Produced by Tull’s Ian Anderson this was their sixth album and included live favourite Thomas the Rhymer. They do a cover of "To Know Him Is to Love Him", featuring a guest appearance from David Bowie on saxophone. It made #13 in the charts. It was their second highest charting record and marks their most successful era between Gaudete and All Around My Hat. I remember seeing them on TV around this time. And singer Maddy was wearing red spandex trousers and I remember thinking this was very rock n roll for a folk band
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