2010 Deluxe Edition
CD 1: Stand Up
- "A New Day Yesterday"
- "Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square"
- "Bourée"
- "Back to the Family"
- "Look into the Sun"
- "Nothing Is Easy"
- "Fat Man"
- "We Used to Know" *
- "Reason for Waiting"
- "For a Thousand Mothers"
- "Living in the Past"
- "Driving Song"
- "Sweet Dream"
- "17"
- "Living in the Past"
- "Bourée"
- "A New Day Yesterday"
- "Nothing Is Easy"
- "Fat Man"
- Stand Up (US Radio Spot #1)
- Stand Up (US Radio Spot #2)
CD 2: Live at Carnegie Hall
- "Nothing Is Easy"
- "My God"
- "With You There to Help Me"/"By Kind Permission Of" (John Evan)
- "A Song for Jeffrey"
- "To Cry You a Song"
- "Sossity, You're a Woman"/"Reasons for Waiting"/"Sossity, You're A Woman"
- "Dharma for One" (Ian Anderson/Clive Bunker)
- "We Used to Know"
- Guitar Solo (Martin Barre)
- "For a Thousand Mothers"
DVD: Live at Carnegie Hall
- Introduction
- "Nothing Is Easy"
- "My God"
- "With You There to Help Me"/"By Kind Permission Of" (Evan)
- "A Song for Jeffrey"
- "To Cry You a Song"
- "Sossity, You're a Woman"/"Reasons for Waiting"/"Sossity, You're a Woman"
- "Dharma for One" (Anderson/Bunker)
- "We Used to Know"
- Guitar Solo (Barre)
- "For a Thousand Mothers"
Ian Anderson has said that the melody and solo in "We Used to Know" were used by the Eagles in "Hotel California" as a type of tribute. The Eagles had opened for Jethro Tull at one time.
Read more about this topic: Stand Up (Jethro Tull album)
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