@@lukahmad5683 it was amazing to see Jethro Tull in 1975 at the age of 15, incredible, and to enjoy them until the ripe old age of 63 right now and still loving them, amazing
Love the “In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" drum solo intro there! Lol Ian is always brilliant and surrounds himself with great musicians to play his music with him… They are often called Jethro Tull and become timeless moments for all of us! What else is there to call it than ‘Tull Music’?
Pretty nice ! You caught my ??? away, thanks a lot -:) Thought about half an hour about the intro, sooo wellknown even searched in my brain wherefrom this hyper intro i knew. Especially and nice to know, they also play it sooo genious ! Even an album which is filled with extradionary music is "Waters of Change" by Beggars Opera -:)
@@danmar007 I am not exaggerating at all. I know Ian is not the famous and his songs are not for everyone, but just think about that. What if he was famous as Freddie mercury or Michael Jackson? What’s make him better performer? In my opinion only, he is the greatest frontman who ever played with any band. Ian is a virtuoso musician, playing the flute, the guitar, piano, mandolin, pipes, saxophone, clarinet and more. For all the things he does no one in the history of rock and roll can match what he does as a one man performer. You can just see the rhythm that this man had, his hand movements, his leg movements, how he would coordinate a beat with his body and the way his eyes light up when he’s hitting certain notes. I was blessed to see Jethro tull by myself a few years ago, and I get it, his voice isn’t what it’s used to be but he was still awesome, and he is doing it for over 50 years! Just a dominating force on stage. He has the all package, songwriter, performer, stage present, musician, great humour and just one of a king human being. But it's just my opinion of course, so don't be mad about me 😅
@@user-qz9ux3gl2z 🙂 I'm not mad at you. I love Jethro Tull. I've been following them since they first came out. And I can listen to their early albums all say long. As a guitarist, I was partial to Martin Barre's talent, although I do think Ian is an original in the world of rock. But there have been SO MANY extraordinary entertainers throughout history.
Incredibility tight, too bad this was not remixed. Tull rules! Ian Anderson, has been the greatest entertainer in the Rock business for decades. The Bass work by Dave Pegg is incredible and Martin as ALWAYS. Geddy Lee, eat your heart out. I absolutely LOVE Martin's strumming technique. Just think, this was FORTY years ago!
Had for me to believe this was 37 years ago. I've been a fan for 50 years but didn't get to see Tull live until the 90's on the tour with ELP as the opening act. It was a stellar concert.
Mr Ian already been gone surgery here if I'm not mistaken he had surgery in 84? But he's been doing great in 86! I feel thankful to get a chance to enjoy Tull's music while I'm in my 20s now. It gives me strength. You guys rocks!
His voice was not destroyed even in around 2008 when I saw him. By Thick-As-A-Brick revival tour he lost a lot of it and made a good decision to hire a singer. He can say it all with a flute.
Ah, the infamous “Under Wraps” tour that damaged Ian’s vocals pretty much beyond repair. This is a great video and great performance but you can definitely tell the high registers in TAAB (especially #Edit 8) were causing havoc to the old vocal cords. All that being said, it’s a brilliant arrangement and Pegg’s playing here is on fire.
this was after the under wraps tour -- it was one of their few live appearances during the time between Under Wraps and Crest of a Knave. By today's standards I'd say Ian's still in fine form here ! What surprises me is how grey he is here - at only 39 years old! It's because of his work ethic I'm sure!
In this live performance: Ian Anderson: vocals, flute, acoustic guitar Martin Barre: electric guitar Dave Pegg: Bass guitar Peter John Vettese: Keyboards Doane Perry: Drums
How can you not love Jethro Tull and Ian's joyous and varied music ??
1975 saw them in Atlanta at 15 years old with my friends, thanks mom, been a lifelong fan forever
Being 15 at 75 must be great, sir!
@@lukahmad5683 it was amazing to see Jethro Tull in 1975 at the age of 15, incredible, and to enjoy them until the ripe old age of 63 right now and still loving them, amazing
I got that beat 1977, 11 years old New Haven, Connecticut. The building does not even exist anymore.
1972 TAAB at “The Fabulous Forum” Los Angeles @17 years old. Great concert and these guys bring fun combined with great playing!
I was at this show. Dinkelsbuhl Germany 1986 when I was stationed overseas. We ran into some of the crew and had a couple of pints after the show.
Me too, Rory Gallagher and Status Quo also played awesome sets!
Fantastic music
One of my best memories is of meeting Ian, in 1974.
Some say bohemian rhapsody is iconic track but thick as a brick is legendary
The best rock suite of all times.
It’s soooo wonderfully thanks Ian Anderson and jethro Tull 👌👌🫶🫶🥁🥁🥁🥁🥁👍👍
Had the privilege of seeing them when the album came out. Perfect. The recording of the album was spectacular. ❤
⚠️The most gifted front man in the history of rock and roll.👍
Entertainer extraordinaire.🎯
Nur leider ist seine Stimme jetzt im Alter nicht mehr so stark. Habe ihn gestern live erlebt...trotzdem ein Erlebnis !
My first JT concert 😎😊
Love the “In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" drum solo intro there! Lol
Ian is always brilliant and surrounds himself with great musicians to play his music with him… They are often called Jethro Tull and become timeless moments for all of us! What else is there to call it than ‘Tull Music’?
Pretty nice ! You caught my ??? away, thanks a lot -:) Thought about half an hour about the intro, sooo wellknown even searched in my brain wherefrom this hyper intro i knew. Especially and nice to know, they also play it sooo genious ! Even an album which is filled with extradionary music is "Waters of Change" by Beggars Opera -:)
I love when the bass, keyboard and guitar go in unison xD
STILL AMAZING THE YOUNG LOVE YOU IAN
Sounds amazing as always! Ian is the greatest performer of all time!
He's great, but let's not exaggerate, okay?
@@danmar007 I am not exaggerating at all.
I know Ian is not the famous and his songs are not for everyone, but just think about that. What if he was famous as Freddie mercury or Michael Jackson? What’s make him better performer? In my opinion only, he is the greatest frontman who ever played with any band. Ian is a virtuoso musician, playing the flute, the guitar, piano, mandolin, pipes, saxophone, clarinet and more. For all the things he does no one in the history of rock and roll can match what he does as a one man performer. You can just see the rhythm that this man had, his hand movements, his leg movements, how he would coordinate a beat with his body and the way his eyes light up when he’s hitting certain notes.
I was blessed to see Jethro tull by myself a few years ago, and I get it, his voice isn’t what it’s used to be but he was still awesome, and he is doing it for over 50 years! Just a dominating force on stage.
He has the all package, songwriter, performer, stage present, musician, great humour and just one of a king human being.
But it's just my opinion of course, so don't be mad about me 😅
@@user-qz9ux3gl2z 🙂 I'm not mad at you. I love Jethro Tull. I've been following them since they first came out. And I can listen to their early albums all say long. As a guitarist, I was partial to Martin Barre's talent, although I do think Ian is an original in the world of rock. But there have been SO MANY extraordinary entertainers throughout history.
Love you forever ❤
Saw them in 1969 in a movie theater on stage live in a small town in PA, Wilkes Barre... Blew me away... Flawlessness🎵🎼🎶💜
some of the best flute jammin ever💜
Sounds great!
Saludos desde México 🇲🇽🐉🦅
Absolutely love Jethro Tull
Great Rock of Ages...Masters !...
Banda extraordinária, tenho muita coisa do Jethro Tull, uma das minhas cinco bandas preferidas.
Aí sim heim bom gosto!
Ian's voice is amazing.. Awesome
And think that here it was already shot...
It was shot by this time.
@@jmdavison62
Apparently you're the only one so far with that opinion..
@@Rockzilla404 No, it’s generally accepted that Anderson irreparably damaged his voice during the _Under Wraps_ tour.
@@jmdavison62
Generally Accepted??
I missed the chance to see Jethro Tull many years ago when they came to a city not far from me, one of the biggest regrets of my life.
Un LP maravilloso!!!
Wow this is great
Nothing better than anytime Ian and TasaB
Incredibility tight, too bad this was not remixed. Tull rules! Ian Anderson, has been the greatest entertainer in the Rock business for decades. The Bass work by Dave Pegg is incredible and Martin as ALWAYS. Geddy Lee, eat your heart out. I absolutely LOVE Martin's strumming technique. Just think, this was FORTY years ago!
There are great moments here but, bursting out is the ultimate
Great Ian! Simply great, thanks
Still miss Peggy.
I am from the Anderson clan of Scotland. My grandmother's name was Florence Anderson and they came from Leith.
Very cool to see the tales of your life section played live
Just a year to go before yet another new album coming up! I'm loving it!
Magnificent!
Had for me to believe this was 37 years ago.
I've been a fan for 50 years but didn't get to see Tull live until the 90's on the tour with ELP as the opening act. It was a stellar concert.
I find most impressive from the Underwraps tour and continued here is the intoduction of TAAB Edit 8 into the middle. Edit 8 is my fav.
When Ian still had a voice, sublime
Total entertainment every time I’ve seen this band through the years.👌👌
Sensacional.
What a treat🫶
Tengo el vinil original de thick as a brick un súper classic.
La semana pasada escuché
El Lp A Passion Play que también tengo en vinil..
Que cumplió 50 años de su publicación 13 de julio de 1973.
If you look up Ian Anderson in the dictionary he is defined as - tenacious unlimited talent.
Thank you.
👌
Love Love Love ❤
Play the whole show !...
creative
Seem them southern I'll great show I never forget enen meet the guy afterwards had a few shots with him. Nice guy and down to earth.
how lucky!
Pegg has to be the finest bass player on the planet
He’s up there. Joe Dart is too.
Es un genio buenii
❤❤❤❤
What a thumbnail
This was the time, when his voice was at the best time, and flute comes over the voice microfon. And not wireless.
Mr Ian already been gone surgery here if I'm not mistaken he had surgery in 84? But he's been doing great in 86! I feel thankful to get a chance to enjoy Tull's music while I'm in my 20s now. It gives me strength. You guys rocks!
Yeah it's because he went out on tour too soon that his voice was permanently destroyed. What you're hearing here is him killing his voice.
He had a different but good and expressive voice until '92/'93 after 95 he started to have the tone he has now
@@samuelecallegari6117 Oh that's what happen, thanks for the info. Well, at least he's in a good shape and keep making new albums like RökFlöte xD
@@scottmatznick3140 Oh God, really. So if he rest a while, he had the chance to recover fully?
His voice was not destroyed even in around 2008 when I saw him.
By Thick-As-A-Brick revival tour he lost a lot of it and made a good decision to hire a singer. He can say it all with a flute.
Shame the camera simply ignores the rest of the band; without the contributions of others Tull would have been half the band they became.
🤘🏻👹🤘🏻
Me to IAM an frankonian😊
It is the carry that is different only to bring together much later on
My friend Terry Grisham wooed at a Manhattan cafe he frequented withhis long haired dog companions
Interesting that the video started with Iron Butterfly. I wonder if Mr. Anderson is still salmon farming.....
Odd to lead off with the drum solo from Iron Butterfly's "In-Godda-Da-Vida".
💀.."IN-A-GADDA-DA-VIDA"..???!
(Wooooo-Hooooo ..Ron Bushy baby..!!!)
Ah, the infamous “Under Wraps” tour that damaged Ian’s vocals pretty much beyond repair. This is a great video and great performance but you can definitely tell the high registers in TAAB (especially #Edit 8) were causing havoc to the old vocal cords. All that being said, it’s a brilliant arrangement and Pegg’s playing here is on fire.
this was after the under wraps tour -- it was one of their few live appearances during the time between Under Wraps and Crest of a Knave. By today's standards I'd say Ian's still in fine form here ! What surprises me is how grey he is here - at only 39 years old! It's because of his work ethic I'm sure!
The stupidity today is astounding!!!! Good choice in 1986. Fits for now.. Great Show well done!!!!
6:53 - Look at the way Ian moves on stage ... it's amazing.
Can you imagine kids playing like this today? To think they opened for Zep! They hated them Tull because they were stealing the show.
Also MSG 78
What ìs his name ?
We love him, but we don't know who is who...
In this live performance:
Ian Anderson: vocals, flute, acoustic guitar
Martin Barre: electric guitar
Dave Pegg: Bass guitar
Peter John Vettese: Keyboards
Doane Perry: Drums
ELVIS PRESLEY, 88, IS PASTOR BOB JOYCE NOW!
I love Tull and Ian but, at this point he had lost his way and ALMOST HIS VOICE.
79 is the end in my opinion.
Not the albums but the concerts
Muss ich bestätigen ! Habe ihn gestern live gehört, seine narksnte Stimme und Art zu singen ist nicht mehr da
Not the best period for Ian probably. here he was 39 years old but he looked like 10 years older. After 4/5 years he would look much younger
This must be the infamous under wraps tour, right before Ian damaged his vocal chords!
Sounds like you bypassed your brain when you wrote that unkind comment!
No, it's 1986 so it's 2 years later after the 1985 pause
Too bad Ian started developing problems with his voice at this stage.
Jethro Tull died a martyr..if you believe in that sort of thing..