Jethro Tull - Change Of Horses mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Bass Guitar – David Goodier
• Drums – Doane Perry
• Guitar – Martin Barre
• Keyboards – John O'Hara
• Vocals, Flute, Guitar – Ian Anderson

• Bass Guitar – David Goodier
• Drums – Doane Perry
• Guitar – Martin Barre
• Keyboards – John O'Hara
• Vocals, Flute, Guitar – Ian Anderson

Notes

Live At The Alban Arena, St Albans, Hertfordshire, UK 2010.03-07

Companies

• Recorded At – Alban Arena, St Albans

Album

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