Jethro Tull - Wond'Ring Aloud download song

Bravo. Ian Anderson is the greatest treasure. I don't think we'll ever see better.

A "Thumbs Down" should be required to have a written explanation.  They may be hearing the song, but they aren't "Listening" to it.

"It's only the giving that makes you what you are." Words to live by.

One of Ian Anderson's best. What a simple yet profound lyrical melody. It always paints such a beautiful time and peaceful place in my heart and mind.

His lyrics should be taught in English literature classes. His music should be studied in music appreciation and the classics. His music will go down in history as one of the greats of this time.

Christ... This is a masterpiece in it's own right! This needs to be heard...

On toast as the butter runs, then she comes, spilling crumbs on the bed. And it's only the giving that makes you, what we are.

Hmmmmmm,  Ive been a Jethro Tull fan for years.  Wondring Aloud is one of my favorite songs, yet I cant believe I just discovered the complete version of this song.  Thanks for posting!

How can anyone not like this song?

Ian Anderson. The William Shakespeare of Rock and Roll.

Thumbs up, if you've listened to this song a million times on Aqualung and having a heart attack like me hearing this version for the first time. I've always felt "why does this song have to be so short" - there, I have it!!!!

Never heard before this version. One of my most listened songs ever. What a treasure found today!

There's a beautiful ridge of low, wooded hills in England, called The Chilterns, which are effectively 'The Shire' - rising as they do in Oxfordshire, crossing Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire and finally diminishing in Hertfordshire. Everywhere in The Chilterns is steeped in Tull. Most days, I pass the building (in the town of Luton, Bedfordshire) which until 1971 used to be the Ritz cinema- and for which, amongst other duties, Iain Anderson, in 1967 and pre-Tull, was the toilet cleaner. I cannot help but smile as I pass. At other times I'm in St Albans, Hertfordshire. As I pass the Cathedral, in my mind's eye I'm seeing Iain playing 'Solstice Bells' inside the Cathedral, at one of his regular winter concerts there. In summer/autumn, there are several country pubs in the Chilterns we go to, where you can sit and have a pint and a ploughman's lunch in the pub garden and still see shire horses working a few yards away. I have Tull's 'Heavy Horses' in my mind all the day! Greetings from Hertfordshire to all lovers of Tull.

Takes me back to my college days in the early 70's.... listening to JT, smoking pot and hanging out with friends....absolutely amazing track !

Can we settle and agree once and for all that this man is a Genius!!!????

i can listen to this song forever...

"We wandered through quiet lands, felt the first breath of snow." The lyrics are pure poetry on their own, but when you add that beautiful melody and the phrasing, intonation and clarity of Ian Anderson's voice at that time; well, awesome does not really do it justice.

Wow, this is even better than the other version that we are familiar with. Excellent. Thanks for sharing this