Record Company - Warner Music Group
Produced For - Chrysalis Productions
Phonographic Copyright (p) - Parlophone Records Ltd.
Copyright (c) - Parlophone Records Ltd.
Phonographic Copyright (p) - BBC Worldwide
Phonographic Copyright (p) - Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.
Published By - Chrysalis Music Ltd.
Licensed From - The Ian Anderson Group Of Companies
Published By - Intersong Music Ltd.
Published By - Trianon Publishing
Published By - Ivy Music Ltd.
Published By - EMI Music Publishing Ltd.
Published By - Screen Gems-EMI Music Inc.
Published By - Gregmark Music, Inc.
Published By - Copyright Control
Designed At - Waldo's Design & Dream Emporium
Recorded At - Sound Techniques, London
Recorded At - Morgan Studios
Recorded At - CBS Studios, London
Mastered At - Isonic
Pressed By - Arvato- 57075331
Pressed By - Arvato- 57075328
Pressed By - Arvato- 57075325
Pressed By - Arvato- 57075318
Pressed By - Arvato- 57075319

Credits

Arranged By [Weird Trumpets And Things]-David Palmer (2) (tracks: CD1-4, CD1-15, CD3-4, CD3-14, DVD1-4, DVD1-15, DVD1-20)
Artwork-Phil Smee
Bass Guitar-Glenn Cornick
Design Concept [Cover, Original Album]-Ian Anderson, Terry Ellis
Drums, Horn [Hooter], Percussion [Charm Bracelet]-Clive Bunker
Engineer [BBC Top Gear Session]-Allen Harris (3) (tracks: CD2-1 to CD2-5), Bob Conduct (tracks: CD2-1 to CD2-5), Dave Tate (tracks: CD2-6 to CD2-9)
Engineer [Recording, Original Album]-Victor Gamm*
Flute, Mouth Organ, Horn [Claghorn], Piano, Vocals [Singing]-Ian Anderson
Guitar, Guitar [Nine String Guitar], Vocals [Singing]-Mick Abrahams
Management [Marketing By]-Paul Bromby
Mastered By [CD Master Assembly], Authoring [DVD]-Ray Shulman
Photography By [Cover]-Brian Ward (5)
Photography By [This Edition]-Brian Ward (5), Hajo Muller*, Martin Webb, Max Browne
Producer [BBC Top Gear Session]-Bernie Andrews (tracks: CD2-1 to CD2-9)
Producer [CBS Studios]-Derek Lawrence (tracks: CD2-16, CD2-17)
Producer [Original Album]-Jethro Tull (tracks: CD1-1 to 1-10), Terry Ellis (tracks: CD1-1 to 1-10)
Remix [Surround Sound Mix And Stereo Remix]-Steven Wilson
Research [Audio And Assistance]-Don Needham
Research, Coordinator [Project Co-Ordination]-Tim Chacksfield
Sleeve Notes, Research [Additional]-Martin Webb
Transferred By [Disc]-Andrew Walter

Notes

[CDs and DVD:]Made in EU.℗ & © 2018 The copyright of this compilation is owned by Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company[CD 1:]stereo[CD 2:]mono**tracks 18-20 stereo[CD 3:]1-10 stereo / 11-20 monoNo track lengths are written on this release for the DVD.[Book:]℗ 2018 the copyright if this audio and audiovisual compilation is owned by Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company.© 2018 Parlophone Records Ltd.[Track CD1-1 to CD1-10, CD1-13 to CD1-16] Recorded on 4 track at Sound Techniques Studio, June - July 1968[Track CD1-11] Recorded 30th October 1968 on 8 track in Morgan Studio 2. Released as single in November 1968[Track CD1-12] Recorded probably early November on 8 track in Morgan Studio 2. 'B' side to the Love Story single[Track CD2-1 to CD2-9] BBC Top Gear Session, recorded in mono at 201 Piccadilly, Studio 1[Track CD2-12] mono single B side, probably recorded in mono at Sound Techniques Studio, August 1968[Track CD2-15] mono MGM single A side, recorded at CBS Studios, 6th- 7th January 1968[Track CD2-17] Studio outtake recorded by The John Evan Smash at CBS Studios on 22nd October 1967.CD 1 tracks 1-16 & CD 2 track 12 ℗ 2018 Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company.CD 2 tracks 1-9 ℗ 1968 BBC Worldwide, tracks 10, 11, 13, 14, 19 & 20 ℗ 1968 Parlophone Records Ltd, tracks 15 & 16 ℗ 1968 Sanctuary Records Group Ltd, track 17 ℗ 1996 Sanctuary records Group Ltd, a BMG Company, track 18 ℗ 1969 Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company.CD3 tracks 1-10 ℗ 1968 Parlophone Records Ltd, tracks 11-20 ℗ 1968 Parlophone Records Ltd, a Warner Music Group Company.All songs published Chrysalis Music Ltd under licence from Ian Anderson Group of Companies except:Serenade For A Cuckoo published by Intersong Music Ltd; Cat's Squirrel published by Trianon Publishing; One For John Gee published by Ivy Music Ltd; Sunshine Day & Aeroplane published by EMI Music Publishing Ltd; So Much Trouble published by Screen Gems/EMI Music Inc; Stormy Monday published by Gregmark Music Inc.; Blues For The 18th is Copyright Control.[Page69:]Mix 2 was originally issued on Reprise Records in the US in the Spring of 1996 and for reasons unknown replpaced the original UK stereo mix (Mix 1) on UK pressings sometime in late 1969/early 1970. This mix has been the commercially available version on all formats in all territories since then.All but 2 tracks in Mix 2 appear to be the same as Mix 1 with the stereo image reversed. Move On Alone and It's Breaking Me Up are completely different mixes in Mix 2.The deluxe 3CD/DVD version includes:– Original album and bonus tracks remixed in stereo by Steven Wilson– Live BBC sessions recorded in 1968– Original mono mix and original 1968 U.K. stereo mix– Original album and bonus tracks remixed by Steven Wilson in 4.1 DTS and AC3– Dolby Digital surround and 96/24 LPCM stereo– Flat transfer of the 1968 stereo remix– Presented in a case-bound DVD book filled with an extensive history of the album, track-by-track annotations by Ian Anderson, plus rare and unseen photographs