Official Tull Internet Radio Launched - The Official Jethro Tull Website

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Station News - Sept 6th

Songs from Giddings' new album, "Picture This" added.

In just over a week on the air, Tull radio is smashing the charts. Tull radio is #9 (Top 2%) in classic rock, #7 in prog rock and #57 (Top 7%) among all Live365® rock stations. Better yet, Tull radio is tops in rock among both official and single band stations beating Santana, Rolling Stones, the Beatles, Led Zepplin, and others. Tull radio has also been awarded a coveted "Editor's Pick" choice for its quality.

Official Tull Internet Radio - #9 in classic rock!

Tired of never hearing anything but "Aqualung" and "Locomotive Breath" on classic rock stations? Now you can listen to Tull worldwide 24-hours a day commercial free with the new official Jethro Tull Radio through Live365®. The playlist includes Tull's entire catalog along with Ian's solo works and a few of Martin Barre's. In discussion are special themed broadcasts, interviews, and much more. Listen via your web browser and media player or your Blackberry®, iPhone®, TiVo® and even your car (via mobile phone services).

You can listen via the widget on the left or better yet via the official Jethro Tull radio player. If you prefer a pop-up window, try: the pop-up version. Either way, you'll notice convenient shopping cart icons to buy the individual songs or albums from iTunes® or Amazon® respectively (you knew there was a catch, huh?). Connect the Tull the station to your own home page with our station code.

Give it a try and let us know what you think via webmaster@jethrotull.com and suggest features you would like to see. If you already have favorite Live365® stations, let us know as well. We plan on adding solo works by band members such as Martin, recent guest acts, and a few scheduled themed hours (like all acoustic). More ideas as well, to be honest, but those are our little secrets.

Questions? See the list below. Otherwise, email us.

How can I listen on my home stereo if I have a wireless web connection?: No TiVo®? If you have a newer PC or laptop, hook the audio out to an available inlet on your receiver. It is a lot easier with a laptop of course. Or, if older, you will need to connect via the headphone jack. Get a cable with a male 1/8" mini plug on one end and a red/white pair analog out on the other end. Just tell an associate at RadioShack®, Best Buy®, etc. you want to hook a headphone out on a PC to a stereo receiver. Plug the minijack into your headphone and the analog ends to an available port on your receiver. The evil webmaster does this using his AUX port but any open will work (e.g., extra DVD, etc.). Viola! Tull home stereo!

How can I listen via mobile players such as Blackberry® and iPhone®?: See Live365's® help for mobile listeners page including Windows Mobile 5 /6® and Nokia S60® as well.

How can I listen via TiVo® or other home-based player?: See TiVo's "how to listen to internet radio" instructions. It's simple, trust us! There are lots of other home web radio players as well.

How can I listen on my home stereo?: If you do not have TivO®, connect a PC (laptop probably the easiest) to an audio-in for your stereo. It is rather easy but how you do it depends on what types of "audio-out" options are available on your PC. Here is a nice guide to walk you through the connection steps.

How can I listen in my car?: Unfortunately, you can not hear us on XM® or Sirius® yet. But you can via a mobile player connected to your car's CD/radio player. The link on this page is to a nice CNet® video on how to connect.

How can I connect the Tull station to my web, Facebook®, or MySpace® page?: Copy this link for Tull's very cool official player: http://www.jethrotull.com/live365/jethrotullradio/mini/index.html. If you want to include the station directly like the widget on the left, see our widget code.


What do you mean by the "entire" Tull and Anderson catalog and some Barre songs?: Every song released by Tull or Anderson is played sequentially at random (no repeats until everything is played once). Also, there are very rare tracks never released on an album (like "It All Trickles Down" and "Blues for the 18th") found on rare EPs and other sources. There are multiple copies of some songs (like "Aqualung") because there are different recordings. If the same recording appears on more than one album, it is not repeated (like with greatest hits albums). We try to avoid the same song in any format or two songs from the same album playing close together. Songs from Martin Barre's solo album, "Stage Left," are also included.

Some of the album pictures do not match the song being played. Why?: This happens either due to the database we use to match songs to albums getting confused due to multiple appearances of a song's name across albums or for rare tracks not on general release albums. We're trying to fix it but beware of this when buying a CD or track connected via the shopping cart. The cart will give you a list of CDs matching the song however. If you buy the tune itself, listen first!

Some of Ian's song introductions do not follow with the mentioned song. Why?: This happens almost exclusively on live albums where the record companies, for some whacked reason, put the introductions for the next song in the set after the previous one. Hence, the introductions do not match. We are going thru the laborous process of editing these tracks, removing the introductions and placing them with their correct songs. It will take some time. Do keep in mind when we do this the song will NOT match the sold tune on iTunes® where the introduction will not be present.

I am having problems listening. How can I get help?: See the Live365® listener help. We can not help with technical issues, sorry.

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