JETHRO TULL Live Tanglewood 1970 Remaster 16:9 (SB Mix)
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2023
- Tanglewood 1970 now available in Widescreen with audio and video imperfections minimized, Enjoy! SMB
Nothing is Easy 2:40
My God/Flute Solo 10:38
Stage Banter 21:31
With You There to Help Me 22:34
Piano Solo (Evan) 26:37
Dharma for One 34:38
Drum Solo (Bunker) 41:35
We Used to Know 58:01
Guitar Solo (Barre) 1:01:36
For a Thousand Mothers 1:17:25
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been listening to Jethro tull since I was 14.im now 65 and still listening to them. one of my favorite band of all time
Pretty much the same here. Now 64, started listening around age 12 (I had older siblings with records).
Bravo!!!...
67 and I still love it 2024 😎✍🏼
71 and so sad I never saw them live!
👍1958👍
To all of us who was a teenager around this time ... we were so freaking lucky .
No shit!😂😂❤❤
Thank God, It ain't swifty shit!🎼🎵🎵🎵🎶
I was 12 yrs old and still listen to their music.
agreed
This is good music. I was lucky enough to get to see them twice in the late 60's and early 70s. I was only 15
Damn all you lucky bas☆ards!
Twice too... Brick was a blast
got to see his legendary live shows , a rare generational talent , unmatched lyrics, musical genius
The Solo ist Magic. The Band ist Great a in Teamplaying .Bodyworking ,Mimic,Gestic Marvolous
STILL the most underrated band EVER ... early Tull ( this was-stand up-benefit ) were incredible
You have a good ear and good taste. That was a helluva trifecta.
THANK YOU MR. IAN!! OUR generation still love your genius!
Clive Bunker is one of my favorite Drummers of all time...
Agreed !! Even his replacement, Barrie Barlow, was no slouch either....
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@@craigfazekas3923 Ah, someone who knows his real name! I learned just how unreal a drummer Barlow is watching that video of his 1977 Tull drum solo.
He was playing a bunch of the same concepts Bozzio was with Zappa at the same time. And who doesn't love Clive? He powered my favorite version of Tull.
Clive was a great drummer but Barriemore Barlow was Tulls best drummer ever.
Phenomenal proformance! I think the best I've ever seen. I missed seeing this particular video until tonight.
The Three B's
Bonham, Baker, Bunker
16 years old laying on the floor at a new friends house, stoned, seeing the album cover to Thick as a Brick. He put it on the record player and I was lost into the most wonderful blend of rock and classical music. I was able to see them live when they came near to where I live. Played the full track of Thick as a Brick live. I been a fan ever since.
Nothing like them!
First live rock concert JT , gen admin , San Diego ‘71…..life changing for an impressionable young guitarist👐🏽
Saw them headline with the Eagles as openers in Edmonton in 1972. After the Eagles were done, some of the roadies were milling around the stage in their coveralls finalizing things for Tull on stage, when suddenly all the lights went out for about 15 seconds and then the spotlights hit and Acqualung started. Those roadies in coveralls were Tull, now in their stage clothes. What a way to open their set and what a great memory seeing them.
Outstanding! Reminds me of the Stormwatch tour when the lights came on the stage was like a pop up card and became the deck of a three masted sailing ship! Incredible!
The drama was grand... we had 7 of us 8n the front row in Auckland
My brother told me about that, he saw them on that tour.
I was 11, and already a fan of them, did't get to go because I was too young.
Didn't get to see them until 82, or 83, in New Orleans.
Did get to meet Martin Barre about 4 years ago, though, really nice guy.
So many years later when they did Thick as a Brick 1 and 2, they did a similar pre-show skit - a bunch of guys appearing to mill about the stage while most of the audience was oblivious, but as their antics became more silly, people started to notice and become amused, till they grabbed instruments and bagan playing.
Tull always cared enough to give their fans their money's worth.
Saw them at The Tower in the 90's in Philadelphia and Ian poured champagne for everyone in the front rows. They then put on a great show!
Wow! They had that raw energy that comes with youth and naivety to the world. What a magical time that must've been.
Well said!
We all love Jethro Tull game Beatles fans and fans of Neil Young crazy horse call The Beatles Pink Floyd. But Ian Anderson was more than special. Unteal
For me, this was the pinnacle of Jethro Tull.
Me too.
Pretty much. The further IA went up his own wazoo, the less interesting they became.
@@heftosprod Exactly.
Yes/ though Glascock and Barriemore were stellar in their own right/ the tandem of Cornick and Bunker was unmatched !!!###
@@heftosprod and his curse was losing his voice and hair. Karma for 1.
Tull is simply the best! Saw them 7 times throughout the 70's and early 80's.
Amazing drummer!
The best I've ever seen, and I missed seeing this particular video until tonight! Fantastic work...
Rex, If you have not seen Clive play Live with guitarist Steve Hillage at the Rockpalast back in 1977 you should . Not sure if all of it's on YT but much of it is . Clive plays his ass off .
@@paullevine1813 thank you very much!
look out for his work with Martin where he sometimes sits in, "for those listening on the radio, Clive is playing the white drum kit". If you are lucky, Dee is also playing.
I was fortunate to grow up just miles from Tanglewood. Exposed to some of the best from all genres' of music. which shaped my love for all styles of music.
I grew up just miles from Tanglewood too. I saw Loggins & Messina in August 1975. I wish I'd seen many more concerts there, but I travelled a great deal of the time.
The only Tanglewood I went to concerts to was in Massachusetts. Yes?
Yes. That's the one...near Stockbridge & New Lenox @@michaelbirke6050
Indeed , you are. A drool bucket worth of legendary masters & pioneers Copeland(?) Van Cliburn,Mingus, Bill Evans, Dylan, Baez to name a scant few.
Amazing band!!Ian Anderson is a musical genius.❤❤❤
Five of the very best rock musicians of all time right there! There is no better composer or performer than Ian Anderson!!
Agreed 👍
This michigan boy caught them LIVE in Des Moines Iowa early 70s while a college student. The best LIVE band Europe has ever produced.
As to the composer claim, I'm not so sure. When I listen to members' solo-albums since Martin left, I gained the impression that my favourite Tull LPs (70s) do have more Barre in it.
Thank you very good composer
Saw Tull a couple of times in the 70s. Either in Portland or Tacoma. My roommate was so taken that he learned how to play the flute so he could play Bouree whilst standing on one leg. My balance was bad. I had to stick with playing it on guitar. I don't do that very well, but this has inspired me. After I'm done with this concert, I think I'll pull my guitar out of its case...
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Amen. Do it
I saw them on their 1st tour with Deep Purple. Yep.... I learned the Flute too! Haaaa! For the rest of my life I saw Tull and so, so many others. The Flute was a great gift
Best listened with a good pair of headphones.
I too am using headphones, I have seen Tull twice❤
For me, this would sound better through a pair of tri-amped double 18" front loaded horn cabinets. My summertime project..
Back around 1972 we charted a bus with about 40 of our closest friends and traveled to Bangor Maine to see Jethro Tull. Bus and concert ticket was about $15. They started with Thick as a Brick and as soon as they finished, Ian said "And now for our next tune". To this day, I can still recall every word of Thick as a Brick, Aqualung, Benefit, Minstrel in the Gallery, Passion Play....
Great!! Ian Anderson was a genius but had all the time he had excellent musicians!! Martin Barre, John Evan, Clive Bunker, and Glenn Cornick here they excel!!!!!
Thank you for recognizing that. Great musicians surrounded him
Great band back then… I was fortunate to see them a number of times…. Always a great show
One is a number
How many times did you see Tull?
@@kevinsantascott3688 Five times.. My first was a the Newport Jazz in 69…
Fabulous! Indeed THIS WAS Jethro Tull!!!
Saw Tull in 71 . l was 16 and it was my first ever gig . Great band .The early albums were classics
Anderson's absolutely unique, with his sardonic and sarcastic voice and his energy- a performance genius.
Ian was so kind while meeting my friend, guitarist in a Tull tribute in San Diego, who was dying in a wheelchair from ALS.
He LOVED Tull, and treasured the picture of you together! You are a true gentlemen Ian, thank you from me and his family!
The way Ian Anderson vocalized and used his breath while he played, occupying a space where he simultaneously played and sang in such a distinctive way, still blows my mind after all these years.
He clearly listened to Rahsaan Roland Kirk in the sixties, and saw him in England. Kirk was wonderful vocalizing while playing flute, and he even played mouth and nose flutes simultaneously while doing it! Was lucky to see RRK 3x in '70s in NYC, but missed seeing Tull until '80s.
The flute and drum solos are outstanding in this 1970 concert. Clive brought Ginger Baker's Toad to mind...
One of the best and original rock band .
I was born in 1982. How I wish I was there. Wouldn't mind being older!
It was great to be around then, but be happy where you are. At least you can be around now and watch it online and not have the aches and pains! Music is timeless. Age isn't.
hey bud there was some great bands in the 90"s-Live, stone temple, soundgarten, nirvana, pearl jam,plus Ozzy and some great metal bands,-and guns and roses sometimes Im jealous of your ERA!@@drvee1983
I started following Jethro Tull in October, 1971 with Aqualung.
I didn't see the band live until Feb 1975 with War Child. A great band through the decades!
One of my first albums was war child and sheer heart attack . I saw J/T , also in Feb 1975 , at the Philly spectrum jr yr high school . IA and the band were amazing !
Everything about this concert is SO cool! The threads, the musicianship of all the players, even the fuck-ups and electrical problems because electric music was still very new. Ian Anderson was and is one of my favorite performers!
Always my favorite. I also loved hearing the late, great, Jon Lord from Deep Purple. I liked him best several years later doing his own tours. Best Hammond/Leslie/piano player of them all as far as I'm concerned.
I was fortunate to see Tull thrice: following Benefit, Aqualung, and Thick as a Brick, all in LA. A very impactful band!
And they played them all.
The power of Jethro Tull live performances at it's best. On their way to even more sophisticated music, but the energy of live performances was a train that never slowed down...
Yeah, like a locomotive train, no way to slow down, no way to slow down, no way to slow down..........
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WAITING FOR THE
CD i HAD ORDERED
TRANSMISSIONS
IMPOSSIBLE BBC
SESSIONS... JUST
WISH i HAD A F'n
STEREO 😂 WELL
AT LEAST THERE'S
MY BOOM BOX A
PIECE OF PLASTIC
WITH TWO SPEAKERS
MADE IN CHINA 😮.....
Weed Me
What a show... Fantastic TULL!!!!
UBEDLJIVO NAJORIGINALNIJI I ZATO VREME MALO ZVUNO NEISPEGLAN TEHNICKI NORMALNO NEPRIPREMLJEN ALI EMOTIVNO ENERGETSKI SA PUNO NABOJA!!!! THE BEST SVIRKA!!!!❤❤
This show is almost like the set they Played in Seattle but in a different order. For me it was the first date that I took my soon to b wife to. RIP my love our 5 kids are still beautiful thanks to you. Thank you Steve.
Bad Ass!!! Ian Anderson is one of the best musicians that has ever lived. No Doubt. Wow!!! Just An Amazing Performance. ✌❤🎼🎶🎶🎶
To get to say , I saw them live in Houston in concert, during the early and mid 70s, mind blowing . They were so original and did an amazing show. So full of life and energy!
I'm 71 now. Those were the days!
Randall, we were lucky and in my opinion the best band ever to perform!!
You know those special moments? Thank you TULL AND BAND , FOR ALL YOUR WORK, MOOD MUSIC , SOUL MUSIC, MAN- you guys ROCKED MY HEAD!
Jethro Tull ROCKS!!! these guys are just awesome
Ah yes. . The days of the half hour drum solo. I went out to my car, had a few beers bought a t shirt, stopped at the lavatory and came back to enjoy the show!
❤ ça vraiment l'engagement que j'ai pas écouter c'est fantastique...
Martin barre grande guitarrista
Been my all-time favorite since about 1970...seen them well over forty times...
What a drum solo...... ☺
No doubt about it!!!
Jethro Tull is what I grew up with and I'll be 67 come the 28th of March
Jesteśmy równo latkami pozdrawiam 🇵🇱✌️
i had almost forgotten, that 50years ago i was a huge jethro Tull fan .... :-)
Saw The Martin Barre Band two nights ago. He plays so good now! I also got to meet him. Nice guy!
Jethro Tull is probably the most underrated rock band of all time. Until you live Jethro Tull and it flows through your veins you won't understand how unbelievably sick this bad is. And trust me it won't take long for it to start flowing, it's undescribable. Ian Anderson is a God, not just a Rock God. He's out of this world talented. There's certain people that are special special: John Lennon, David Bowie, Rodger Waters, Ian Anderson
Cleveland shows blew my mind. Great memories.
When Tull was Tull
The best 👍🏻
Thank you. The best.
another time, another world
C'est magnifique et magique à la fois. Merci à l'auteur de cette publication!
4 way hit of sunshine and Tull, what could go wrong.love Jethro Tull 1972
Great band yeah is Jethro Tull 👍👍👍
Only time I saw them was in Rochester NY. Broadsword tour. Incredible performance. Three acts. Three sets. Mesmerizing. Thank you for sharing
I love that album. I can imagine how great the live proformance must have been!
Glenn Cornick was a terribly underrated bass player. Jethro Tull was my first love in music and the fire still burns
Dito❤
Probably didn't see Jethro Tull till 79,80 I was 17 I didn't know or realize what I was witnessing then. Pure Gold. Ian Anderson is not of this world
I was 17 and at this show. By this time I’d been to about 25 concerts. What a time I had.
Am 61 de ani, o viață de Jethro ❤❤❤❤
My favourite Jethro Tull's line up. Amazing performance. Thank you for uploading this video.
With Glaskok et Barlow best band
I love love love Tull and they are on constant rotation in my playlist but DAMN they are on fire in this show! I love it when I discover something new to love and admire about a band that I thought I already knew pretty well. Gonna dive deeper into this era of Tull.
This is fantastic,seen Tull multiple times, always great,aloha
bom demais , quantas lembranças do passado ! great !!! 🎼🎵🎶🎙
Thanks for uploading this gem! greetings from Argentina!
My pleasure!
Saw them at the Garden in the 70's, greatest show ever.
I was there, too.
Best version of Thick as a Brick!
Been there done that!! The best live band of all time!
@jimobrien4421
That's what I'm talkin about!
Brilliant !
I've been a fan ever since I heard "Teacher" on FM Underground radio in 1971. I saw them in Chicago, the following year for the Thick As A Brick tour. It is still in my Top 5 concerts of all time. Seen them numerous time since then, and always brings back fond memories.
Yep. Great Memories!
Seen 'em back-to-back two nights at Rang Bhavan in '94....magical shows......
Musicalmente unici. Dal vivo 👽❤👍
This was a three act show, the opening act was It’s a Beautiful Day, then Jethro Tull and the headliners were…..The Who
What a fucking gig!!!!
@@heftosprod The Who’s performance is incredible, all of Tommy and some newer songs they said would be on their next album, but never were
Some of the best. Love it !
Great early Tull, the best was yet to come!!!
I taped a 6 volt military battery to my detachabled duel speaker cassete player and drove all over Vietnam picking up artillery rounds and various runs...Stand Up album dominent in my daily life since. My oldest son named his first boy after Ian Anderson after having heard me talk and show pictures and continued to this day 'on fire' with a connection to Jethro Tull.....where I doused most of the 60's bands as mediocre....to see me is to relive what you newbee's are enjoying .. maybe for the first time..true passion and music form...amen
Tull for life! Thank you for your service.
Man, they're just on fire here... and a split bill with The Who? Oh to have been on the scene going to shows during this era...
Best folk/rock band ever !
They won the first Grammy for Heavy Metal!!!! Beat out Metallica! I’m still laughing.
Nothing is Easy was was jaw dropping.
Outstanding performance of one of the all time best JT songs.
Fantastic energy.. Cheers boys !!
The sound is GREAT and interpretation wonderful.
Amazing. Why Clive Bunker is rarely mentioned as one of the greatest drummers I'll never know.
As a drummer myself couldn’t agree more!
@@stevebuckley5004 : Right! I hear his influences clearly: Buddy Rich, Carl Palmer, Mitch Mitchell, Ginger Baker, and all the jazz greats.
I think this fellow did better than Carl Palmer. Carl is the only one left from ELP. Greg Lake is perhaps my all time favorite vocalist. So many great musicians have passed away in the last few years. I'm close myself....
@@arthurhunt642 : yes, very sad.
Umas das progressivas que amo, jethro tull.🤘🏻
very good wow we need more
Cumpli 62.... desde los 12años ...los escucho ...por mis hermanos mayores ...hoy ...los escucho ...abrazo grande querido Ian....y gracias tremenda banda ..para mi entre las 5..mas grandes ...desde Argentina 🇦🇷✌️♥️
Anderson proved to be a very good businessman too
There is nothing negative to say about the tull. Grow up.
Spectacularly Talented!!
So underrated. LUV EM! ❤
With the MC being the wonderful Bill Graham of blessed memory!
Ian is brilliant! Band is first class. So much talent. If this had been their only performance, ...
❤👍🎸 Thanks, Greetings from Berlin.
You’re welcome!
hello from detriot.
Love Nothing Is Easy(1969)
FANTASTIC!
Saw Tull in' 69 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium as a quartet, they had yet to add John Evan. Saw the next seven visits to SoCal. Loved their live sound.
Awesome live band , always were with Martin, Glen, Barlow, Ian and all the others to this day. My first was San Diego 1971. Changed my perspective on music and opened my mind through the years…Aqua, Minstrel, Passion, Woods and on👣
I was at this concert. My first one and I was 12. I never thought I’d see this portion of it again. Thank you so much for sharing it.
🎤🎸🎹🥁🙂🎼🎶🐾👍
You’re quite welcome!
1970 is the year their third album came out called benefit and to me this the classic tull I remember
Danke you tube. Ihr seid die beste Seite der welt für mich.danke, danke, tausendmal danke für diese trouvaillen. Mfg willy from switzerland.
Amazing! Thank you for posting it.
Absolutely brilliant performance. Loved my childhood
I love the sound of Martin Barr's guitar.
Fillmore East was Tull's favorite New York City venue to play up to 1970. The following year 1971 saw tull headline and sell out Madison Square Garden throughout the 70's .
i saw them there at least twice, always great, second only to the Who as far i am concerned
radio city music hall 76?
Master musicians in every sense of the word