Artist: JETHRO TULL
Album: STRORMWATCH REMASTERED (CD)

Release date: 1979/ 2004
Media type: CD

Stormwatch (1979) is an album by the rock group Jethro Tull and is considered the last in the trilogy of folk-rock albums by Jethro Tull (although folk music influenced virtually every Tull album).

The album deals with the deterioration of the environment, warning of an apocalyptic future if mankind does not cease its drive for economic growth and pay attention to nature.

In 2004, a remastered version of Stormwatch was released with four bonus tracks.

This is the last Tull album to feature the classic line-up of 1970s. Bassist John Glascock is only featured on three tracks ("Flying Dutchman", "Orion", and "Elegy"). Ian Anderson played bass elsewhere on the album.

The instrumental piece "Elegy" was written by David Palmer.

All songs composed by Ian Anderson except where noted.

TRACKLIST:

"North Sea Oil" – 3:12
"Orion" – 3:58
"Home" – 2:46
"Dark Ages" – 9:13
"Warm Sporran" – 3:33
"Something's on the Move" – 4:27
"Old Ghosts" – 4:23
"Dun Ringill" – 2:41
"Flying Dutchman" – 7:46
"Elegy" (David Palmer)– 3:38

The remastered CD added bonus tracks (which had been on the 20 Years of Jethro Tull box-set) and extensive liner notes:

"A Stitch in Time" – 3:40
"Crossword" – 3:38
"Kelpie" – 3:47
"King Henry's Madrigal" (Traditional)– 3:01

LINE UP:

Ian Anderson – Vocals, Flute, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Guitar (except tracks 2, 9, 10).
Martin Barre – Electric Guitar, Mandolin, and Classical Guitar
Barriemore Barlow – Drums, Percussion
John Evan – Piano, Organ
David Palmer – Synthesizers, Portable Organ and Orchestral Arrangements
John Glascock – Bass Guitar on tracks 2, 9, 10

Also featuring:
Francis Wilson – Spoken Voice on track 8