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Jethro Tull piano songs

5 songs by Jethro Tull, each opened like a recipe: the chords, what each hand plays and how it ends. Mostly played as pop piano, blues and boogie-woogie piano and bossa nova piano.

AqualungJethro Tull

Another Christmas SongJethro Tull

Ring Out, Solstice BellsJethro Tull

Skating Away (On The Thin Ice Of A New Day)Jethro Tull

Every Jethro Tull song

AqualungBb major · 4/4 · bVI–bVII–bVI–bVII
Another Christmas SongC major · 3/4 · I–V–IV–vi
Ring Out, Solstice BellsF major · 4/4 · V–I–IV–V
Skating Away (On The Thin Ice Of A New Day)F major · 4/4 · I–IV–I–V
Song For JeffreyD minor · 4/4 · I7–IV5–bIII5–I7

How Jethro Tull is played

Pop pianoThe bounce under a thousand radio hits.
Blues and boogie-woogie pianoSwinging left hands from the 1950s.
Bossa nova pianoSoft sways and sunny jazz chords.
The bVI–bVII–bVI–bVII loop19 songs use it
The I–V–IV–vi loop17 songs use it
The V–I–IV–V loop87 songs use it

Questions about Jethro Tull on piano

What are the easiest Jethro Tull songs to play on piano?

Start with Aqualung, Another Christmas Song and Skating Away (On The Thin Ice Of A New Day): their left hands are easy patterns, and the chords repeat.

What keys are Jethro Tull songs in?

Most often F major, Bb major and C major.

Which chord progressions do Jethro Tull songs use?

bVI–bVII–bVI–bVII, I–V–IV–vi and V–I–IV–V come up most: learn them and many of these songs are within reach.