Career
And later career Abrahams went on to found and the group recorded two albums, Ahead Rings Out (1969) and Getting to This (1970) before breaking up in 1970. Abrahams soldiered on with the short-lived Wommet, then the and has continued to release albums by himself and with reunited versions of. He has worked as a driver, lifeguard and financial consultant, occasionally playing gigs, especially to support causes in Dunstable, Bedfordshire.
Tull fans disapproved but Anderson apparently was not too offended, as in recent years Abrahams and Anderson have guested on each other"s records.
Abrahams has also participated in reunions, as well as one-off projects and gigs over the years. According to his website, Abrahams suffered a heart attack in November 2009 and would have to recuperate before resuming work.
In April 2010 his website revealed that he was suffering from Ménière"s disease, which would hold him back from performing at least for another year. In December 2013, he posted an update referring to his continuing health problems and mentioning that he hoped to release an album in 2014.
In 2015, Abrahams announced a new studio album called Revived!, with several guests – among them, his replacement in, Martin Barre.