I saw Tull on this 1970 tour when they played at The Ohio Theater in Columbus, OH. Their latest album had been 'Benefit'. Ian Anderson kept grabbing his crotch; about the 5th time, a woman in the stage right balcony screamed in excitement. Anderson did a balletic leap onto the grand piano, dramatically shaded his eyes with his hand to peer at her, and she screeched again. Ian turned to the front saying: "It appears that we are now rock stars of the first order...we may therefore grab our balls whenever we wish!" He did another jete to the stage and went on with the tune!! I will never forget; I have given his exact words. Black Sabbath opened for Tull that night and did 'Paranoid' and others from that album. Best show I've ever seen, and I wasn't even high!
I saw tull perform live in 1969 and it was a mind altering experience. one of the best bands ever. not just rock but a nod to the relevance of classical music in rock. good stuff maynard!
Loved the song, but the commercial was the icing. I worked for Western Electric years ago, before the phone companies were divested. One of the best companies I have ever worked for. ;)
Glenn Cornick on bass, Clive Bunker on drums, Martin Barre on guitar. At least that was the personnel on the original cut on the album "Stand Up" made in 1969.
Haven't seen this before!! At first I thought it wasn't live..but it seems it is!!! Incredible. These are all so precious, old recordings..Thanks a million
this is the original airing,unedited. ..however the tv people might have deleted the bass solo if there was any in this version due to time constraints.
I play the flute and i was a fan of him. But he is not a good player. He put the fingers in any place. Playing dirty is more easy than playing clean. I would show you.
il faut entendre ce chef d'oeuvre d'un groupe emblematique des années 70 la bouree est un chef d'oeuvre comme living in the past pour moi que de la bonne musique qu'on ne retrouve pas aujourd'hui
Alberto, personalmente li ho visti in concerto a Varese il 3 febbraio 72 ed il 16 marzo 73 a Roma ( gita liceo, ne ho approfittato....) .Incredibili,....bei ricordi..Piu in generale,che musica nel decennio 65-75.....un florilegio di musicisti e gruppi eccellenti in ogni genere!
excellent video for one that's over 40 years old and I must laugh at the at&t advert at the end , for the simple fact the younger generations of the last 10 years wouldn't know what an " operator " is , everything is all recordings!!! nice to remember what life was like so many years ago, cheers!
You're so right. I can't find a complete and visible version of Glenn's masterpiece in the internet. Maybe someone did not want to be No. 2 in the band for a change?
This piece is a flute dance that any non mad crazy flutist can play in calm. The impression you have is that this is a very tough flute song, for us who were 15th years old in that era
@evandrake131 when I can get some time to clean it up, I will post the Santana song also. Unable to upload right now, ...computer broke. Glad you enjoy my videos!
@@Flumphinator Lol, I'm not talking of the band members. The guys who shot the video back them, it was tongue in cheek kidding Lol Ian is very much alive : )
Sounds like a live/studio hybrid. Ian's solo (and primary flute) is live ~ but the harmony flute definitely isn't (you can see that Martin ISN'T playing it), and the drums sound like the studio, as well. Too bad they cut out that bass solo! it would've been obvious whether that was live or not. (Cornick does have an amp behind him.....) Sweet footage, in any case....I haven't seen this before. Wild that some of you remember it from when it was first aired!
Hmm, rewatching this it's inconclusive if Martin is playing the harmony flute, since you don't see him. And immediately after, does look like he's putting something down (could be a flute) before grabbing his pick again. Glenn's bass notes after the missing solo sound live, too. Maybe this is fully live after all....
... and pirates "rob"! - because the announcer says: Ian Anderson is the composer! It did not compose it! - it only processed it, used it, it has been revised! But it is very beautiful and "classically" - enjoyable!
the only think I don't like is they skipped the bass solo...I'm a bass player and that was my fave part of the song...I should say the edited it out..not skipped other then that this is great!
Jethro Tull playing a Bouree ... Yesterday's music is today's .... Rock and Roll: worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Rock_and_Roll ... back and forth with Classical Western Music ... Classical Western Music: worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Classical_Western_Music at World University and School ... love the classical sculptures in the background too - worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Sculpture ... Isn't Ian Anderson a Scot?
This seems to be "semi-live". The flute part is live but the accompaniment by the band sounds exactly like what's on the record. And Clive Bunker's hands don't match up with the music. The second flute after Glenn Cornick's omitted solo could have been Martin Barre, he played flute as well.
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I saw Tull on this 1970 tour when they played at The Ohio Theater in Columbus, OH. Their latest album had been 'Benefit'. Ian Anderson kept grabbing his crotch; about the 5th time, a woman in the stage right balcony screamed in excitement. Anderson did a balletic leap onto the grand piano, dramatically shaded his eyes with his hand to peer at her, and she screeched again. Ian turned to the front saying: "It appears that we are now rock stars of the first order...we may therefore grab our balls whenever we wish!" He did another jete to the stage and went on with the tune!! I will never forget; I have given his exact words. Black Sabbath opened for Tull that night and did 'Paranoid' and others from that album. Best show I've ever seen, and I wasn't even high!
Thomas Bell, that ok a great story. You just knew that Tull shows would have weird s@$t happening ! Glad you liked my story too😽
I saw tull perform live in 1969 and it was a mind altering experience. one of the best bands ever. not just rock but a nod to the relevance of classical music in rock. good stuff maynard!
Loved the song, but the commercial was the icing. I worked for Western Electric years ago, before the phone companies were divested. One of the best companies I have ever worked for. ;)
I just love Glenn's finger style on that bass.
Me too. It’s one of the best bass compositions in rock.
RIP Glenn Cornick (1947-2014)
Its like he's possessed by some familiar ancient flutist spirit from late 1600's
I always loved this song, found the old Bell ad amusing.
This is gold, why hasn't this been around on youtube for longer?
Thanks for uploading!
Glenn Cornick on bass, Clive Bunker on drums, Martin Barre on guitar. At least that was the personnel on the original cut on the album "Stand Up" made in 1969.
Haven't seen this before!! At first I thought it wasn't live..but it seems it is!!! Incredible. These are all so precious, old recordings..Thanks a million
At 2:28, shot of Glenn Cornick playing his bass with a cord dangling. The tell of a live recording and not just strumming along.
He of the crazy eyes plays a mean flute!
this is the original airing,unedited. ..however the tv people might have deleted the bass solo if there was any in this version due to time constraints.
What a treat to watch this gem! Thanks for sharing.
Esta banda es de lo mejor que escucharon mis oidos!!!!!!
Indimenticabile
Ian Anderson playing the flute is awesome. That AT&T commercial at the end was almost as cool.
James
I play the flute and i was a fan of him. But he is not a good player. He put the fingers in any place. Playing dirty is more easy than playing clean. I would show you.
il faut entendre ce chef d'oeuvre d'un groupe emblematique des années 70 la bouree est un chef d'oeuvre comme living in the past pour moi que de la bonne musique qu'on ne retrouve pas aujourd'hui
Thank you for this priceless, nascent Tull.........
Wow! He was good six years before I came to America!
Unforgetable masterpiece
Long time In te Haag in the Netherlands ware visit Jethro Tull It was wonder full.
leider spreche ich kein Deutsch .
merveilleux!!!
Sweet memories 1969
Jeannette Janssen very sweet indeed.
waren Sie eine "Achtundsechsiger? Es wäre schön mit Ihnen Kontakt aufnehmen zu können.
Juste une envie de beaux souvenirs comme celui là ! ! !
Tanta nostalgia per quegli anni in questa meravigliosa musica
Alberto, personalmente li ho visti in concerto a Varese il 3 febbraio 72 ed il 16 marzo 73 a Roma ( gita liceo, ne ho approfittato....) .Incredibili,....bei ricordi..Piu in generale,che musica nel decennio 65-75.....un florilegio di musicisti e gruppi eccellenti in ogni genere!
GREAT ! Thanks for sharing !
Thank You for clarifying that. Beautiful Video & Thanks so much for sharing this Gem
MARAVILLOSA!!!!!!
Super jazzy version of,,thanks
as always one and only Ian Anderson..... super
excellent video for one that's over 40 years old and I must laugh at the at&t advert at the end , for the simple fact the younger generations of the last 10 years wouldn't know what an " operator " is , everything is all recordings!!! nice to remember what life was like so many years ago, cheers!
Woah! Thank you for resurrecting this! Great to finnaly see it!!
Bach ! The name of the composer is Johann Sebastian Bach - Bouree In E Minor
Awesome ! thanks for sharing.
Tremendous. Thanks for posting such a rarity
Thanks for the video
What a shame! They cut out Glenn Cornick bass solo, that is infinitely lame.
i think it is perhaps for air time reasons, like most of 70's music videos.
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It’s a gory mutilation of one of the greatest songs of the 20th century.
You're so right. I can't find a complete and visible version of Glenn's masterpiece in the internet. Maybe someone did not want to be No. 2 in the band for a change?
10 che musica ragazzi😊
Awesome!
RIP Glenn Cornick
Nice tune. The original for lute/guitar is good as well :) Nice flute playing with good technic and superb feeling :
they cut the bass solo on this version i notice. Excellent Gem. Love it
Merci UA-cam de cette ouverture vers toutes sortes de variétés
musicales
WTF. they edited out the brilliant solo by Glenn Cornick! Didn't anybody notice?
Je to
I did and am appalled. Why would anyone disfigure such a great song?
This piece is a flute dance that any non mad crazy flutist can play in calm. The impression you have is that this is a very tough flute song, for us who were 15th years old in that era
M encanta esta musica ova fan refan
Inaltérable !
this is from a very rare tv show in 1970 with the nice on I believe nbc
They broke the mold with Ian
To think, I hadn't even done my 11 plus when this came out.
Great stuff!
The best
I like it...
MAGIC
ganz groß, einfach nur geil
Their version was such a unique mixture.
@evandrake131
when I can get some time to clean it up, I will post the Santana song also. Unable to upload right now, ...computer broke. Glad you enjoy my videos!
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Why did they skip Glen Cornick's bass solo!? I've is one of my favorites!
Good question.
Maybe for time constraints. I think this is all lip-syncing anyway.
THE MOST IMPORTANT PART OF THE SONG IS MISSING. WHO EVER DID THIS. I WILL FIND YOU.
There all dead now !! Lol
@@ronniefarnsworth6465 Ian is still alive, I think.
@@Flumphinator Lol, I'm not talking of the band members. The guys who shot the video back them, it was tongue in cheek kidding Lol
Ian is very much alive : )
wow
glen cornick meu baixista favoristo do Jethro
jethro tull was an agriculture minister of uk long time ago
He also invented the seed drill and what was called the Tullian Method of agriculture.
GLENN CORNICK
practice Lizzie practice!
Sounds like a live/studio hybrid. Ian's solo (and primary flute) is live ~ but the harmony flute definitely isn't (you can see that Martin ISN'T playing it), and the drums sound like the studio, as well. Too bad they cut out that bass solo! it would've been obvious whether that was live or not. (Cornick does have an amp behind him.....)
Sweet footage, in any case....I haven't seen this before. Wild that some of you remember it from when it was first aired!
I only saw a picture - thanks to them for posting.
Hmm, rewatching this it's inconclusive if Martin is playing the harmony flute, since you don't see him. And immediately after, does look like he's putting something down (could be a flute) before grabbing his pick again. Glenn's bass notes after the missing solo sound live, too. Maybe this is fully live after all....
@@MrSnappy67 At 2:28, you can see Glenn's bass guitar cord dangling on its way to that amp. So, this is live.
89 "Likes" and 0 Dislikes, it's ought to stay that way
why did they skip Glenn's solo ??!!
... and pirates "rob"! - because the announcer says: Ian Anderson is the composer! It did not compose it! - it only processed it, used it, it has been revised! But it is very beautiful and "classically" - enjoyable!
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Jesus Christ, I thought I'd never see this.
nice, but bass solo was cut out; eeewwwe....
Awesome! But they cut the bass solo :-(
the only think I don't like is they skipped the bass solo...I'm a bass player and that was my fave part of the song...I should say the edited it out..not skipped other then that this is great!
Are there anymore tull songs from this program? would love to see more. Thank You so much for these classics
Where the hell is the bass solo? That was the best part in the tune!
BASS SOLO PLEASE !!!!
Jethro Tull playing a Bouree ... Yesterday's music is today's .... Rock and Roll: worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Rock_and_Roll ... back and forth with Classical Western Music ... Classical Western Music: worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Classical_Western_Music at World University and School ... love the classical sculptures in the background too - worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Sculpture ... Isn't Ian Anderson a Scot?
This seems to be "semi-live". The flute part is live but the accompaniment by the band sounds exactly like what's on the record. And Clive Bunker's hands don't match up with the music. The second flute after Glenn Cornick's omitted solo could have been Martin Barre, he played flute as well.
could you tell me if the source video had the bass solo on it or was it cut originally?
no bass solo ??
passano gli anni ma la musica non cambia
No bass solo wtf☹️☹️
Does Ian Anderson always look like a pirate?
M. Goetz
aye lad, always look like a pirate he does!
....and in fact IS a pirate...pirated this song from J.S. Bach...lol
M. Goetz 👍🏻👌🏻
Regrettable that they slashed the bass solo when they mounted the video!
He looks like Satyr... Pan ... ;)
but plays ... Wow!
was that jacket ever NOT torn?
Was this originally including the bass solo?
Bourre by Jethro Tull was a 17 century piece he look like the pied piper from the past.......
WTF the bass solo man?
La musica era più calda più vera😊
Tull not in the RRHOF is a crime.
Who did the intro?
Stewart Nicol as BILLY CONNOLLY The conductor Zubin Mehta
Do you have the rest of this show? I am interested in seeing the entire show.
This is all that was broadcast
великий андерсон!
no bass solo WTF?!
el ayer
@zeprefel I meant 0 dislikes, cheers.
pour tous les jeunes qui vont rentrer au conservatoire
Ah, damn it the left channel blows out at around 2 minutes. What gives???