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Who is Jethro Tull?
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February 29, 2012 1:36PM
Jethro Tull was an inventor who invented the seed drill, and there was a different Jethro Tull that was a rock'n roll artist
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Where does the name Jethro Tull come from?
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What products were produced in the Industrial Revolution?
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Who was Jethero Tull?
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Where was the seed drill invented?
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What specific album did Jethro Tull release in 1979 and what was the first track on the album?
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Did Jethro Tull band support the Beatles on a tour for 18 weeks in the 1960s?
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