Re: Jethro Tull
There was issued a limited edition cassette for "Steel Monkey" together with a small badge and a competition form - you had to complete a crossword to win.
So after all these years, and for the "Benefit" of members, I've enlarged the grid and put the clues underneath. Sorry, no prizes after all this time !
ACROSS
1. Respiratory apparatus for dog-end picker (8)
5. Singular announcer of Bursting Out concert (31
8. The burning Bush appeared on the "angel's" album of this name (2)
9. Lennon & McCartney sought inspiration from one ot these (4)
10. One little green man charged with a grave responsibility (1,4)
13. Negative performers of Close to the Edge (2)
15. Bob addressed her in order to inform her of his haemorrhage (2)
16. Head-banded leader of Wild Turkey (71
18. Electro-magnetic pulse (3)
20. — & —, Record Company talent finders, always in a meeting (2)
21. Beats the 'ell out of Quasimodo's favourite instrument (3)
22. The sum total of the primitive instinctive forces in an individual
subserving the pleasure pain principle (2)
24. First half of Original Fleetwood Mac song title (Parts 1 and 2) (2)
26. The sporting or, in present tense, a perfect smile by girl in Budapest (4)
28. Canada's back passage (2)
29. Heavy Horses turn under this (3)
31. The spouse of fifteen across (2)
32. Young Mandy claims she 'did it' with a fifty-year old one of these (5)
36. Khan you name an up-market traditional country kitchen stove (3)
38. Poor old twenty-nine across can see it's only — (5)
39. There was one of these under wraps on our last tour (5)
40. These steel themselves to erect high buildings (7)
42. 90 degrees from twenty-eight across (2)
43. One of these contains gold at the end of Ritchie's old group (3)
44. No light betrays the pulling of this by a poacher and his daughter on 'Crest of a Knave' (3)
45. Runs down the nose of a famous Tull character (4)
DOWN
1. Mountain men died here also (7)
2. Bruce's birth place (3)
3. Remove both ends of oxidised steel (2)
4. Fauix-pas, boo-boo (2, 2)
5. Thirty-nine across may have appeared this from the back of the theatre! (6)
6. This marks an alternative (2)
7. Tull ex-drummer (6)
11. Musicians sometimes do this with each other (3)
12. A nominal two hundred and fifty of these were under Mick Andrews
when he won the 1974 worlds Trials Championship (2)
14. Two of these appear in the first line of the first song of side one of "Crest of a Knave (3)
16. Tull's Mary suffered from this affliction (5, 3)
17. What kind of day is published quartely by David Rees, 37 Chaucer Road,
Farnborough. Hampshire GU14 8SP (3)
19. 3.1416 (2)
23. Reduce by a metre the width of the circle (3)
25. Descriptive of a particular Hungarian evening (3)
27. No Simple Simon, he has authorised the use of this, his alternative first name (2)
30. Tull new boy (3)
31. Breathing heavily, with tongues hanging out, we glimpse infinite Hungarian loveliness
through a singular wisp of this (4)
33. One of these, in diminutive form, was the subject of a ***** movie shown at the
Rissoldo Cinema. St. Cleve in 1972 (4)
34. Was lan Anderson looking for this on the Walk into Light album? (4)
35. —, or isn't it? (2,2)
36. Martin Barre goes through more than one of these each night (3)
37. Some of this sticky stuff was once medicated by heavy Traffic (3)
38. Bipeds from the mountains (3)
41. Initialised feminine hygiene apparatus (2)
Sorry can't help as I'm rubbish at crosswords
