Marvelous! Everyone sounds great, and such a delightfully clear and balanced recording. Cheers!
@rainerskommodau28806 сағат бұрын
The Drummer is the Animal from the Muppet Show 🎵😎♥🖐
@buffplums6 сағат бұрын
I’m standing on one leg
@timothyortega56087 сағат бұрын
Ian Anderson do you need some assistance I can help❤
@johnmayor21817 сағат бұрын
Where did Ian get his jacket from?
@Mr010819608 сағат бұрын
Grande Martin lancelot Barre
@PeterHuebner8 сағат бұрын
JA ES IST JAMMERSCHADE NUR SO IST DAS LEBEN.ES WAR DIE LETZTE GROSSE TULL-FORMATION DER 90ER,IAN,MARTIN,DAVE,DOANE & ANDY,A GREAT TIME❤❤😂😢😊
@NuntiusLegis7 сағат бұрын
Was Studialben betrifft, war diese Formation dann leider bald am Ende mit nur noch zwei Alben, danach war ein ganzes Jahrzehnt musikalischer Stillstand ohne neues Material. Da hat die dann ablösende Formation klar die Nase vorn mit mittlerweile vier guten Alben, das nächste ist wohl in der Mache.
@kathyw6118 сағат бұрын
Saw him last winter in Boston....just phenomenal
@eltronics8 сағат бұрын
Always loved their first album, especially this song which lead off the record. Blues are where they started. Everyone got to start somewhere.
@NuntiusLegis7 сағат бұрын
I learned to like the material from the first album through later, more polished live versions like this, the studio recordings sound a bit dated to me, with the exception of Cat's Squirrel. Mick Abrahams also recorded a nice live version of the album with his band. Strangely, of the early studio recordings, the stuff released on singles appeals more to me, like One For John Gee, Love Story, or A Christmas Song.
@eltronics6 сағат бұрын
@@NuntiusLegis The production was muddy, I'll give you that. But I got an emotional connection to this album for a friend who introduced me to it, and is no longer with us.
@FURDOG19619 сағат бұрын
What time signature is this song in?
@jethro3776 сағат бұрын
4/4 lol
@FreeMusics20229 сағат бұрын
SIMPLESMENTE ÉPICO
@ippitblack528910 сағат бұрын
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👌
@ippitblack528910 сағат бұрын
Ian.......gut das Du in keinem Kondom gelandet bist....Danke das es Dich gab/gibt.....❤❤❤❤ Gesundheit und Innovation Meister❤
@ippitblack528910 сағат бұрын
Ian Anderson revolutionierte die Rockgeschichte der 70s...die Alben von Jetro Tull waren/sind reine Kunstwerke........diese Band hat die Musik verändert Ian ist mein Held❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@matthiasbeutel575810 сағат бұрын
lange her...
@sylvainlb132710 сағат бұрын
Big Bises , toujours q ue du bon heure ....
@gracco702310 сағат бұрын
In July of the same year I saw them in Trento, Italy: amazing!
@valeriodeambroggi9276 сағат бұрын
C'ero anch'io. La cornice dei monti di Trento e una scaletta meravigliosa di oltre due ore ne ha fatto uno dei concerti dei Jethro Tull più belli di sempre. Infatti ho replicato la sera successiva a Milano.
@bjornbaron594011 сағат бұрын
This early Jethro Tull, kind of jazzy, is my favorite JT era along with early 70's masterpieces.
@remyandrade795111 сағат бұрын
Great 😮🎉😮🎉😮
@jrmckinney373211 сағат бұрын
This band kicks ass, whayd ya say their name was? Tull, he must the bugger with the flute...go Jethro!
@bomara6611 сағат бұрын
What a shame that Martin and Ian are no longer working together 😢
@kevgamble6 сағат бұрын
I still miss Dave Pegg as part of Tull.
@mccallosone490311 сағат бұрын
Martin Barre...most underrated rock guitarist of all time
@AlxM0n_Jose11 сағат бұрын
True, it is a great
@NuntiusLegis11 сағат бұрын
Said that years ago already: Since everyone says he's underrated (which means rating him high), he is not underrated. So perhaps people should go for "most properly rated guitarist of all time" by now.
@Acceleronics9 сағат бұрын
After seeing comments like this one under dozens and dozens of videos showcasing musicians from the 60s and 70s, I've come to he conclusion that saying a musician is underrated is only intended to generate thumbs up. It is certainly not accurate. None of the "underrated" musicians were underrated. They were all popular and successful.
@olivarionline18 сағат бұрын
@@NuntiusLegis The most underrated is someone who is great but we don't know about him... 😅 Martin Barre is on millions of sold records
@barnabarinludocratique62626 сағат бұрын
Martin Barre and Robert Fripp, best progressif rock guitarist. David Gilmour and Steve Hackett too.
@tomlehr86111 сағат бұрын
His voice sounds funny
@monicadriscoll64511 сағат бұрын
His voice has always sounded like this just a tad gruffier with age! Still love him!❤🎉
@Mazalinda10 сағат бұрын
Heavy smoking has left him with a lung deficiency so he can no longer fill his lungs when he sings. I saw him at one of his Christmas shows a couple of years ago and he was unable to hit certain notes. Still a brilliant show though!
@tomlehr86110 сағат бұрын
@@Mazalinda oh dang
@Lauriedriver10 сағат бұрын
He has copd.
@eyeofamon7 сағат бұрын
More than the quality of his voice, it's his timing that's all over the place. I've long wondered if he has some hearing issues.
@jrmckinney373211 сағат бұрын
I love Jethro Tull as much in 24 as I did in 74. When I was 11. This is really important music to many of us. Cheers!
@neilgoldsmith548210 сағат бұрын
Big Tull fan. Ian Anderson, Martin Barre were better than Keith & Mick. My opinion. Saw them in 1978 at Madison Square Garden. It was the Songs from the Wood tour. Ian after doing the title at the end were symbols crash. He came out and crash these giant symbols 😂 🎸😎
@martinpowell576911 сағат бұрын
When Tull were something very special, unlike today and much of the past 20 yrs or so. Throw it in Ian, the voice is painful to listen too. Martin Barre knew when to get out
@robertbro.....607612 сағат бұрын
Man his B.P. is spiked!! Look at those vains on side of he forehead, that's the way mine are when my B.P. is jacked!😮
@Stark_ricotero14 сағат бұрын
I don't listen to jehtro tull very often but when I do the whole neighborhood appreciates it
@noahsmith349313 сағат бұрын
Yep I'm giving Sherman Texas a dose right now good morning to you
@NuntiusLegis11 сағат бұрын
I do listen to Tull very often, did so as well when I still lived with my parents, and my mother often told me to turn the volume down because of the neighbours. - One day I ran into the lady from next door, and she told me she would always appreciate it when my window is open while listening to this interesting music.
@user-rt1el2il4q14 сағат бұрын
Tenho 13 anos e nunca vi um flautista tão bom na minha vida
@NuntiusLegis11 сағат бұрын
I am 55 years old and can say the same!
@djmetallord16 сағат бұрын
On the greatest bands ever.
@micheledibiase978018 сағат бұрын
Sempre più grande Jan
@kurtkensson205920 сағат бұрын
Saw them less than 2 months later. My first concert. Still haven't seen a better drum solo than Barrie Barlow's that night.
@Mr.Bojangles12Күн бұрын
Remember Jethro Tull has his shit together
@roastbeefdinnerКүн бұрын
47 years out and still sucks as much.
@richierugs6544Күн бұрын
this is way harder to do than turn on a drum machine and read some c minus rhymes
@richierugs6544Күн бұрын
show me a lead singer front man as talented as this man-----you cannot
@vaneipontes3824Күн бұрын
Mr. Martin "Fuck" Barre Criminally Underrated ⚡️🔥🎸⚡️🔥🎸⚡️🎸🔥⚡️🔥🎸⚡️🔥🎸⚡️🔥🎸
@oghippiechickКүн бұрын
I bought the Thick As A Brick album with my weekly allowance. I was in early middle school. I loved that it was a newspaper inside the album with articles and even a freakin' crossword puzzle! A ridiculous one at that. Little did I know that I would come to know every word, breath, lilt, guitar lick, drum roll, bass line and nuance of this record. Dear Mr. Anderson, et. al, you inspired me so much that the very next year I saw your Passion Play at the Fabulous Forum in L.A. You do put on a helluva show! I do hope you are well and living comfortably; drinking tea in the English countryside.
@steverherbКүн бұрын
This footage is incredible 😲 wow, just excellent!
@gerardconvie47972 күн бұрын
Saw them several times. Best show I thought for me was The Broadsword and the Beast tour. October 82' in Nurnberg Germany
@jimh93322 күн бұрын
The dude playing the maracas is having a full body orgasam😅
@mattwarbuckle2 күн бұрын
That ADT he has on his voice for parts is interesting! Anyone know what he used?
@saldefranco93622 күн бұрын
I’m astounded just how amazingly talented Ian and Jethro are. No auto tune, all pipes.
@JesseJames-wj8ft2 күн бұрын
I could have seen him in the late 70's when I was in my early teens, saw just about everyone else who came through Detroit in that time period. Didn't care for him, I was into Van Halen, Sabbath, Nugent, Trower and I considered Tull lightweight. I liked Aqualung, but that was about the only song I knew of his, I considered them a 1 hit wonder. How wrong I was, can see it now but not then. I saw him a few years ago but it was painful to watch, most of the singing was done on screen by some other guy.
@werideatdusk2 күн бұрын
I havent been able to get into 80s Tull.
@franklanger38482 күн бұрын
Manfred Manns earth Band haben wir auch in Hamburg gesehen
@sandrapugh77892 күн бұрын
He needs to be in the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame.
@mikecanterbury19542 күн бұрын
Jethro, very intertwining but a wack-a-doodle.😮
@roberthudson48223 күн бұрын
I need more Jethro Tull. ..what I meant to say was "I lost my JT albums over the years with roommates and what not" so I need to recollect what I want.
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Marvelous! Everyone sounds great, and such a delightfully clear and balanced recording. Cheers!
The Drummer is the Animal from the Muppet Show 🎵😎♥🖐
I’m standing on one leg
Ian Anderson do you need some assistance I can help❤
Where did Ian get his jacket from?
Grande Martin lancelot Barre
JA ES IST JAMMERSCHADE NUR SO IST DAS LEBEN.ES WAR DIE LETZTE GROSSE TULL-FORMATION DER 90ER,IAN,MARTIN,DAVE,DOANE & ANDY,A GREAT TIME❤❤😂😢😊
Was Studialben betrifft, war diese Formation dann leider bald am Ende mit nur noch zwei Alben, danach war ein ganzes Jahrzehnt musikalischer Stillstand ohne neues Material. Da hat die dann ablösende Formation klar die Nase vorn mit mittlerweile vier guten Alben, das nächste ist wohl in der Mache.
Saw him last winter in Boston....just phenomenal
Always loved their first album, especially this song which lead off the record. Blues are where they started. Everyone got to start somewhere.
I learned to like the material from the first album through later, more polished live versions like this, the studio recordings sound a bit dated to me, with the exception of Cat's Squirrel. Mick Abrahams also recorded a nice live version of the album with his band. Strangely, of the early studio recordings, the stuff released on singles appeals more to me, like One For John Gee, Love Story, or A Christmas Song.
@@NuntiusLegis The production was muddy, I'll give you that. But I got an emotional connection to this album for a friend who introduced me to it, and is no longer with us.
What time signature is this song in?
4/4 lol
SIMPLESMENTE ÉPICO
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤👌👌👌👌
Ian.......gut das Du in keinem Kondom gelandet bist....Danke das es Dich gab/gibt.....❤❤❤❤ Gesundheit und Innovation Meister❤
Ian Anderson revolutionierte die Rockgeschichte der 70s...die Alben von Jetro Tull waren/sind reine Kunstwerke........diese Band hat die Musik verändert Ian ist mein Held❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
lange her...
Big Bises , toujours q ue du bon heure ....
In July of the same year I saw them in Trento, Italy: amazing!
C'ero anch'io. La cornice dei monti di Trento e una scaletta meravigliosa di oltre due ore ne ha fatto uno dei concerti dei Jethro Tull più belli di sempre. Infatti ho replicato la sera successiva a Milano.
This early Jethro Tull, kind of jazzy, is my favorite JT era along with early 70's masterpieces.
Great 😮🎉😮🎉😮
This band kicks ass, whayd ya say their name was? Tull, he must the bugger with the flute...go Jethro!
What a shame that Martin and Ian are no longer working together 😢
I still miss Dave Pegg as part of Tull.
Martin Barre...most underrated rock guitarist of all time
True, it is a great
Said that years ago already: Since everyone says he's underrated (which means rating him high), he is not underrated. So perhaps people should go for "most properly rated guitarist of all time" by now.
After seeing comments like this one under dozens and dozens of videos showcasing musicians from the 60s and 70s, I've come to he conclusion that saying a musician is underrated is only intended to generate thumbs up. It is certainly not accurate. None of the "underrated" musicians were underrated. They were all popular and successful.
@@NuntiusLegis The most underrated is someone who is great but we don't know about him... 😅 Martin Barre is on millions of sold records
Martin Barre and Robert Fripp, best progressif rock guitarist. David Gilmour and Steve Hackett too.
His voice sounds funny
His voice has always sounded like this just a tad gruffier with age! Still love him!❤🎉
Heavy smoking has left him with a lung deficiency so he can no longer fill his lungs when he sings. I saw him at one of his Christmas shows a couple of years ago and he was unable to hit certain notes. Still a brilliant show though!
@@Mazalinda oh dang
He has copd.
More than the quality of his voice, it's his timing that's all over the place. I've long wondered if he has some hearing issues.
I love Jethro Tull as much in 24 as I did in 74. When I was 11. This is really important music to many of us. Cheers!
Big Tull fan. Ian Anderson, Martin Barre were better than Keith & Mick. My opinion. Saw them in 1978 at Madison Square Garden. It was the Songs from the Wood tour. Ian after doing the title at the end were symbols crash. He came out and crash these giant symbols 😂 🎸😎
When Tull were something very special, unlike today and much of the past 20 yrs or so. Throw it in Ian, the voice is painful to listen too. Martin Barre knew when to get out
Man his B.P. is spiked!! Look at those vains on side of he forehead, that's the way mine are when my B.P. is jacked!😮
I don't listen to jehtro tull very often but when I do the whole neighborhood appreciates it
Yep I'm giving Sherman Texas a dose right now good morning to you
I do listen to Tull very often, did so as well when I still lived with my parents, and my mother often told me to turn the volume down because of the neighbours. - One day I ran into the lady from next door, and she told me she would always appreciate it when my window is open while listening to this interesting music.
Tenho 13 anos e nunca vi um flautista tão bom na minha vida
I am 55 years old and can say the same!
On the greatest bands ever.
Sempre più grande Jan
Saw them less than 2 months later. My first concert. Still haven't seen a better drum solo than Barrie Barlow's that night.
Remember Jethro Tull has his shit together
47 years out and still sucks as much.
this is way harder to do than turn on a drum machine and read some c minus rhymes
show me a lead singer front man as talented as this man-----you cannot
Mr. Martin "Fuck" Barre Criminally Underrated ⚡️🔥🎸⚡️🔥🎸⚡️🎸🔥⚡️🔥🎸⚡️🔥🎸⚡️🔥🎸
I bought the Thick As A Brick album with my weekly allowance. I was in early middle school. I loved that it was a newspaper inside the album with articles and even a freakin' crossword puzzle! A ridiculous one at that. Little did I know that I would come to know every word, breath, lilt, guitar lick, drum roll, bass line and nuance of this record. Dear Mr. Anderson, et. al, you inspired me so much that the very next year I saw your Passion Play at the Fabulous Forum in L.A. You do put on a helluva show! I do hope you are well and living comfortably; drinking tea in the English countryside.
This footage is incredible 😲 wow, just excellent!
Saw them several times. Best show I thought for me was The Broadsword and the Beast tour. October 82' in Nurnberg Germany
The dude playing the maracas is having a full body orgasam😅
That ADT he has on his voice for parts is interesting! Anyone know what he used?
I’m astounded just how amazingly talented Ian and Jethro are. No auto tune, all pipes.
I could have seen him in the late 70's when I was in my early teens, saw just about everyone else who came through Detroit in that time period. Didn't care for him, I was into Van Halen, Sabbath, Nugent, Trower and I considered Tull lightweight. I liked Aqualung, but that was about the only song I knew of his, I considered them a 1 hit wonder. How wrong I was, can see it now but not then. I saw him a few years ago but it was painful to watch, most of the singing was done on screen by some other guy.
I havent been able to get into 80s Tull.
Manfred Manns earth Band haben wir auch in Hamburg gesehen
He needs to be in the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame.
Jethro, very intertwining but a wack-a-doodle.😮
I need more Jethro Tull. ..what I meant to say was "I lost my JT albums over the years with roommates and what not" so I need to recollect what I want.
7th grade, 1977
Clive Bunker on the drums