Jethro Tull "Live At Istanbul Amphitheatre 1991" DVD Full Pro Shot.
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2012
- Jethro Tull Live At Istanbul Anphitheatre July,13-1991
Line-up / Musicians:
- Ian Anderson / flute, acoustic guitar, vocals
- Martin Barre / guitar
- Doane Perry / drums and percussion
- Maartin Allcock / keyboards
- Dave Pegg / bass
Set-List:
Thick As A Brick
Farm On The Freeway
Paparazzi (inst.)
Living In The Past
Serenade To A Cuckoo
Mother Goose
Jack-A-Lynn
Budapest
Fat Man
My God / Flute Solo / Bourée
Kissing Willie
Locomotive Breath
Inst. Finale (Black Sunday) / Thick As A Brick (Reprise).
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I'm 67 years old, and I've seen Jethro Tull 44 times since 1973. They are the greatest band of all time. They have enough music that I almost never listen to anything else. They were the best in the early 70s. This concert from turkey is fantastic. I saw basically the same in the US in Clearwater Florida. It is sad the great concerts are over now I listen to Martin barre's band . It's the closest thing to getting to hear Jethro Tull
Me too, I'm a woman of 66, saw then all over but not as many times as you. (about 17 for me) They are the best! I've also seen Martin Barre on his own in 2016. Please read my entry above about praying for Anderson - and the band. as wonderful an artist as Anderson is - all is lost if he is not saved -(doesn't know God through Jesus Christ) for himself. This applies to everyone. Save now Lord, I pray. None of us are getting any younger -and look at the times we are in - Jesus is returning as the lion of the tribe of Judah. God of the Jew and Gentile, promised Messiah from the Jewish Scriptures and revealed in the New Testament as the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world. Just as he said he would.
I agree with you , I also have seen Jethro Tull in few concerts , I haven’t had the luck you had being in some many concerts , This is the best prog rock band ever existed, and the best album in the history for me is Passion Play and then Thick as a Brick , above Selling England by the Pound from Genesis and above Dark side of the moon and the wall from Pink Floyd.
I agree with you , I also have seen Jethro Tull in few concerts , I haven’t had the luck you had being in some many concerts , This is the best prog rock band ever existed, and the best album in the history for me is Passion Play and then Thick as a Brick , above Selling England by the Pound from Genesis and above Dark side of the moon and the wall from Pink Floyd.
I'm 58 and I did not catch on to the greatness of Tull till about '77 or so. First went to the Stormwatch tour in '79 in Philly and then never missed it everytime they came to town -- pretty much every year till well after 2000, not sure exactly. About 25 times at least. A few times I was right up in first or 2nd row, saw Tull or Ian solo shows in a ll sorts of venues, from big arenas to outdoor pavillions to small theaters, even old opera houses. I went to the 50th anniversary show in Philly and it was quite well attended. Still great as ever but it's too bad he lost his voice. I still love listening to the old recordings, especially the lesser popular ones toward the end of the 80s through the 90s.
Having been born and bred in England, i've had the privilege of having access to many of the best Musicians in the world, Tull were an interesting band but as Anderson himself acknowledges never got out of the second division of band's, this is a fair assessment up until 1979 but sadly with the loss of virtuoso Barry Barlow this proved to be the beggining of the end of the band. Granted they officially ended with the loss of their great Guitarist Martin Barre who continues to tour and record with his own band. Sadly Anderson can no longer perform coherently as year's of smoking and abuse of his own physical health ended his vocal performance in 1984, he's struggled on but to diminishing performances to the point now where he's barely able to speak on occasions. I remember some of the concerts i attended over the years and Anderson had a wonderful stage presence, however his health problems were evident after the Catfish tour and people actually walked out of his cathedral tours when he was no longer in Jethro Tull around 2012 and 2013. Happily the other great English band's continues to tour and record and actually improve with age to which we should all be grateful. I occasionally still listen to Tull on record and their many live performances from over the years. They were never destined to be up there with the best partly because of Andersons somewhat erratic performances and partly because they never had a full band of virtuoso Musicians, although the standouts in this department were very good and deserves a mention so thank you for the Music 🎶 John Glascock rip, Barrie Barlow and special Guest the great Eddie Jobson.
This is by far the best I've ever heard Ian sound after his vocal blowout on the Under Wraps tour - you can still hear him struggling a little with the higher notes but overall his voice sounds 90% of what it did in the 70s and early 80s.
It's such a shame he didn't get some singing lessons and take some steps to preserve his voice. Oh well. What's done is done.
Jethro Tull 1991-07-13 @ Istanbul Amphitheatre, Turkey
01 Thick as a Brick 0:00:13
02 Farm on the Freeway 0:04:19
03 Paparazzi (instrumental) 0:10:48
04 Living in the Past 0:14:19
05 Serenade to a Cuckoo 0:17:49
06 Mother Goose 0:22:39
07 Jack-A-Lynn 0:24:38
08 Budapest 0:29:57
09 Fat Man 0:41:11
10 My God 0:48:04 / Flute solo 0:52:12 / Bourée 0:53:39 / My God (Reprise) 0:56:10
11 Kissing Willie 0:58:43
12 Locomotive Breath 1:02:18
13 Instrumental Finale (Black Sunday) 1:06:47 / Thick as a Brick (Reprise) 1:08:57
o Ian Anderson - vocals, flute & acoustic guitar
o Martin Barre - acoustic & electric guitars; flute on song 06
o Maartin Allcock - keyboards
o Dave Pegg - bass
o Doane Perry - drums and percussion
Thank you
for info.♥️
Wonderful thank you!
Tull at their very best - Anderson is a brilliant showman - thank god for Jethro Tull
love the lineup here. Yes, I love the band, seen them many times, and I thank God for them - and pray for them. - because Ian is not saved. At least not according to the impression I got when I spoke to him, getting his saudigraph after a performance of "Divinities," (1995).
So I did thank God for them (Tull) and I do, and because God (Yahweh is the source of all - good music and musicians) and faith and confession in the Son, Jesus is the only way to salvation - and unless Ian and anyone else gives an Amen to that they are not saved but lost. How sad for a brilliant artist, a man who sang alot about God, but didn't really know him. So God, save this man, that you gave such incredible talent to, right now, let him bow his heart to you. before its too late. In Jesus name, Amen.(It is for a man once to die and then the judgement). (And Romans 9:9-10)
@@kathleenpett3194
You wasted your time writing this nonsense. Where is your proof that yahwe is the creator!
İf you are knowledgeable enough, go to 'Atheist Experience' channel on youtube and tell all of this to Matt Dalahunty over there.
And good luck :))
Giank, he, plei, flaouto, vere, nise, a, seink, to, tou, his, songs❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was there.. 28 years it was great and by the way I am still listening JT ✌🏼
That instrumental version of Paparazzi is just fantastic.
Thank you. For me, the band has never been the same since in the absence of Dave Pegg, so it's great to see this.
I'm 58 and I did not catch on to the greatness of Tull till about '77 or so. First went to the Stormwatch tour in '79 in Philly and then never missed it everytime they came to town -- pretty much every year till well after 2000, not sure exactly. About 25 times at least. A few times I was right up in first or 2nd row, saw Tull or Ian solo shows in a ll sorts of venues, from big arenas to outdoor pavillions to small theaters, even old opera houses. I went to the 50th anniversary show in Philly and it was quite well attended. Still great as ever but it's too bad he lost his voice. I still love listening to the old recordings, especially the lesser popular ones toward the end of the 80s through the 90s
I was in this concert..29 yrs before.. I had kicked balloons too at final.
91, I was a fresh teeanger and I was sad because had missed this concert. And now after 30 years, I am watching it thanks to you. Cheers
I am listening them almost 50 year, and adorm them all that time❤! Bojan Bogdanović, BiH, Zenica.
Another great program band is Renaissance with lead vocalist Annie Haslam.
Annie knows Ian Anderson and has done some work with him. Eg. "Cry to the World"
Ian played the flute as backup for her.
You can immediately recognize his style.
Would enjoy attending a concert with them on the same bill.
Both bands are underrated and I would like to see them both get more recognized.
Türkiye'ye gelen ilk baba gruplardan ve benim en sevdiğimdi. Bu konserdeydim ve unutulmazlarımdan oldu. İyiki vardı bu kafalar, üzgünüm yeni kuşaklar sizler için. çünkü her şey illizyon, taklit artık...
+Ali Gungormus selamlar ... ben de oradaydım ...
Ali Gungormus fake it is not İstanbul
Ben daha bir metalciydim o zamanlar ama arkadaşlarım gitmişti, unutulmaz bir konser olduğunu anlattılar senelerce. Şimdi böyle müzikler, konserler hayal
moth çalmamış... eksik bir konser bana göre
Evet dostum o gece hepimiz muhteşem bir rüya yaşamıştık çok haklısın artık herşey plastik..
1984 den beri Jethro Tull hayraniydim, butun albumlerini bilirdim. Bi gun konserine gidecekmiyim acaba diye hayal kurarken , 1991 basinda Ingilizce egitimi icin hayatimda ilk defa yurt disina Londra ya ciktim. Onlar da firsat bu firsat diyip Turkiye ye geldiler :-)
Aga bee..
O ne öyle ya :D
@@elifpnar6364 larls
As good as he and the band were here, to me their zenith was in the early 70’s when he was so gorgeous to look at, his voice was its strongest and his energy on stage was beyond belief, but even here in the early 90’s when he was in his mid 40’s, he still sounded and looked great...
Lol the Steven Wright look wasn't doing Ian any favors
Just seen him play in Leicester last night at 74 the voice isn’t what it was but he still gets up on one leg and played superbly.
The legend lives on. And on it just won’t slow down.
@@ianallen8305 Also the zealot gene is really good isn't it?
He may not have the vocal range that he used to have but he still plays the guitar, flute, and harmonica very well.
Maestro de maestro grasias a el toco flauta traversa su musica me contagio arriba jehtro tull🎶🎵🎸✌🖒👍👌👆☝
magnific bass
Yanlış hatırlamıyorsam üç gece üst üste konser vermişlerdi,ben de üçüne de gitmiştim.
Daha sonra istanbul'daki her konserlerine gittim.En son konsere oğlumu da götürdüm.Çok acayip bir duygu,sanki zaman durmuş gibi .Umarım sağlıkları daha uzun yıllar bozulmaz da bizi bu zevkten mahrum bırakmazlar.
Paylaşım için teşekkürler.
Evet, 3 konserdi. Ben de üçüne de bilet aldım ve gittim. İlk gece walkman ile ses kaydı yaptım. İkincide flaşsız fotoğraf çektim, yüksek asalı filme. Son gece de deli gibi eğlendim :)
bu haziran bir konser daha var
I was there.
JETHRO TULL....son uno d los mejores grupos que hay....k han existido...Junto con los STONES, LED ZEPP, YES, AEROSMITH, BOWIE, LOU REED....Su estilo es unico...No hay, ni habra...otro grupo, como ellos...Tambien adoro a SOFT CELL, JAPAN, JOHN FOXX..
Love this gig, and they didn't play "Aqualung"...…..that doesn't happen often....superb gig, I loved "My God", awesome performance.
Could be wrong, but maybe they did play Aqualung - because this vid is just over an hour long and JT live usually play for two hours plus - so I'm guessing this isn't the whole concert?
Love the Paparazzi instrumental ... that is a great song ... so many Tull songs would be great as jazz instrumentals with improvisation! Thanks.
I was here, great consert and I miss them very, very, very...
Oradaydım. Harlka bir konserdi benim için. 17 yaşındaydım. Konser sonrası açıkhavanın arka çıkışından içeri girip kulise kadar sızıp babalardan imza almıştık. Hatta Martin Barre ile sohbet etmiştim. İkinci gece çektiğim fotoğrafları bastırmıştım. İmzalamıştı. Gitar çaldığımı söyleyip gitarının markasını sormuştum. Özel yapım bir Tom Anderson kullanıyordu. Gitarından bahsetti bana. Hatta elime alıp bakmama bile izin vermişti. Belki yarım saate yakın kuliste takılmıştım. Giderken de penasını vermişti bana. Ne geceydi be.
Oradaydım. Müthişti.Paylaştığınız için çok teşekkürler. Konser sonrası The Marmara'daki ( o zamanlar adı etap marmara ) bara gideceğini duydum ve hemen zıpladım. Karşılıklı whisky içtik Ian Anderson ile. Hiç unutamam.
It is my dream to see Jethro Tull play thick as a brick live. It’s up there with wanting to hear Don Mclean play American pie.
Tull at their magnificent peak. Wonderful material, superb musicians, meticulously rehearsed and Ian Anderson at his mesmerising zenith.
I went 😢to one that year, 8j Salt Lake! It was great 👍 20:47
This is an excellent performance. And superior sound quality. I saw the Roots To branches Tour a few years after this.
Here in. México City, this show it was wonderful 1991-2
maravilloso vídeo.
Always a total joy to listen to they're very creative and wonderful music. God bless everyone
Bende o konserdeydim
Thank you for all !
Remy you once again bring all of us tull heads such great fiends . Also thank you for play lists and info. You are the best!!
Rock and Roll's MAESTRO!
Ian's voice was slipping power.and dynamic at this time..Sad..it totally shot now..it was in 1970 full strength.via Cry you a Song days..peace
Thanks for posting. Great following in Toronto.
Oradaydık :)
Brutal.
❤❤❤
vždycky, když je slyším je to paráda. Už se na kluky těším. Uvidím je 30.1.2016 v Ostravě. To bude nádhera. Tak ahoj všichni BRODY CZ.
superbe et significative revolutionnaire video ! musique por nous !
excellent! Thank you. I rediscovered JT around this time after leaving them in the eighties. In retrospect this early/mid nineties period seems like a last hoorah before the voice totally went and they still had the energy of the earlier years. Shame this period isnt represented on the official box set. Still, its great to see it up here.
noticed that about voice, AND style of dress, hair, body type-- aging in reverse this year
The late great Maartin Allcock, which never played keyboards, up until Ian made him take up the instrument as Tull were missing a keyboard player. Always brilliant, gone far too early.
Verdad Remy, tu puedes ser el jefe de mi tiempo casi como mi trabajo...pero los horas con tu son mejor.
Gracias!
Gian, anterson, thing, gaza, mprik, ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Gracias remy
Luis Espitia De nada!
je ne sais pas comment tu fait pour avoir autant de films sur jethro tull mais bravo et merci a toi
some great stuff on here.
Awesome #Jethro
Geez, this footage always astonishes me whenever I happen to run across it once again. How wonderful it is that this chapter of the group's history was captured so magnificently in a pro-shot video. Tull's "Catfish Rising" tour was the final time I managed to attend one of their live shows (having started to actively follow Ian & the boys' annual concert schedule way back in 1977). The 1991 incarnation of Tull was surely leaner, sleeker, and a lot more sharply dressed than subsequent years -- it's amazing what winning a Grammy will do for a rapidly aging rock star's self image! (hee-hee) Nonetheless, the primary quality of the band (at least back in those memorable times) was the sheer excellence of their individual and collective musicianship. I'll always reserve a very special place in my rabid music hound's heart for them!
o konserdeydim daha dün gibi valla 25 sene geçmiş
Magico...lindo....
I mean Doane Perry is an amazing drummer!!
Nowhere near as good as Barriemore Barlow
I don't like Barlow style at all, he overplays and his style is very ancient. Doane Perry is way better
+fastrelief You are right, Doane Perry underplays Barriemore Barlow completely... ;)
Ignare !
I love Barlow's "overplaying" in the studio, but I think Perry developped into the better live drummer. (Not only becasue of the absence of a grotesque hat.)
I'm Hungary for Turkey!
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é sempre bom ouvir
I was at this concert...
This tour was in support of "Catfish Rising" - yet no songs from that album are included in this video 😔
bir rock efsanesi jethro tull
Классика и очень значимый концерт!
Fat Man jam!!
Thanks' Remy!
BornCrossEyed56 You're welcome!
une voix et un talent unique .......
my father was there and he won't stop talking about it -_- i'm jealous.
Great :)
Great, powerful show! Are Dave and Martin both playing Ibanez's here (and on the Catfish Rising tour)?
Valla ben de o İstanbul'daki dört geceden birindeydim. Hangisiydi hatırlayamıyorum ama son gece olması muhtemel. Aklımda kalan, Tull'ın o dönemki tur menejeri gıcık herifin teki olduğu için konser boyunca seyircilerin ayağa kalkması yasaklanmıştı. Sonlara doğru oturduğumuz yerde rock konseri izlemenin verdiği gerginlik ve biraz da çaldıkları Aqualung'ın enerjisiyle artık yeter gari deyip tüm açıkhava ayaklanmış ve hatta öne doğru hareketlenmişti. Bir ara ayaklarımın yerden kesildiğini bile hatırlıyorum. Gerçi 13 yaşında çelimsizin biriydim o zaman, sıkıysa şimdi kesin ayaklarımı yerden :D. Bilmem o hareketlenmenin etkisinden, bilmem hakikaten çok güzel çaldıklarından, benim o geceden aklımda kalan iki şarkıdan biri Aqualung olmuştu ( Diğeri Budapest. Tüm yaz hot night in Budapest deyu deyu gezmiştim) o yüzden bu videoda Aqualung'la karşılaşmayı bekledim sonuna kadar. Niye koymamışlar ki?
Oradaydım :)
Please can the songs be listed ! This is Ian at his best !! A truly fantastic performance -- only wish l could have been there !
The songs are listed in the info.
Click on "see more"
@@RemyTena I think they meant the time sequences. To go to a favourite track....
@@Thundergod- Yes, you're right...
Dear Maart…
ben de oradaydım ... yaşayan efsaneye selam olsun ...
💚❤❤❤❤❤
good
Kiva kun saa kattoa näitä!
I was there :)
So totally bad-ass I'm a kid again
*07Nisan2021*
Too bad Ian let Martin go after years of alliance superb musicianship definitely showed bad faith on Ian's part. DVD Jethro Tull in Iceland has Ian's voice well shot with an excellent actor double helping out worth checking out
immensi!!!
ბედმა ორი გენიოსი შეახვედრა ერთმანეთს,იან ანდერსონი და მარტინ ბარი
That's one Hungary Turkey!
I think this version of Jack-A-Lynn may be their best. Why no Aqualung...surely they must have played it? Also, no Teacher?
Why no Aqualung?
I was there
0:50:34 brutal XD
Where's Ian?
Martin Barre excelent...Ian Anderson...fenomenal....grait inspiration....Rush(Trio - alex Ged Neil) Too...Led(Nem se fala)...Too....
I saw several shows from this time period. Not the best stretch for Anderson's voice. It's a bad sign on this video that it starts to audibly give out so early on in the show.
Whoa, did not know Martin can play the flute too! (Fat Man)
Ian is so hot in this performance
Hi Maart ;-)
Ian anderson did NOT invent the seed drill.
Such a shame that he's now ditched the band...
At about 18:30, "Gonna Take a Sentimental Journey" - the old songs are the best, even when plagiarized.
Wonder what the penalty for that is in Turkey?
Greeting Constantinople, uh...
Paranee heela tiiden!
ou trouver se dvd dans le commerce??? merci
Ne pas acheter ce DVD, envoyez-moi un message personnel, cette vidéo est pour le partage, jamais à vendre
Not Constantinople
Ian should have had that throat operation and he would still have his 1970's voice.
go see Martin's new band The Martin barre Band they are incredibly tight and his new lead singer Dan Crisp does more than Justice to the old Tull tunes as well as the new Martin Tunes don't miss them they're playing in small venues everywhere incredible show
Trinitarian; that's not his throat, he has got COPD; search online.
@@manithor7572 , no bud it was throat problems that started in 84 , the COPD came 30+ yrs later
@@haroldburrows4770 That's True. 👍❤👍
hmmmmmm