Martin Barre

Some artists have a hard time taking their hits and making them fresh not even five years after release, let alone five decades.

In the pantheon of 70s rock guitar gods, Martin Barre does not get a fair shake.

In addition to the band members he has been touring with in recent years, Martin Barre was joined by Dee Palmer and Clive Bunker for the 50 years of Jethro Tull Tour.

Washington D.C., USA

Temperatures may have plummeted outside, but that didn't stop hundreds of adoring fans turning out to see Jethro Tull icon Martin Barre and his group.

After interviewing Martin Barre for Parklife DC last week, I was eager to see the former Jethro Tull guitarist and his band perform.

Martin Barre, known for is work in Jethro Tull, was at The River Club in Scituate MA this week in support of the upcoming release, Roads Less Traveled. He was joined by Alan Thompson on bass, Dan Crisp on guitar/lead vocals and Darby Todd on drums. They performed a mix of new original music Lone Wolf and (Thi