My God! Extremely rare. Jethro Tull Audio of a Live concert 1969-1970. Outstanding.

‪@10bohemian‬ Extremely rare bootleg album of a live Jethro Tull concert circa 1969-1970.I bought this album when I was a graduate student in Cell Biology at C. W. Post College during those years. I made this video for my 10bohemian channel on TH-cam. Nick Rossos video producer. Enjoy this early version of the song " My God!' Jethro Tull history.

[@59Beatlefan]

I'm sure it would sound better on my turntable than through a video on my phone, but I'll definitely admit it is one of my favorite Tull tunes. Thnx for sharing

[@gwlong2735]

Thanks for posting.
His Scottish accent seems a bit more noticeable.

[@flashback17]

I'm 15 again, one of my favorite boots, recorded at Anaheim Convention Center, across the street from Disneyland.

[@c.a.t.732]

When I was in college in the 70s there was a "head shop" (pipes, black light poster, etc.) in town that sold these bootlegs, which were pressed onto translucent colored vinyl. I still have "My God" along with another Tull boot-leg "Flute Cake".

[@alanrogs3990]

I like how Ian says "You're stoned" to someone in the audience. It's funny.

[@jamesclukey7488]

Aaaaahh ! OWN IT, GOT IT ! One side live, the other side is from the studio. Great music !

[@mikel5582]

Wonderful; thanks for posting this! 👏
Tull was my first "favorite band". The album "My God" was officially released on was the first album I ever owned. It's worn and tattered from 45 years of use and abuse but still a treasure.

[@michaelrobshaw4345]

I also had Flute Cake.The quality of boots was pretty poor initially.The first one I bought was Pinky by P.F. as Embryo was on it which at the time they played live but was not released officially.One of the best though was P.F. at the Rainbow(DSOTM).The quality of this recording is pretty good.

[@alanrogs3990]

I have Flute Cake and My God! Both pressings.

[@dbert5963111]

i have the same album...autographed by ian anderson. bought it in 1970 danbury ct.. @record broker.