Glenn Cornick This is Me

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1. 1. Wild Turkey

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   Published on: 3/14/2008   Last Visited: 3/21/2008

   Glenn Cornick's WILD TURKEY
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   Most of the songs were written by Glenn Cornick and the old one's were particularly reminisent of the fabulous prog rock era.John Pugwash Weathers did not make the trip due to illness, but Glenn wished him well as did an enthusiastic audience.
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   Glenn Cornick - on bass and founder member of Jethro Tull.
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   Jethro Tull's bass player Glenn Cornick and drummer Clive Bunker team up again for a Northeast gig with progressive blues outfit Wild Turkey.
   
   Three albums that should be in any serious Tull fans record collection are This Was, Stand Up and Benefit which all feature ace bass player Glenn Cornick and demon drummer Clive Bunker.
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   Glenn Cornick is almost a local lad.Well Cumbria is just next door and he's from Barrow-in-Furness.He joined The John Evan Band with Ian Anderson in 1966, which one year later became known as Jethro Tull with Clive bunker and the excellent Mick Abrahams on guitar.During those incredible years with Tull, Cornick and Bunker travelled the world and became household names.
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   It was 1970 that Cornick moved on to start Wild Turkey and teamed up with superb Welsh singer Gary Pickford-Hopkins and from 1971 to 1973 they relentlessly toured Europe and America with other leading bands of the time such as YES, Black Sabbath, ZZ Top, Ten Years After and the new Jethro Tull.
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   Clive Bunker is a workaholic and was called up by Cornick for this tour.

2. 2. The Executives

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   Published on: 9/23/2007   Last Visited: 9/23/2007

   Glenn Cornick - bass

3. 3. Wild Turkey

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   Published on: 3/21/2006   Last Visited: 12/23/2007

   Glenn Cornick - bass
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   A founder member of Jethro, Glenn had started to write songs that were not compatible with the musical identity of Jethro and rather than remain just playing bass with them, he decided to go his own way.
   
   The decision made, Glenn started to look for the musicians for the band he had in mind.Over a period of three months, he looked at and auditioned a variety of people he'd been recommended.Eventually he chose four.Each of them came from vastly differing backgrounds, but as Wild Turkey, the name he chose for his new band, they have developed a corporate style that has been welded together over the past few months.They rehearsed, talked music and lived together in a farmhouse they rented for a month and then went out on the road.It was Glenn's decision to go out and build a reputation by playing to the club audiences that are instrumental in building a band's following rather than make use of the name and stature he earned within Jethro and rush straightaway into the recording studios to trade on his past.
   
   During the past few months, Wild Turkey have steadily built an ever increasing following among club and college audiences around the country.With Glenn in Wild Turkey are vocalist Gary Pickford-Hopkins, drummer Jeff Jones, rhythm guitarist Jon Blackmore and lead guitarist Alan "Tweke" Lewis.