Stand Up (Jethro Tull Album) - 2010 Deluxe Edition

2010 Deluxe Edition

CD 1: Stand Up

  1. "A New Day Yesterday"
  2. "Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square"
  3. "Bourée"
  4. "Back to the Family"
  5. "Look into the Sun"
  6. "Nothing Is Easy"
  7. "Fat Man"
  8. "We Used to Know" *
  9. "Reason for Waiting"
  10. "For a Thousand Mothers"
  11. "Living in the Past"
  12. "Driving Song"
  13. "Sweet Dream"
  14. "17"
  15. "Living in the Past"
  16. "Bourée"
  17. "A New Day Yesterday"
  18. "Nothing Is Easy"
  19. "Fat Man"
  20. Stand Up (US Radio Spot #1)
  21. Stand Up (US Radio Spot #2)

CD 2: Live at Carnegie Hall

  1. "Nothing Is Easy"
  2. "My God"
  3. "With You There to Help Me"/"By Kind Permission Of" (John Evan)
  4. "A Song for Jeffrey"
  5. "To Cry You a Song"
  6. "Sossity, You're a Woman"/"Reasons for Waiting"/"Sossity, You're A Woman"
  7. "Dharma for One" (Ian Anderson/Clive Bunker)
  8. "We Used to Know"
  9. Guitar Solo (Martin Barre)
  10. "For a Thousand Mothers"

DVD: Live at Carnegie Hall

  1. Introduction
  2. "Nothing Is Easy"
  3. "My God"
  4. "With You There to Help Me"/"By Kind Permission Of" (Evan)
  5. "A Song for Jeffrey"
  6. "To Cry You a Song"
  7. "Sossity, You're a Woman"/"Reasons for Waiting"/"Sossity, You're a Woman"
  8. "Dharma for One" (Anderson/Bunker)
  9. "We Used to Know"
  10. Guitar Solo (Barre)
  11. "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.

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