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Jethro Tull – Stand Up - Used VG
$9.99
Jethro Tull's Stand Up brings progressive, folk and blues rock together across ten tracks, from “A New Day Yesterday” and “Bourée” to “Nothing Is Easy.” This 1969 US Reprise LP is listed as the pop-up gatefold edition, making its distinctive packaging part of the appeal for a vintage rock collection.
Condition: Used vinyl graded VG, with some non-feeler hairlines. Cover graded VG, with a partial seam split along the top of the back cover.
| Label | Reprise Records – RS 6360 |
| Format | Vinyl LP, album; pop-up gatefold |
| Country | US |
| Released | 1969 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Style | Progressive rock, folk rock, blues rock |
Tracklist
| A1 | A New Day Yesterday |
| A2 | Jeffrey Goes To Leicester Square |
| A3 | Bourée |
| A4 | Back To The Family |
| A5 | Look Into The Sun |
| B1 | Nothing Is Easy |
| B2 | Fat Man |
| B3 | We Used To Know |
| B4 | Reasons For Waiting String arrangement and conducting credited to David Palmer |
| B5 | For A Thousand Mothers |
Edition notes: The source listing describes two-tone W7 Reprise labels, W7 branding on the front cover, and Chrysalis Production branding on the labels and rear cover. The gatefold design features a pop-up cut-out of the band. No pressing plant is confirmed by the listed runout information.
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