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Songs from the Wood is the tenth studio album by British progressive rock band Jethro Tull, released February 1977.

Jethro Tull - Songs From The Wood (1977).

The album is considered to be the first of a trio of folk rock albums: Songs from the Wood, Heavy Horses (1978) and Stormwatch (1979). On the album cover appears an extended title line: Jethro Tull-with kitchen prose, gutter rhymes and divers-Songs from the Wood. The title track of the album contain two of these phrases in its lyrics. The UK music-paper adverts read: Jethro Tull present ‘Songs From The Wood’. A new album of Old Magic. It’s inspired by the thought that perhaps nature isn’t as gentle as we’d like to believe.

Jethro Tull’s tenth album was inspired by Ian Anderson’s departure to a more rural environment in a transition which bore clear influence on the writing and recording process, with the band notably doffing a cap to British folklore and countryside. Highlights include: 3CD, 2 DVD and 96 page book deluxe package. Including the original album remixed by Steven Wilson. A host of unreleased associated recordings and live tracks. On May 19th 2017, Parlophone Records will be releasing the long awaited Country Set, the deluxe version of Songs From The Wood. The first disc of the set contains the Steven Wilson remix of the original studio album, accompanied by associated recordings. This includes the tracks Old Aces Die Hard and Working John, Working Joe which are being released here for the first time on any format.

Songs From The Wood (London 1980). 03:26 320 Кб/с 31. One White Duck(Inst. /Songs From The Wood. 05:42 320 Кб/с 17. One White Duck (Instr) & Songs From The Wood. 06:16 320 Кб/с 12. Songs And Horses (Songs From The Wood, Heavy Horses). The Scream From The (Pimple Wood). 01:21 128 Кб/с 22. A Christmas Song, 'The Jethro Tull Christmas Album'.

96 Page Booklet: - An extensive note by Martin Webb about the writing, recording and touring of Jethro Tull's tenth studio album Songs From The Wood. A track by track annotation of the album and associated recordings by Ian Anderson. Lyrics for the album and bonus tracks. An interview with studio engineer and radio producer Trevor White

The group's sound was never more carefully balanced between acoustic folk and hard rock - the result is an album that sounds a great deal like the work of Tull's Chrysalis Records labelmates Steeleye Span (though Nigel Pegrum never attacked his cymbals - or his entire drum kit - with Barriemore Barlow's ferocity). Songs From The Wood is often referred to as one of the most commercially appealing Jethro Tull albums, containing elements of rock, prog and folk-rock. Although media reaction at the time divided opinion, the album has certainly developed a nostalgic rapport with fans through the years and it is perceived today as one of the band’s most popular albums.