[SmuffNuSMaxqh]

15/15 As an ex-hippie, I knew 15 because, as Sean said, he shares a name with a guy who sang a song about sunshine.

Ah, but here's the ultimate trivia question:

Who was Jethro Tull, for whom the band was named?

[For the Record, 15/15, courtesy of 8 years of Catholic education, extensive training in anthropology, Western Civ, and a smattering of religious studies]

[fuesquemill]

Ah, but here's the ultimate trivia question:

Who was Jethro Tull, for whom the band was named?

[For the Record, 15/15, courtesy of 8 years of Catholic education, extensive training in anthropology, Western Civ, and a smattering of religious studies]

As a huge Jethro Tull fan who took up the flute just to learn how to play Minstrel in the Gallery (and it remains about the only think I can competently play without sheet music), I can answer that without even a peek at Wikipedia -- Jethro Tull was an English farmer of the 18th C. who is credited with inventing the horse-drawn plow and revolutionizing agriculture.

A better rock 'n roll question is this: For what was the band Oingo Boingo (originally The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo) named?

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Jethro Tull was an English farmer of the 18th C. who is credited with inventing the horse-drawn plow and revolutionizing agriculture.

Bingo!

A better rock 'n roll question is this: For what was the band Oingo Boingo (originally The Mystic Knights of the Oingo Boingo) named?

Well, you got me there...

[glagoliska]

Jethro Tull didn't invent the horse drawn plow, he invented the seed drill (and later a horse drawn version of that).

[fashikn]

LOVE Tull. I've seen them several times. One huge regret is not getting to see them when they opened for Led Zeppelin. What a great show that must have been.