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“All he asked for was a six-pack of beer. He was awesome!” How Derek Shulman got Jethro Tull playing with Men Without Hats

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“All he asked for was a six-pack of beer. He was awesome!” How Derek Shulman got Jethro Tull playing with Men Without Hats

How Ian Anderson ended up playing flute on Canadian 80s synth band Men Without Hats 1987 album Pop Goes The World

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