Origin: Blackpool, England
Out of all the bands that formed in the late 60s and rose to stardom in the 70s, there were very few that were as original and eclectic as Jethro Tull. Their unique fusion of blues, jazz, British folk, classical and hard rock, coupled with complex and borderline nonsensical lyrics has over time proven to be one of those rare amalgamations which is appreciated at multiple levels, from the casual music listener to the hardcore progressive rock enthusiast. Most of the band's success (and uniqueness) can be credited to charismatic front man and true musical genius Ian Anderson (flute, acoustic gui…