Ian Anderson is a great artist who lost his voice and breath too early in life. I must say this. I am glad you are still around though!!!

Always a great band, great talented musicians in the band ! Sweet nostalgia now tbh

jethro tull is the best bands of the world and ian anderson best flutes everything

Ian Anderson always had top tier musicians, but he could never replace Martin. Martin Barre, has such an awesome strumming technic. Not to mention, the best lead guitarist in prog or anywhere else. Goodier got a great sound and damn good Tull Bassist.

Jethro Tull ::Music at its best! "Locomotive Breath",

Diversos músicos já passaram pelo Jethro Tull e a qualidade musical sempre se manteve, graças a Ian Anderson que é um músico exigente que sempre escolhe os melhores para cada função. Ouvir essa banda é uma aula de música. Sensacional.

Love every song I have ever heard Ian Anderson perform. God bless all of from Patrick

This is what I call the "refined" line up of Tull. No matter what lineup, to me they have always been the BEST. This is one of the best live recordings they ever did. Beautiful Board mix, and Martin Barr is my favorite guitarist. He is a Master at what he does. It is a shame, they could not get this quality of live recordings, back in the 70s. Beautiful sound. Anderson's acoustic is a 5k dollar Manson, and I would love to have one. Perry became an awesome Tull drummer. Sorry for all the blabbering.

Great to see an old show from Switzerland. Thank you Remy Tena. i was once in a hospital there, I was very very young so I really can't remember. But with one more cigarette I think I might.

I still say that Jethro Tull will be in the Rock-in Roll-Hall of Fame..Gina Brandt Vickery will make it happen.. Jethro Tull music reigns.

Наслаждение...❤

Best version of "living in the past" i've heard! And the bass is just so good, I wish they would show him more...

@JerryHawkins-rr3ry

8 ай бұрын

Ya, it is a beautiful sound, and tight. That 6 string Bass has got to be HEAVY!

Excelente y Gracias por tan maravilloso regalo. Viva por Siempre Jethro Tull. JG República Bolivariana de Venezuela

Big fan here. I enjoy ya music mucho. Especially how well you play that flute. Im honored to have stumbled accross this song videoe. Sincereley ...your friend...Dawn

Great music and awesome musicians! Thank you very much for still being around!

Remy thanks for the great find. I love this band make up. Last I saw them was '11 in L.A. Greek and they were tight and smoking! Hope to see this same group again say on passion play they would be great at it lLIVE!

One of best group on stage...it's the best !!!

@5619clarke111

5 жыл бұрын

Hochet Bernard I agree best damn live concert of any band through the 60s 70s 80s and 90s and into the new century. They are all real musicians playing real music. Not drunk or drugged out . Tull was putting out Quality for every night.

@robert5414

5 жыл бұрын

You are right!!!!

When your head is kept up in the clouds listening to jethro tull , im far fixed above, so i dont look down . Great !thanks ...

No te mueras nunca Ian,!!

Pure excellence !!

@mariaaparecidaathouguia8491

6 жыл бұрын

Sim! Pura excelência!!! Me sinto majestosamente encantada com essa flauta!!

@andrewtucker1828

2 жыл бұрын

40 years in tightened up proper. Beginning with the rolling stones circus in 1968 to being saved by the women on strings in 2008.

No matter what the lineup Tull is always great, but this is a very tight band !! Doane Perry has been here awhile and has a fun jazzy style, great stuff !

@5619clarke111

5 жыл бұрын

Ronnie Farnsworth I dared to say Perry what is the reason the band got back there Swagger and 84 when he joined the band. This may be sacrilege but I think it was the best drummer for tall ever had. And I’ve seen all tall drummers live. And yes Barry was my favorite.

@JerryHawkins-rr3ry

8 ай бұрын

Myself, as well.@@5619clarke111

Thanks for the upload!!! This is by far the best live Tull performance on KZread and I am pretty sure I have heard them all.

@neilangus4401

2 жыл бұрын

I think you are incorrect there I know you are being nice and good on you I grew up with Tull It's just sad Ian's vocals Still a fantastic show

@MsMojoworks

2 жыл бұрын

Capital Theater 1977!

@JerryHawkins-rr3ry

8 ай бұрын

I agree!!

Solid players these guys are in such control.

Brings back a lot of very good memories,

I saw them in Nov. 2005 and it was among the top 2-3 concerts I've ever seen, and I have seen my share. Even with diminished vocals it was magic. This is pretty hurting. This is hard for me to watch.

@andygaines9686

6 жыл бұрын

I was able to tolerate and still enjoy Tull up until the mid 2000's . I bought the DVD of this gig a few years back and gave up about half way through when he started doing the classics from the 70's. Funnily enough the vocals and gig were enjoyable when he was doing the very early stuff but then. . . . As you say it was "pretty hurting". I was feeling for him and his throat all the way through "Heavy Horses" and the songs that followed. In the late 80's and nineties he was able to get away with his vocal problems more. I know his voice had deteriorated , and everyone knew, but I didn't find it too bad. From the mid 2000's it was PAINFUL. Sorry Ian . I love you you . But . . . I wonder if anyone actually said anything to him?

Thank you very much

Remy see you lots of fan that love your work . You are blowing up! Good for you .

foooouuuntaaaastik and unbeatable !!!!!!!

LOVE SONG!!Jetrho Tull!!!

Just Great !

DU KARALHO!!!! Esses caras sempre mandaram bem!!

This is so good. Thank you

One word.....Awesome

Very grateful for your comments! All credit goes to the musicians ;)

@5619clarke111

5 жыл бұрын

Remy Tena no the credit goes to you Remy Without your efforts none of us around the world where have all this great tell music to listen to you and see, thanks again brother your bud from San Francisco.

@5619clarke111

5 жыл бұрын

Remy Tena also how Big Is mom’s magnetic collection? I hope you and her are doing well, God bless you both!

@NoNORADon911

4 жыл бұрын

240p??

@RemyTena

3 жыл бұрын

@@NoNORADon911 Yes, the reason is that it was one of my first videos uploaded to KZread, at that time in Spain the upload speed was very slow, some videos took a whole day (24 hours) to upload and sometimes the upload was cut off, so I decided to upload them in lower quality. Maybe now I could upload it in 480p

@NoNORADon911

3 жыл бұрын

@@RemyTena Oh

He plays flute very incredible i love ian anderson

@rickyjohnny8452

2 жыл бұрын

You all probably dont give a shit but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly forgot the account password. I love any tricks you can give me!

@ethanmaximus8050

2 жыл бұрын

@Ricky Johnny Instablaster =)

go hard eh...keep rocking, just keep fucking rocking...I fucking love Ian Anderson and Mr Barre, and all our boys.

Great band! 👏👏

Cudny koncert w każdym CALU

Sou simplesmente encantada pela flauta de Ian Anderson... Fico viajando!! É um espetáculo ´!!!

Qué bueno es este tipo!!! Tuve el privilegio de verlo en vivo tres veces.

ES INCREÍBLE! DIOS! ESTO ES MÚSICA!

Ian still sounds ok to me and do not forget he plays harmonica and acoustic guitar and tambourine and of course he ranks as one of the best flute players I ever heard with a totally unique style that is remarkable and a joy to hear.

Great upload, thanks :)

maravilloso,,, genial

Oh damn, Bouree.

Lindo, perfeito.

Hay....and whom ever runs accross this message..... I just want to say...." What ever ya do....have a happy daze.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Too many people are trashing Ian’s voice. His voice has degraded since his prime years, but he still sings in tune. He sounds fine here.

The reason Anderson's singing voice has deteriorated is because of a vocal cord injury he suffered in the 1980s. By "Crest of a Knave" it had completely changed. But hey, he can still sing, and he's still on the go.

@5619clarke111

5 жыл бұрын

Max Bennie yes he can and he won a Grammy with crest.

Why is Jethro Tull,and Ian Anderson not inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?What a great Flutest,as well as,singer is Ian Anderson.

Respekt!!! Das soll erst mal einer nachmachen!

FUCKING MAGIC

Doane Perry! 💫

Super version de Living in the past avec Martin aux taquets

Momento alucinante aos 53:00, incrível!!!

superbe.........

Grandi!!

inpresionante....... parece que los años no pasaron para ian andersonnnn.......,..,.,

Outstanding These old farts are god damn good... .

Rock de verdad!

If ever there is a candidate for the Rock in Roll of hall of Fsame. It is Jethro Tull...Then people talk .How many times does it take in Music Town Nashville until Jethro Tull says all that needs to be said. Unless, Gina Brandt Vickery says, One talent, does Nashville Music....we can sing...yet there is one more child left until GINA BRANDT says no.

In my view all these guys are underrated, to use the word mildly.

Those that decry the aging process and WHINE about the mere passage of time simply "don't GET it" (IMHO)so the band has to dial down the PA volume to accommodate the vocals....BFD!!!I like it just FINE (and can now hear the lyrics much better than I could LIVE in their prime!!). I once saw IA 'wow' the crowd with only voice, guitar, and flute for over 45 minutes in Ft Worth Texas with NO POWER at ALL (while technicians strung a rescue cable to the building next door) It was absolutely INCREDIBLE

@5619clarke111

5 жыл бұрын

gracie9501 come injury, weather or technical difficulty Tull Always played on!

1:37 1. My Sunday Feeling (Ian Anderson) 5:37 2. Living In The Past (Ian Anderson) 11:14 3. Serenade To A Cuckoo (Roland Kirk) 12:35 4. So Much Trouble (Brownie McGhee) 19:23 5. Nursie (Ian Anderson) 22:34 6. Rocks On The Road (Ian Anderson) 29:02 7. A New Day Yesterday (Ian Anderson) 36:07 8. Too Old To Rock & Roll, Too Young To Die (Ian Anderson) 41:00 9. Bouree (J.S. Bach, Ian Anderson) 46:21 10. Nothing Is Easy (Ian Anderson) 53:01 11. Dharma For One (Ian Anderson) 59:31 12. Heavy Horses (Ian Anderson) 1:09:05 13. Thick As A Brick (excerpt) (Ian Anderson) 1:18:20 14. Aqualung (Ian Anderson, Jennie Anderson) 1:22:23 15. Locomotive Breath (Ian Anderson)

@RemyTena

8 жыл бұрын

brettiskwl Thank you very much!

@chrisvoice2480

7 жыл бұрын

Brett Belworthy cxx

@MrPopowicz

6 жыл бұрын

Great ; just saw their 50 anniverserity tour - great

@TheAeroForceOne77

5 жыл бұрын

I'm 22 yo, I see for the first time Jethro Tull band in Florence on 24th July 2018. It was my favourite concert ever and mg favourite band, yet 😍

Genios

O melhor do mundo

Maravilha...

good

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

paracuandoelconciertoen Sevilla de JETHRO TULL en KZread

Fresh Color

Unico

How can my German, swiss. french, italian friends understand jethtro tull music?

Can anyone tell me why Andy Giddings and Jonathan Noyce left the band? I remember around ten years ago (2007) seeing a photo with these two new members and thinking, what happened to the longest lasting Tull line up?

Doane Perry really knows his job. I prefer Barriemore Barlow until I saw this record...

okay my mother said if you listen to Jethro Tull music you will end up in an Irish bar, sleeping with an Irish girl. Now my mother is dead and buried in Skokie Illinois dirt grave with doves singing all around.

@5619clarke111

5 жыл бұрын

Jimmy Brush Just for the record that would be a Scottish bar with a Scottish woman named Heather.

Ian's voice change but the sound s in good..

for noe tull

@Eric-is1jt

Жыл бұрын

Old songs to jam to,good old days,nothing like em.

bueno, el tiempo no pasa en valde y comparar este concierto con el brusting Out es como comparar el blanco con el negro, pero aun asi, muchos grupos actuales ya quisieran tocar asi en directo.... La voz de Ian no es lo que era, pero la flauta suena igual..... buenos recuerdos

@Remy Tana I love and admire your work, however, Ian's voice is a bit too low in a couple of Songs, as much as a I love him, but is he growing old or was there some technical problem?

@Kungen940127

6 жыл бұрын

He injured his vocal chords during the 1984 tour (i think), his voice is completely changed since then. He lost both the top and bottom end of his voice range. I suspects thats why he aldo plays the flute much more clean today, without using his voice to distort the sound. He just can’t sing like he used to.

@MyVeryHappyDay

5 жыл бұрын

...is he growing older...really? What do you think?

I wish they'd given more gain to Martin's guitar in the mix.

This is my last will and testament. about Cleveland- Detroit- Rock-in Roll-Hall of Fame... Jethro Tull...should be in the Rock-in-Roll-Hall of Fame or else my mother's name is Aira A Wilfong.

@5619clarke111

5 жыл бұрын

Jimmy Brush there’s been so many crappy Musicians that have nothing to do with rock ‘n’ roll inducted into that crock of shit. They’ll never get it!

he now sounds like a leprechaun on a shroom high!!!!!

@willieshaker9830

3 жыл бұрын

Can't believe it's been 50+ years since the first time I've seen them in New Jerseys Wildwoods convention hall, with yes"es first tour. Amazing show. Then ever tour for as long as I can remember.

My God, is that a 6 string bass????

@marinkojagodic7740

5 жыл бұрын

Yap, Fodera 6 strings :)

show starts on 1:37

What does it take to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?Several great muslcians,and groups have not enterd the Hall?Is it politics,or favoritism? Please let me know.

mick jagger 65 not too old to rock-in roll;

Ian kinda looks like Neil Peart here.

Jethro Tull disbanded in 2011. Ian Anderson's voice left much before then.

не тот Anderson

"Funk"

Reacher

@rudyanzaldua

Жыл бұрын

Spider man

Very sad to listen to after those incredible shows from the 70's.

Then my girlfriend Gina Brandt said that Music in Nashville means nothing. Country Music in Nashville...Gina Brandt says ,means nothing!

Is it me, or has Ian's voice become nasally?

My best love Bonnie Jeanne Brewer played her flute better than Ian anderson. then we walked into colorada.

Dann meine Mutter weinte. Sie sagte jetrhro Tull ist über Erfassen. Ich erklärte ihr, Deutschland ist nicht so toll!

Yes, although I've loved the band since 1969 and seen them live seven times, Ian's voice ruins the act now. It's sad to hear him straining through the songs, and the absence of Martin Barre doesn't help either. JT could have relaunched with a new vocalist (possibly female) or they could have moved into purely instrumental music - where their strengths certainly remain.

Haha NoobiWan.