London. There’s something about ‘60s music that’s enduring so that beyond the Baby Boomers generation, it remains relevant and captivating even to Millennials, Zers and Alphans.
The Beatles, for instance, topped the UK charts late last year with their single Now And Then lording it over the hit parade despite overdubs, audio restoration and reconstructive technology covering for John Lennon who died in 1980 and George Harrison who passed in 2001.Somehow, remaining survivors Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr managed to give life to the song that was shelved but resurrected from home demo archives dating back to 1977.
Tull frontman Ian Anderson, 76, is ageless and still rocking. His fuzzy hair is long gone and he’s now bald. On stage, he was an electric presence, lifting his left leg and wiggling it for a few seconds while playing the flute — his standard routine. The signs of age were his paunch and the glasses he had on. His voice has always been raspy, appropriate for the recurring theme of hope from despair in his set list.
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