 11 In Brief Visitation 03:00
- 12 The Fisherman of Ephesus 03:41
Info for The Zealot Gene
Jethro Tull returns with its first album of all-new music for 22 years. Evoking Biblical writings in a wholly different way from the now 51 year old Aqualung, The Zealot Gene - in the making since 2017 - is a darker album for darker times.
Ian Anderson elaborates, "While I have a spot of genuine fondness for the pomp and fairytale story-telling of the Holy Book, I still feel the need to question and draw sometimes unholy parallels from the text. The good, the bad, and the downright ugly rear their heads throughout, but are punctuated with elements of love, respect, and tenderness.”
Music born of emotional necessity put together by a band with nothing to prove, The Zealot Gene is a worthy addition to a peerless catalogue.
Tull bandleader Ian Anderson holds no reservations about the role for which the mythos and themes of Biblical storytelling played in the lyrical content of the new album, saying: "While I have a spot of genuine fondness for the pomp and fairytale story-telling of the Holy Book, I still feel the need to question and draw sometimes unholy parallels from the text. The good, the bad, and the downright ugly rear their heads throughout, but are punctuated with elements of love, respect, and tenderness.”
With more than 30 albums to their credit and sales totaling more than 50 million, Jethro Tull are one of the most successful rock bands of all-time with a catalog that contains classics that still resonate today.
Ian Anderson, vocals, keyboards
Joe Parrish-James, guitar
Ian Anderson, guitar
Florian Opahle, guitar
John O´Hara, keyboards
David Goodier, bass
Scott Hammond, drums
Joe Parrish-James, transverse flute
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