My brother ,sadly passed away in 2016 ..he was a huge fan he gave me a tape of song's from the wood in 1982..since then i am fan ..in fact we saw tull in 2007 in Melbourne Australia. ..and first time eva i bought the t-shirt ..at a concert sent it to bro he was cremated with it !! We sent him off on bribe island 26th of jan 2017 dolphins came up as his ashes went into the sea..music was jethro. .as he was swept away from me and his family
The overwhelming number of photos in this video were taken around 1889 or 1890, which means even the youngest children in these pictures is long dead. There's something profound in that to me; to see so many faces and people, all so full of life who are now long gone. GREAT video! Thanks for making it!!!
My Great Grandfather was a 'Ships Whaler' out of Whitby. Some of the artifacts from his Sailing ships like an Harpoon Gun still reside in the Museum there on the cliff facing the Sea. I visited there when I was a young lad, fascinated by it all and walked out on the beach during low tide. Amazing ! Ian Anderson's tales always bring me back to my ancestral past and the stories my Grandfather told me of those days gone by. Viewing Frank Sutcliffe's photographs that James has kindly brought to us is like icing on the cake to those memories. Thank you !
I saw Tull in about 73-74.It was the Passion Play .They were just not of anyone or time and they did Thick As Brick .I was about fourteen or so.I sat on the floor of the Omni and was so stoned by just the smoke of around me It's was great.I was with friends and I got the best seats of all.I remember Ian Anderson just playing that afour Martin on the stage it was a wonderful guitar and the flute was very strong with Martin Barr playing it also.Those were the greatest days I do remember.What a wonderful life on being a hippie in those days.It was like everyone loved you!!!!!
Nicely done. Love the collection of pics, makes me pine for that time to live in as life was harder yet cleaner/healthier than what it is nowadays. And to those who will challenge my meaning of cleaner, no referring to the cleanliness of the hands or clothes, but of the mind and spirit. Less pollution and toxic foods.
Goodness, I haven't listened to 'Stormwatch' for so many years. This is beautiful, thank you for sharing. Much appreciated. Unashamedly a huge Tull fan since 1970. Even sadder, have all the 12" vinyls and CDs plus a few DVD thrown in! .. and one I have NEVER heard, 'Driver'. Who said 'Isolation' was boring! :) Cheers, John Benson Melbourne, Australia
Such a wonderful song amalgamated with old photographs. I'm so pleased to see they're from a coastal town so close to where I live. It gives the illusion of a local touchstone to a band I thoroughly enjoy listening to.
Folks, such a tiny window into an absolutely different time and place, excellent anthem, with a stunning display! TYVM Mr. James Padmore! I only can give you well wishes and hope for following winds ahead. Keep doing this art sir!
This has been one of my favourite Jethro Tull songs since I first heard 'Stormwatch' in the late 1980s (about a decade after its release). I have always loved the hauntingly sad lyrics and the way the music ebbs and flows like the tide. I also love the way that you have matched the evocative photography of Frank Meadow Sutcliffe with this beautifully wistful song.
This was excellent beyond words. I've always been hugely fond of this song, and had it in the back of my mind to perhaps make a video for it some day. However, there's no need for that now, you have truly nailed it. Thanks so much for producing this, it was greatly enjoyed.
Stormwatch was my first Tull album sooo many years ago. I think I wore the grooves out of it. But I hadn't listened to this in more than 25 years. The mix of the beautiful, joyful and yet melancholy music with your well chosen images leaves me awash in memory also both joyful and melancholy. What a heady trip, thank you.
Un excelente trabajo de edición y el haber escogido esta canción para incorporarle imágenes, una muy pensada y elaborada idea llevada a cabo, agradezco la oportunidad de ver realizada esta idea, ya que desde hace años he estado pensando hacer un trabajo similar con otra obra.
Thanks James, great pics. My second concert ever was Tull during the Stormwatch Tour in Philadelphia October '79. UK opened. Kind of a forgotten album, thanks for keeping it alive.
What an amazing video! Great choice of pics, it really does flow with this song. Flying Dutchman is definitely one of my all time favorite Tull songs. Stormwatch is my favorite album of theirs. Something about the melancholy mix and Celtic atmosphere of it. Also the additional sounds of the waves and seagulls really create a great atmosphere for the song. I wish they had them on the original recording.
Thank you for the great pictures in this video.These are "my Jethro Tull". A very dynamic and wonderful song. Everything fits together beautiful. Lucky to see the band next month in Hamburg
A classic Tull song, but for me the photos make this something special. They are so, I don't know, I'm struggling to find words, haunting maybe? I listen to this song, see the photos and I want to know their stories. I want to know these people (although they do look like some boating folks that I do know) and wonder who they were, what became of them. Lovely.
A real work of art. Enjoyed that so much. I saw Tull on this tour at Hammersmith Odeon in 1980. They were a stunning live band in their heyday. I first saw them on the Heavy Horses tour in '78, with John Glascock on bass, and they were just breathtaking. That was the tour that produced the live album Bursting Out. I got to meet Ian Anderson and David Palmer afterwards, which added to the occasion. I saw them again on the Broadsword tour in '82, by which time a lot of the band had been replaced, which meant they weren't the same for me, but it was still a great show. I haven't seen them since, as I've never enjoyed their subsequent stuff as much as I did the albums before the band changed, and I am sure I'd struggle to enjoy Ian Anderson's singing these days, since he wrecked his voice in the mid 80s. Thanks again for the video. I bet the band members love it.
Outstanding! One of the most prolific storey tellers, only one other is at Ian's level, Gordon Lightfoot. For years I've been listening to the yarns spun by Ian Anderson. When the music wasn't there to hear, my mind and it's memory could replay them within my special place to be. Your video work is now the backdrop to "Flying Dutchman". A precious gift I will try to pay forward.
you did a great job with this video, it's very true to the song. Tull has always been my favorite band, and part of the reason for this is the imagery their songs put in your mind. if you let them their songs will suck you into another place. often a better one, or simply a place to reflect on the world.
Great song. my great grand parents left Whitby in the late 1890s to make a life in New Zealand, I was thinking of this one day and knew where Whitby was, I had this most unusual moment where I was with them as they made their way from Boston to Whitby to begin the long sea voyage and their boarding the vessel to take them away from their country, my grandfather was the first born child in NZ although I guessed that he was concieved prior to the sea voyage. I love these images I thought that it was Francis Frith who had done the photography.
My brother ,sadly passed away in 2016 ..he was a huge fan he gave me a tape of song's from the wood in 1982..since then i am fan ..in fact we saw tull in 2007 in Melbourne Australia. ..and first time eva i bought the t-shirt ..at a concert sent it to bro he was cremated with it !! We sent him off on bribe island 26th of jan 2017 dolphins came up as his ashes went into the sea..music was jethro. .as he was swept away from me and his family
I am sorry for your loss. A beautiful story...your brother is watching down on you ever day. Our loved ones never leave us for long x
The overwhelming number of photos in this video were taken around 1889 or 1890, which means even the youngest children in these pictures is long dead. There's something profound in that to me; to see so many faces and people, all so full of life who are now long gone. GREAT video! Thanks for making it!!!
Ian Anderson- Iove his voice and the way what he sings. Jethro Tull is still with me. Since 1975- when I was 10.
Unforgettable song from one of the greatest bands ever.
One of the best songs by Tull ever - amazing I hadn't heard of it until recently. And the photographs are incredible. What a combination.
My Great Grandfather was a 'Ships Whaler' out of Whitby. Some of the artifacts from his Sailing ships like an Harpoon Gun still reside in the Museum there on the cliff facing the Sea. I visited there when I was a young lad, fascinated by it all and walked out on the beach during low tide. Amazing ! Ian Anderson's tales always bring me back to my ancestral past and the stories my Grandfather told me of those days gone by. Viewing Frank Sutcliffe's photographs that James has kindly brought to us is like icing on the cake to those memories. Thank you !
Magnificent images to compliment Tull's best line up playing their best here. Thumbs up James.
One of the many forgotten gems by Tull
If Ian hears this he'll be wishing he had added the intro when he recorded it.Brilliant.
i love both music and images. Sutcliffe was great
I saw Tull in about 73-74.It was the Passion Play .They were just not of anyone or time and they did Thick As Brick .I was about fourteen or so.I sat on the floor of the Omni and was so stoned by just the smoke of around me It's was great.I was with friends and I got the best seats of all.I remember Ian Anderson just playing that afour Martin on the stage it was a wonderful guitar and the flute was very strong with Martin Barr playing it also.Those were the greatest days I do remember.What a wonderful life on being a hippie in those days.It was like everyone loved you!!!!!
grgeory d Bishop that sounds wonderful, wish I was around to see that, I'm 18 now
Those beautiful old pictures are haunting.
What a masterpiece! Tull fans are the classiest! Thanks for posting!
Yeah, man. This band is almost in a league of its own.
@@IllusionSector almost?? Certainly
One of the most beautiful things i ever heard. TY JT
when Jethro Tull was big in 1976, I lived in Scotland. This reminded me about this time, so nostalgic right now.
It's hard to imagine a more moving and beautiful composition!!!!
Over 25 years after I first heard this album and it still gives me chills.
Me too, Tull is tops!
again,this is very moving,and I hope Anderson have seen it
Nicely done. Love the collection of pics, makes me pine for that time to live in as life was harder yet cleaner/healthier than what it is nowadays. And to those who will challenge my meaning of cleaner, no referring to the cleanliness of the hands or clothes, but of the mind and spirit. Less pollution and toxic foods.
Goodness, I haven't listened to 'Stormwatch' for so many years. This is beautiful, thank you for sharing. Much appreciated. Unashamedly a huge Tull fan since 1970. Even sadder, have all the 12" vinyls and CDs plus a few DVD thrown in! .. and one I have NEVER heard, 'Driver'. Who said 'Isolation' was boring! :) Cheers, John Benson Melbourne, Australia
Such an underrated album. Absolutely love it
I have been listening to this piece for over 30 years. I still cannot get over how beautiful it is.
Abe
Me too! It's powerful!
Take Stormwatch camping, and play these songs around a fire. Pure magic.
A totally timeless piece of music yet even more so with the addition of these wonderful photographs, a very well done to you James...
Such a wonderful song amalgamated with old photographs. I'm so pleased to see they're from a coastal town so close to where I live. It gives the illusion of a local touchstone to a band I thoroughly enjoy listening to.
" So come all you lovers of the good life " ...Jethro Tull ...
From a life long Jethro Tull fan, this is a wonderful video, and respectful to both photographer and band. Well done sir.
One of my favorite JT song.Can't get wrong with Ian Anderson's magic flute and beautiful melody....
Just outstanding and very beautiful
The photographs are beautiful. Thank you for posting "Frank Meadow Sutcliffe".
Excellent work...amazing photos.
One of my favourites Jethro Tull songs.
Many thanks for this...
YEP... STILL MY FAV... TULL songs, band era... JUST A MEMORY NOW-- BUT STILL A FEELING TO ENJOY.....
Folks, such a tiny window into an absolutely different time and place, excellent anthem, with a stunning display! TYVM Mr. James Padmore! I only can give you well wishes and hope for following winds ahead. Keep doing this art sir!
Really excellent video for this superb song. You found such perfect, evocative images. Wonderful.
This has been one of my favourite Jethro Tull songs since I first heard 'Stormwatch' in the late 1980s (about a decade after its release). I have always loved the hauntingly sad lyrics and the way the music ebbs and flows like the tide. I also love the way that you have matched the evocative photography of Frank Meadow Sutcliffe with this beautifully wistful song.
THANK YOU FOR THE MAGNIFICENT music and these historical pictures. Go together well.
This is Tull at their best. This is such a beautiful song. Musically composed. Anderson listened to Bach is presume.
This was excellent beyond words. I've always been hugely fond of this song, and had it in the back of my mind to perhaps make a video for it some day. However, there's no need for that now, you have truly nailed it. Thanks so much for producing this, it was greatly enjoyed.
very good edit, the photos and the music perfect togther
Absolutely brilliant interpretation through Sutcliffe's photos ....hat's off to you
Thanks for such a beautiful and seamless blending of images into the music and lyrics of Tull!
A wonderfully composed video for this wonderful song! Thank you
Beautiful job. Excellent choice of images, nicely edited.
Thank you for putting this together James-it’s so beautiful!
From a huge Tull fan. ♥️
Truly a work of art. Well done James. Been a Tull fan for years, this is just beautiful,
absolute magic momentery stuff such a gr8 mix of images and feelings to put the mind their and never lost,lovely memories than x
Fantastic creation with these photos and one of the best videos ever!
Always loved this. Saw the Stormwatch tour in '79. Still remember them playing Orion and Dun Ringill from it. UK opened for Tull.
Big Tull fan back in the day. This masterpiece slipped by me. Plus I love all things oceanic, lots of sailing ancestry. I adore this!
I've been a Tull fan for 40 years. Great job on this song.
Wonderful selection of pictures fitting perfectly to this beautiful song!
Stormwatch was my first Tull album sooo many years ago. I think I wore the grooves out of it. But I hadn't listened to this in more than 25 years. The mix of the beautiful, joyful and yet melancholy music with your well chosen images leaves me awash in memory also both joyful and melancholy. What a heady trip, thank you.
Precious and irreplaceable! Thanks for this.
Stormwatch!!!!!wow,this is the first I've heard this in ages!!!!long time,,,good tunes.....😐
Great, Great. This is my Childhood: i can relate..
i can relate to the uploader-salute brother!!!
The photos are captivating! Thank you for posting this video.
I love this song, the video just made it more incredible
Didn't think much of this song when it came out but it has really shown its beauty just recently. Another outstanding performance by Tull.
I will probably be there when the dutchman comes....
What a gorgeous presentation-- simple and lovely.
Love this song!!!...I yearn for open water!!!...grew up on a lake!!!...learned to sail...learned to power...all types of boats!!!!
Such a moving song.Much more so with the photographs and seagulls and breaking waves.Nicely done James and thank you for posting
brilliant video my friend! Captures the emotions and " feel" of this incredible song. One of my top 5 Tull songs....and I have them all.
This will still be showing somewhere a thousand years from now.Bravo !
I can't believe I'm only now finding this excellent video. A lovely video that finally does justice to this haunting and underappreciated song.
i love this song...remember the good time for rock & roll..very beatiful video clip
VERY VERY VERY BEAUTIFUL !
Might be my favorite Tull album! Lucky to have seen band five times!
Emotionally charged like it should be, magnificent
Excellent tribute to a very fine track
Un excelente trabajo de edición y el haber escogido esta canción para incorporarle imágenes, una muy pensada y elaborada idea llevada a cabo, agradezco la oportunidad de ver realizada esta idea, ya que desde hace años he estado pensando hacer un trabajo similar con otra obra.
I have listened to this piece for over 30 years but it is still so beautiful.
Abe
You did an amazing job. These photos are great, they go naturally with the atmosphere of the song.
absolutely lovely, both the song and the video...
excelente sintonía entre canción e imagen... un abrazo por el sentimiento expresado....grande james!!
Thanks James, great pics. My second concert ever was Tull during the Stormwatch Tour in Philadelphia October '79. UK opened. Kind of a forgotten album, thanks for keeping it alive.
Great montage
What an amazing video! Great choice of pics, it really does flow with this song. Flying Dutchman is definitely one of my all time favorite Tull songs. Stormwatch is my favorite album of theirs. Something about the melancholy mix and Celtic atmosphere of it. Also the additional sounds of the waves and seagulls really create a great atmosphere for the song. I wish they had them on the original recording.
Haunting images from the past and a great song. Pure poetry. Thank you.
Exactly pure poetry... how many dreams by these sounds, in my youth ...
Well done!..............this song paints quite the picture!
Nice pictures and great song. Good job. Thank you
Have always loved Tull and Sutcliffe's work is brilliant - you've matched them perfectly.
Très joli morceau. Excellent choix d'image, ça colle à merveille.
Great images for the song!! Thanks :))
Nice mood with these pictures and song together.
Thank you for the great pictures in this video.These are "my Jethro Tull". A very dynamic and wonderful song. Everything fits together beautiful. Lucky to see the band next month in Hamburg
A classic Tull song, but for me the photos make this something special. They are so, I don't know, I'm struggling to find words, haunting maybe? I listen to this song, see the photos and I want to know their stories. I want to know these people (although they do look like some boating folks that I do know) and wonder who they were, what became of them. Lovely.
Thanks for bringing my favorite band to life. excellent photo montage.
+Bob Giuliano - Thanks very much. I may convert my video into HD as I created this one 7 years ago so the media format has advanced since then.
A brilliant mix of texts. thank you
A real work of art. Enjoyed that so much. I saw Tull on this tour at Hammersmith Odeon in 1980. They were a stunning live band in their heyday. I first saw them on the Heavy Horses tour in '78, with John Glascock on bass, and they were just breathtaking. That was the tour that produced the live album Bursting Out. I got to meet Ian Anderson and David Palmer afterwards, which added to the occasion.
I saw them again on the Broadsword tour in '82, by which time a lot of the band had been replaced, which meant they weren't the same for me, but it was still a great show.
I haven't seen them since, as I've never enjoyed their subsequent stuff as much as I did the albums before the band changed, and I am sure I'd struggle to enjoy Ian Anderson's singing these days, since he wrecked his voice in the mid 80s.
Thanks again for the video. I bet the band members love it.
I would love to know if Mr Anderson or indeed any of the band have watched my video.
Great! A splendid video to match such a meaningful Tull tune. My high school and early college days will remain blessed by Ian and band's craft
Great song ... and very nice video. Thank you!
Nicely done. Powerful images to fit such a moving song
Great video James, it goes so well with this track, well done mate.
Outstanding! One of the most prolific storey tellers, only one other is at Ian's level, Gordon Lightfoot.
For years I've been listening to the yarns spun by Ian Anderson. When the music wasn't there to hear, my mind and it's memory could replay them within my special place to be.
Your video work is now the backdrop to "Flying Dutchman". A precious gift I will try to pay forward.
you did a great job with this video, it's very true to the song. Tull has always been my favorite band, and part of the reason for this is the imagery their songs put in your mind. if you let them their songs will suck you into another place. often a better one, or simply a place to reflect on the world.
Great photos of Whitby Yorkshire
love Whitby and the lemon tops lol
Great song. my great grand parents left Whitby in the late 1890s to make a life in New Zealand, I was thinking of this one day and knew where Whitby was, I had this most unusual moment where I was with them as they made their way from Boston to Whitby to begin the long sea voyage and their boarding the vessel to take them away from their country, my grandfather was the first born child in NZ although I guessed that he was concieved prior to the sea voyage. I love these images I thought that it was Francis Frith who had done the photography.
classy song! classy pictures! Love the Tull!