DAILY SPORRAN No.18. Cover of “A Song For Jeffrey” (by Jethro Tull)

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Daily Sporran no.18: My cover of “A Song for Jeffrey” from the 1968 Jethro Tull album “This Was”.

Song starts at 0:40

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Stewart Wood

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Great interpretation of the slide parts, with no slide! The whole thing is fantastic! 👍

alexbrands

Super! Im a tull purest but this is awesome! Thank you!!!

boshiboshi

when I saw this I thought "how is he going to do this? It is not an acoustic guitar song at all. It's a flute and electric guitar blues song."

But of course Woody comes up with a very clever arrangement. Why would I doubt? It's VERY different than the original, but still very good. Well done once again, mate!

joethomas

An excellent rendition of this early classic from This Was. Amazing how skilled you are with just an amazing guitar.
😛sttgaegoaktd

stevenhaywood

Always had mixed emotions about Song for Jeffrey, but you’ve breathed fresh, new life into it!
Stewart, after going thru your whole repertoire (to date) - and now doubling back - its really great enjoying and singing along to songs Ive known for decades, and yet feeling like I’m hearing them for the first time!

BobC

Fantastic version thanks, to me that is Tulls signature tune soon as you hear that flute you know it Tull.

stephenwaters

Muito bom, gosto muito desse cara. Ele retrata bem o Jethro.

joaogobet

Hi Stewart ! Thats a very folky, Ian-sounding rendition. If I'd never heard the original, I would find it another great Ian tune.

In this case Mick Abrahams was prominent, and you'd have to tune to an open G chord
D G D G B E to catch the original atmosphere, utilizing a slide and play the basic G really fully open (except for the D bass string, of course), and not "Rocker-like" in the style of Keith, Rory and the like.

Greets from Berlin, Conny

konradgundel

maybe he say I´ll take you with all with me

CamposCaster

You are really getting good at this. Is there an empty slot in the shadow cabinet on culture! You would get my vote.

borealis

hello, please, can you tell me what you say after "goona give away my car" ? the lyrics in google don´t say the exact words in this part, , ,

CamposCaster

You didn't need luck, that was really magical :) Thanks for sharing, hoping you might enjoy my cover within my channel Stewart, Dominic :)

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