Jethro Tull released 'Stormwatch' in September 1979, completing a folk-rock trilogy the band started with 'Songs from the Wood' in 1977 and continued the following year with 'Heavy Horses'. 'Stormwatch' was also the final album to feature the classic late-1970s Jethro Tull lineup, which included Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, John Glascock, John Evan, David (now Dee) Palmer and Barriemore Barlow. 'Stormwatch' marked the end of an era for Jethro Tull. Due to his deteriorating health, bassist John Glascock missed most of the sessions for the album and only appears on three of its songs ('Flying Dutchman', 'Orion' and 'Elegy'). Tragically, Glascock died shortly after the album was released. The release features 8 bonus tracks.Disc 11. North Sea Oil - Jethro Tull2. Orion - Jethro Tull3. Home - Jethro Tull4. Dark Ages - Jethro Tull5. Warm Sporran - Jethro Tull6. Somethings On the Move - Jethro Tull7. Old Ghosts - Jethro Tull8. Dun Ringill - Jethro Tull9. Flying Dutchman - Jethro Tull10. Elegy - Jethro Tull11. Crossword (Bonus Track) - Jethro Tull12. Kelpie (Bonus Track) - Jethro Tull13. Broadford Bazaar (Bonus Track) - Jethro Tull14. King Henry's Madrigal (Bonus Track) - Jethro Tull15. Urban Apocalypse (Bonus Track) - Jethro Tull16. Man of God (Bonus Track) - Jethro Tull17. Sweet Dream Fanfare (Bonus Track) - Jethro Tull18. Sweet Dream - Jethro Tull