Talk:Living in the Past (song)
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Perhaps add this to the first (composition) section:
[edit]I'd like to add (or see the author add) something like the following text, perhaps as a 2nd paragraph in the first "Composition" section: ------- The line, "Let's go living in the past," may in part refer to Ian Anderson's decision to use the 5/4 time signature that was so closely linked to the great jazz classic "TAKE FIVE" by the Dave Brubeck Quartet (composed by the quartet's saxophonist, Paul Desmond.) Anderson has clearly stated his love for that composition: "Dave Brubeck’s Take Five ... was somewhere in the back of my mind, really, because I was quite an admirer of his and the fact that he did these quite simple but elegant songs in an unlikely time signature – it impressed me as a young man, so maybe that was what drove me to try to do that." --- SOURCE: https://www.songwritingmagazine.co.uk/songs/how-i-wrote/living-in-the-past-jethro-tull Ecw4w44 (talk) 19:03, 19 June 2024 (UTC)