HIGH WYCOMBE

From:	Erin www.wngaloud.com	(Mon Apr 1 18:57:39 2002)
So that's Where Pete Townsend got it from
From:	repstein@moorerehab.com	(Fri Jul 26 04:53:25 2002)
I was just made aware of this site. Looking at the pix has brought back some excellent feelings. Jethro Tull was an incredible band for me. Thanks for the awesome music and memories. I'm happy for you that you were able to have your experiences as a member of this band. I hope it was as great as someone one this side of the fence dreams it might have been. I also hope that you still play.
From:	dazza	(Mon Dec 23 13:36:11 2002)
Hi Glenn Sweat? oil? paint? (on your bass)...
From:	jsmaffi@aol.com	(Thu Feb 19 15:30:43 2004)
I was living in N.Y. when I first heard Tull. I was blown away by their musicianship and vibe. Glen Cornick is one of my all time fav bassists. Not many bassists can play a melody line under a lead line like Glen. Inside, Song for Jeffrey rocks. I thank you for all those fond memories. I still listen to all of my early Tull up until Minstrel In The Gallery. I got lost a bit after that
From:	Luc Jakobs	(Tue Mar 2 13:39:04 2004)
Tull still is a wonderful band! Your bass-solo on Boureé is still the best Glenn!
From:	jay	(Sat May 22 05:44:08 2004)
Glenn was my primary influence when I was learning the bass. "Inside," as mentioned by someone else, was a great thrill. It still is today! Regarding this particular photo, though, I'd have to say it's a good thing Glenn grew his hair long. "To Cry You A Song" is playing on my stereo right now. Another great Cornick tune!
From:	glenncornick@msn.com	(Sat Nov 6 09:27:21 2004)
It's great to hear all your nice comments.
From:	n-t@ausexpat.fsnet.co.uk	(Thu Jan 6 12:05:13 2005)
Nice Hair !!!
From:	Aaron	(Sat Mar 4 15:47:26 2006)
Regarding the bass, I've always been curious as to why this one has a right handed Jazz Bass body, but a left handed neck.
From:	Nick	(Fri Mar 2 12:36:12 2007)
That bass kicks ass. That's the same one that you played on the Rolling Stones Circus.