Iron
Maiden's Bruce Dickinson joined Jethro
Tull frontman Ian
Anderson and Justin
Hayward of
the Moody Blues on
Saturday, December 10th for what was being billed as "Canterbury
Rocks At Christmas" in
the nave at the famed Canterbury Cathedral in Kent, England in
support of The Canterbury Gift, which raises money for
renovation work on the cathedral. Dickinson guested
on two songs - "Revelations" and "Jerusalem" -
and
all three musicians performed the encore, "Locomotive
Breath" from Tull's "Aqualung" album.
Fan-filmed video footage of Dickinson's appearance can be seen below.
Last year Ian Anderson and friends performed a Christmas show with special guest Greg Lake, and it was a resounding success, and this year, Dickinson was invited to perform along with Hayward.
Having spent over forty successful years in the rock industry, Ian Anderson is the frontman, flautist and voice of the legendary band Jethro Tull, who have some 30-odd albums to their credit and sales worldwide totaling more than 60 million.
Considered widely as the man who introduced the flute to rock music, Anderson has also received recognition as an accomplished solo artist with four diverse albums under his belt along with acoustic and orchestral concerts throughout the world.
Fan-filmed video footage of Dickinson's appearance can be seen below.
Last year Ian Anderson and friends performed a Christmas show with special guest Greg Lake, and it was a resounding success, and this year, Dickinson was invited to perform along with Hayward.
Having spent over forty successful years in the rock industry, Ian Anderson is the frontman, flautist and voice of the legendary band Jethro Tull, who have some 30-odd albums to their credit and sales worldwide totaling more than 60 million.
Considered widely as the man who introduced the flute to rock music, Anderson has also received recognition as an accomplished solo artist with four diverse albums under his belt along with acoustic and orchestral concerts throughout the world.
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