CLIVE BUNKER STORY
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- Clive Bunker Story is a document that some passionate people put together to celebrate the brilliant carreer as founder of Jethro Tull band and former drummer.
We had the pleasure to host Clive in Biella, Italy for Microsolchi Festival in 2016, dedicated to vinyl records and live music. We presented this video before the interview we had with him remembering the golden time in JT and his rehersal with Bonzo Bonham. Long live Clive, nice guy and fabulous drummer!
Genius, innovative player. Ginger Baker got all the credit but what Clive was doing on the early Tull was just as inventive and impressive.
Glenn Cornick and Clive Bunker were a force to be reconked with.
I remember exactly where I was when I first heard Clive on 'This Was' when it had just been released and was available in the US only as a Brit import... I was completely blown away by the strange, intoxicating & exotic sound of Dharma For One and Clive's lightning fast chops. It was all literally electrifying and totally magical.
Glen Cornick, possibly the nicest looney I ever met, miss you man.
I had no idea that Clive Bunker was in a band with James Dewar, Robin Tower and Frankie Miller; an early supergroup! I am not sure why Ian Anderson says that after Clive "left Jethro Tull", he left the music business for a long time. This video indicates otherwise. Mr Anderson's memory is often selective when it comes to ex-Tull members!
There will never be another Jethro Tull. That, I am certain of.
So underrated he didn't even make the underrated drummer listings.
Clive was and still is a huge influence on my own drumming style. An incredibly gifted and very under-rated drummer. Thank you, Clive!
Todd Tennant thanks bro
Check out the mix of Barrymore his solo blew me away .
Clive, the most fluid player I've ever seen/heard. Thanks for the document.
yes Clive is alive and if he doesn't get you groovin' your pretty much dead. dharma for one for example.
Absolutely superb favourite drummer!
One of the best drummers ever. Thanks Clive.
Clive is sick/. I am a self taught drummer and the fancy stuff I do, I learned from the master. People are like who, when I mention Clive, but he is betterthan John Bonham. Best rock drummer in history. Beyond human. I worship him. glad he is still alive.
Better than John Bonham???
Greatest drum runs from Bunker. Never saw such natural stick control.
Many, MANY thanks to Clive and Jethro Tull, a huge influence on my own career.
That was really cool. Clive played with a whole lot of great people.
Glenn was the soul of Tull.....
i really liked Clive Bunker's drumming!
Yeah man.Clive and Glenn were really brilliant together.I love his drumming.
Sooo inspiring and swinging!
He was my favorite drummer for a long time. A great inspiration. Did some really impressive solos that are on TH-cam.
one of the all time greatest rock drummers, thanks for posting!
I just basically wasted 20 minutes expecting to hear a lot about Clive. Everything but.
@5:21 the flyer JEFF BECK, JOHN MAYALL, DEEP PURPLE APRIL 3.WOW
The best live band ever!!
Great footage, but how was that the Clive Bunker story? Just a voice over to say he was a member of all the bands highlighted in the footage would have been a start. It would have been good to get an interview with him too.
La base rítmica Clive Bunker-Glenn Cornick del JT inicial era simplemente espectacular. GC tristemente ya partió RIP, pero en el momento que escribo esto (dic 2018) CB vive, espero que bien.
I would like to take the life of Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull to the big screen, if someone has contact with Ian, please comment.
This is a message inside a bottle.
Thanks for the post. Got acquainted w/Tull via some friends in 71' and as the piece says?!??? Lots of bit parts. Glad to see you included Uli jon Roth at the end. He drummed w/Uli in his only 20th century U.S. appearance in 1985. And then at the Legendary 2001 Donnington show with UFO and Jack Bruce. Great, solid drummer. Long live the Clive.
What a wonderful compilation! Thanks very much for doing this. Lots of things I've never seen or known about as lifelong Tull fan.
clive was great
Amen to that.Or maybe we should say Clive is great.
A life with Ian and the boys is a life well spent...
world class
Ian Anderson..an inspirational musician..👍👍👍
Finally some great footage of Clive...
Thanks for your comment! Clive was in our town, Biella, Italy and played a blues concert with a good local guitarist, Riki Massini (check his website if you like), occasionally playing with him and their common friend Mick Abrahams. Clive was present when we showed this video and later we had a short interview with him, talking about his period in JT and after. Clive was great either in playing the drums with Riki or answering the question!! Available and very nice guy! I'm really happy I had the chance to meet him.
Exceptionnel batteur, la composition jouée sur "Bourrée" est d'une finesse extraordinaire. Batteur moi même je réécoute régulièrement ce jeux très créatif qui collait si bien à l'époque bluesy du Tull
Clive clearly influenced by Mick Fleetwood's Peter Green era.
"Un groupe très original... Les Jétro Tûlle!"
Je croyais que c'étaient des jets de rotules, sport so british
thanx Sir Bunker!
7:06 crazy solo ... so jazzy ;)
Best part is by ~5:00: "Schähtro Tüll"/LOL!
STEVE HOOOWEEEE????? wow!
3:20,tony iommi on guitar
Man i lived around the corner from you i guess in Antioch Ca i knew someone that knew you and i begged a lot of times to meet you never did but you are amazing loved Jethro Tull for like over 35 of my 50 year existence. Rock on Clive we love you man!
I still remember hi!?!