I have always been a big fan of Martin Barre, having seen Tull many times over the last 40 years or so it’s a please to see and hear Martins band so precisely and accurately recreate the real Tull. Mr Anderson’s band doesn’t come anywhere near this and is quite embarrassing to sit through. Keep rocking Martin, superb job.
Yeah, it's sad that Ian is so difficult to work with and burned those bridges. Martin was the biggest part of the band. Now Ian knows, but it's too late. The only thing missing is the flute. 😞 On the other hand, we still have Martin, showing what can be done with an electric guitar.
@@PhillipLandmeier In my opinion the only thing that is really missing here is the hammond organ. It was such a big part of the sound of the 70s Tull, I don't know why Martin didn't want to include it in his band. Other than that minor disappointment, the Martin Barre Band is great!
@@PhillipLandmeier -- I remember Ian once saying if Tull was to remain a band, the line-up would at least have to include Martin. He said if for some reason Martin was no longer with the band, Tull would not continue. I guess he changed his mind.
Saw tull 3 times in my life. Incredible each time. Always watched martin play the hell out of his guitar. If not for him tull would have been just a flute concert.
Always loved Tull, and felt Martin was as essential to the band as Ian. Now that we no longer have Tull, I have to say that I much prefer Martin and his band to Ian and his band. There is no denying that Ian was a genius, but his voice is shot now, and without Martin, the band is a sad shadow of what it once was. Good to see Martin still rocking the music.
Holy sjit, Martin can play the guitar. This is total command of the instrument that only a few ever achieve. (This is waaaay harder than it looks. Trust me on this. But a genius makes it look easy.) Jimmy Page is a fan of Martin Barre, if that tells you anything.
I would pay a hell of a lot more to see these guys than what tickets cost to see bands like crew, g&r ect. today, you can hear all instruments, and understand the singer, no distortion, spitting into the crowd or flipping everyone off, thanks for a quality show, can we see the rest sometime ?
My all-time favorite guitarist, with Buck Dharma, Tony Iommi, and Ritchie Blackmore all a distant second. Martin says Ian hated that guitar part so they only did it on the Minstrel and Too Old To Rock And Roll tours. Too bad, Martin can really make that guitar bark at you.
This is great - the four guys are full of energy. You could put them in the closet and it would still be powerful rock! I'm really glad that MB is still going strong (had the pleasure of watching his performance in Vienna when he turned 75!!!).
I love Martin Barre......it's great to see him out and having fun. I do think he could get a better band....but that's not dissing the guy's he has.....it's just when you were in one of the best bands in the world, it's hard for anyone to quite match up.
JETZT KANN MAN SICH BEI DEM MINSTREL IN THE GALLERY SCHON VORSTELLEN WIE WICHTIG DIE GUITAR VON MARTIN BARRE BEI JETHRO TULL WAR.MARTIN BARRE MACHTE DEN SOUND VON JETHRO TULL EINZIGARTIG.SCHÖN DAS ES MIT DER MARTIN BARRE BAND IN DIESEM SOUND WEITERGEHT.DAS IST ECHTER ROCKSOUND.😊😊
Holy. I know Martin Barre prefers PRS guitars these days, but that stage looks like a PRS commercial, haha. Hope Paul threw some advertising money their way!
Wow--Larry Babbin--blast from the past! I used to see you at the Tull conventions in the NE. We traded Tull VHS videos we shot. I gave you the video transfer of a super 8 of Minstrel when first played at Madison Square Garden that I took. Funny , but I was actually in New Hope for a short getaway that weekend, and didn't know Martin was there too! And you too. Great video, and nice that Martin recognized you behind the camera. Peter Lopez
Yes-- I agree about the time. Sadly I'm not a Facebook user. I've actually been a bit out of the Tull stream--I'm not really getting out to hear live music of late, but I would have certainly been in there to see Martin at New Hope. I need to keep my eyes open for tour dates--Martin remains my top guitar hero! Could you shoot me an email to close the loop? palopez123@gmail.com Thanks and Happy Holidays!
I hope this joyful old man won´t be at the doors of another like Guilmour-Waters soap opera ... Its known that mr. A is not proud of this ... again singer slightly imitating him could get things a little worse. Really wish to be at this show if it´s re scheduled in Argentina, if such thing happens.
@@mropus1014 he isn’t though is he. He’s ok. His band isn’t Tull no where near. There are several Tull tributes ten times better. He really needs one of their frontmen not don joly . Tull were stupendous in their day. My pub band is better than this. It’s just all wrong. I like Martin he used to live near me it just living in the past and is now stale. The right roots the wrong branches.
cranking this song on 8track 45 years ago..He's still got it!
Martin Barre: great artist. Im 56 years old and I saw him when I was 15. Master.
I have always been a big fan of Martin Barre, having seen Tull many times over the last 40 years or so it’s a please to see and hear Martins band so precisely and accurately recreate the real Tull. Mr Anderson’s band doesn’t come anywhere near this and is quite embarrassing to sit through. Keep rocking Martin, superb job.
Yeah, it's sad that Ian is so difficult to work with and burned those bridges. Martin was the biggest part of the band. Now Ian knows, but it's too late. The only thing missing is the flute. 😞
On the other hand, we still have Martin, showing what can be done with an electric guitar.
@@PhillipLandmeier In my opinion the only thing that is really missing here is the hammond organ. It was such a big part of the sound of the 70s Tull, I don't know why Martin didn't want to include it in his band. Other than that minor disappointment, the Martin Barre Band is great!
@@PhillipLandmeier -- I remember Ian once saying if Tull was to remain a band, the line-up would at least have to include Martin. He said if for some reason Martin was no longer with the band, Tull would not continue. I guess he changed his mind.
@@oskarileikos - and the flute, and the new songs, and a decent singer with stage presence. A subpar tribute band at best.
One of my guitar heroes.
It's 2022 and Martin Barre totally rocks Tull music.
This was five years ago.
@@aliengrey6052 Yes. The point is it's still good the year I'm watching it.
Saw tull 3 times in my life. Incredible each time. Always watched martin play the hell out of his guitar. If not for him tull would have been just a flute concert.
🤣 YES TRUTH!!!
MARTIN BARRE ⚡🌟🌟🌟
Always loved Tull, and felt Martin was as essential to the band as Ian. Now that we no longer have Tull, I have to say that I much prefer Martin and his band to Ian and his band. There is no denying that Ian was a genius, but his voice is shot now, and without Martin, the band is a sad shadow of what it once was. Good to see Martin still rocking the music.
Martin is a very good guitarist, one of the best.
Wonderful.
Martin Barre is so overlooked. Such a shame.
Fabulous.
Simply amazing
Yes it’s so rare Martin plays the solo on Minstrel
I saw Martin in Kinross in 2017 best gig ever! Last time I saw him was with Tull in the seventies. One of my guitar heroes.
Kick ass drummer.👍
Yep! 🙂
Technically awesome !!!!! .....sounds like 1976 ...👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Holy sjit, Martin can play the guitar. This is total command of the instrument that only a few ever achieve. (This is waaaay harder than it looks. Trust me on this. But a genius makes it look easy.) Jimmy Page is a fan of Martin Barre, if that tells you anything.
Yes my fav tull song - great job still love it too many decades
This is great! I love Martin Barre, of course, and the drummer is really good, surprisingly good.
Yep! 🙂
Love Martin Barre and that he built this band, playing just as brilliantly as JT once did!! 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
I would pay a hell of a lot more to see these guys than what tickets cost to see bands like crew, g&r ect. today, you can hear all instruments, and understand the singer, no distortion, spitting into the crowd or flipping everyone off, thanks for a quality show, can we see the rest sometime ?
Spot on! Cheers
OH MARTIN. SO FANTASTIC AND SO UNDERRATED AS THE WHOLE BAND WAS
My all-time favorite guitarist, with Buck Dharma, Tony Iommi, and Ritchie Blackmore all a distant second. Martin says Ian hated that guitar part so they only did it on the Minstrel and Too Old To Rock And Roll tours. Too bad, Martin can really make that guitar bark at you.
This is great - the four guys are full of energy. You could put them in the closet and it would still be powerful rock! I'm really glad that MB is still going strong (had the pleasure of watching his performance in Vienna when he turned 75!!!).
Sir Martin Barre .Tone of Tull unmistakable sound
This was one of my favorite bands growing up in the 70 rock scene. I smoked a few enjoying their music.
So Good ,so Damn good !! Thank ya
This is very enjoyable. Martin by all accounts is a very special human being.
He is!
Brilliant singer
Haha. I had a laugh with you on that one!!
Excellent video and audio, nice camera work. Great stuff. Barre is brilliant and should certainly command bigger venues.
Thanks! He should for sure. I love when Martin waves to me during Steel Monkey LOL
Yeah, people don't know, and it's their loss.
Là souffle l'Esprit du Tull,.....et nul part ailleurs...... Martin still got the felling ! Good band
I think this rocks more than any of the inductees in the RRHOF this year.
I love Martin Barre......it's great to see him out and having fun. I do think he could get a better band....but that's not dissing the guy's he has.....it's just when you were in one of the best bands in the world, it's hard for anyone to quite match up.
Frankly, I'm pretty pleased with the band Martin has put together. Finding a singer who sounds even vaguely like Ian Anderson is difficult.
@@PhillipLandmeier Not to mention hanging in there with Martin on guitar duets!
@@PhillipLandmeier Not vaguely….
The singer is shite. Get a good vocalist and this band would be a lot more listenable.
Ian disted Martin..just like many other great Musicians that played in Tull..especially the 69-71 line up.that was magic chemistry musically
JETZT KANN MAN SICH BEI DEM MINSTREL IN THE GALLERY SCHON VORSTELLEN WIE WICHTIG DIE GUITAR VON MARTIN BARRE BEI JETHRO TULL WAR.MARTIN BARRE MACHTE DEN SOUND VON JETHRO TULL EINZIGARTIG.SCHÖN DAS ES MIT DER MARTIN BARRE BAND IN DIESEM SOUND WEITERGEHT.DAS IST ECHTER ROCKSOUND.😊😊
Holy. I know Martin Barre prefers PRS guitars these days, but that stage looks like a PRS commercial, haha. Hope Paul threw some advertising money their way!
Yep Gibson thrashes them I know I’ve got both.
Wow--Larry Babbin--blast from the past! I used to see you at the Tull conventions in the NE. We traded Tull VHS videos we shot. I gave you the video transfer of a super 8 of Minstrel when first played at Madison Square Garden that I took.
Funny , but I was actually in New Hope for a short getaway that weekend, and didn't know Martin was there too! And you too.
Great video, and nice that Martin recognized you behind the camera.
Peter Lopez
Peter Lopez Where has the time gone? Hello! Yes certainly a long time. Hope all is well. All the best from Atlantic City! If on Facebook look me up!
Yes-- I agree about the time. Sadly I'm not a Facebook user. I've actually been a bit out of the Tull stream--I'm not really getting out to hear live music of late, but I would have certainly been in there to see Martin at New Hope. I need to keep my eyes open for tour dates--Martin remains my top guitar hero!
Could you shoot me an email to close the loop? palopez123@gmail.com Thanks and Happy Holidays!
There could never have been a beter vocalist to stand in for Ian Anderson
Feally? How 'bout someone who can actually sing?
Brilliant xx
Sounds really good but I am a Jethro Tull fan 50 yrs running and I'll leave it at that.
Ian got old...Martin didn't..still shows some teeth and tone
Tull must suck without Martin!
Martin shows are better.
I hope this joyful old man won´t be at the doors of another like Guilmour-Waters soap opera ... Its known that mr. A is not proud of this ... again singer slightly imitating him could get things a little worse. Really wish to be at this show if it´s re scheduled in Argentina, if such thing happens.
Not bad, not bad at all.
Understatement of the year!
That's hilarious. Yeah, not bad at all. Bahahaha.
Tull has finished. A shadow from all including Anderson. And this band needs a flute player.😊
Martin’s upcoming tour promises a little flute…….Martin is a great flautist.
Why, yes, I want to go see one of the world’s greatest guitar players, and listen to a flute!! 🙄🙄🙄🙄
@@mropus1014 he isn’t though is he.
He’s ok. His band isn’t Tull no where near.
There are several Tull tributes ten times better.
He really needs one of their frontmen not don joly . Tull were stupendous in their day.
My pub band is better than this.
It’s just all wrong.
I like Martin he used to live near me it just living in the past and is now stale.
The right roots the wrong branches.
This guy definitely sounds considerably better than Ian Anderson these days…Ian’s voice is unfortunately gone now.
I wonder what Ian and Martin's relationship is like these days...is it OK with Ian that Martin is playing Ian's songs with a whole different group?
Lacks Barrimore Barlow's drive on the drums Ian's showmanship in front. If you have ever seen the real thing, this ain't it.
Ian doesn't have the voice anymore. So this is it.
I was there live in 75, that's nowhere near it.
This is Martin's band - it's not meant to be Tull.
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