Here is a
selection of Tulllinks I would like to recommend:
The Official Jethro Tull Homepage:
David Coursey manages The
Official Jethro Tull Website. It
contains information about the band by band
members, news, a diary, a discography,
concert dates, flute pages and other
interesting and interactive features. *

Overall
information:
- Laufi's
Jethro Tull World is the very informative
and well designed website with many features,
owned by Marco Laufenberg, a German fan who
somehow always manages to get the latest news
first. Anyway, he sits closer to the fire
than most of us do.
- Andy
Jackson is currently working on Jethro
Tull Press, a collection of press
articles and interviews spanning eventually
Jethro Tull's entire career. *
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A great site of
reference is Pete McHugh's Electrocutas.Com
- The Jethro Tull CD, Vinyl & Paper
Archive. The site is loaded
with with pictures and graphics from his
immense collection: tour programmes, tour
posters, hand bills, covers of 7" and
12" singles, bootleg albums and other
collectibles: you'll find it all here. *

The History Of
Jethro Tull:
Here is an overview of Jethro
Tull's history. More
detailed information is to be found in Dave
Rees' book "Minstrel in the Gallery : A
history of Jethro Tull".
An overview of
band members (past and present) and related
bands is offered by The
Jethro Tull Family Tree, and
includes many interesting links.
Neil Thomasson works
currently on another important aspect of
Tull's history: the complete tour schedules
since 1968, containing each and every gig and
venue. Setlists are added and possibly - in
due time - pictures and reviews too: The
Ministry Of Information. *

Album reviews:
- W.S.
Gumby's Guide To Jethro Tull offers
reviews and ratings of
Tull-albums and an interesting
"dissenting opinion page". It's the
only Tull-site that contains humour!
Discography:
- Dag
Sandbu's site Collecting
Tull contains a well worked out
discography including cover art, tourprograms
and other memorabilia. This is the place to
look for trades and auctions. Recently Steen
Hartov's site was integrated in Dag's which
now is loaded with information concerning
Jethro Tull's discography. It contains data
of all (well, almost all, as he is still
working on it) official and bootleg records,
CD's, LP's, EP's and singles as well. For
collectors this site is a valuable reference.

Guitar tabs
& sheet music:
Paco Gimenez just
launched his new Tull-site "Welcome
Home - The Jethro Tull Guitar Page", which
is brimmed with guitar tabs and chord
progression.
Books with sheet music
of Jethro Tull songs are available at Sheet
Music Plus+ and can be ordered
here online.
Guitar
Tabs with the tablatures for
Aqualung, My God, Thick As A Brick (edit #1)
and Locomotive Breath.
The Virtual
Tull Community:
Assorted Gems:
Band members (past & present):
*) These sites
were awarded with the:

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