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Post by bassackwards on Aug 19, 2018 1:33:47 GMT
This video will make you feel a bit dizzy but, this is one of the best performances I've heard Musikfest's Steel Stage Thanks to SaltTequilaLime for uploading Yes, Nice! Was it ever determined if those are Jennie Anderson's photos of the homeless on the screen?
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 19, 2018 1:46:18 GMT
LIVE in Greven @ TULL Beach Images by Monir Taha
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 19, 2018 6:13:24 GMT
This video will make you feel a bit dizzy but, this is one of the best performances I've heard Musikfest's Steel Stage Thanks to SaltTequilaLime for uploading Yes, Nice! Was it ever determined if those are Jennie Anderson's photos of the homeless on the screen? Interesting thought and one that I don't think has been answered by anyone. It's a speculative idea but a book of Jennie's photographs would be an worthwhile thing to have.
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 19, 2018 13:56:22 GMT
www.wn.de/Muensterland/Kreis-Steinfurt/Greven/3437389-Beatclubfestival-am-Grevener-Emsstrand-Grandiose-ShowBeatclubfestival on Grevener Emsstrand Grandiose showGreven - A grand festival with the Beatclub Allstars, Jethro Tull and Physical Graffiti attracted almost 4,000 people to the Emsstrand on Saturday evening. They experienced three bands, the finest rock music presented. Fireworks on the Emsdeich shortened the waiting time between performances. By Peter Beckmann Sunday, 19.08.2018, 15:04 Well over 3000, if not even 4000 spectators were totally thrilled by the bands at the Beatclub Festival. Photo: Peter BeckmannToo old to rock'n'roll? Nah, that's not what Ian Anderson is . The man is full of energy, whizzing across the stage like a dervish, eliciting heavenly notes from his flute. But: He fights, fights with his voice, which he has ruined at the age of 50 Jethro Tull . Despite everything: It was a concert of the very finest - but then the band Physical Graffiti was still in the shade. Saturday evening, 7pm. This is exactly the time to start. As always, the Beatclub Allstars play there. And they are actually used to rocking in front of a few spectators at the festivals in the past few years. But this time, everything is different. The Emsstrand is already well filled, in the end it will be well over 3000, if not 4000, people who frolic in front of the stage. From all directions, from far beyond the Münsterland. Most of them: Tull fans. They want to see the "old man" live again, let themselves be thrust back into old times. The Allstars make the fans ever warm, with a cross section of rock music. Singer Jenifer Sünderkamp stands with baby belly on stage, as the rock musicians of the future will be briefed. Beatclubfestival on Grevener Beach with Jethro TullChangeover and announcement from the organizers. Cameras are forbidden, they say. The Security will also control that (and does it). A joke and one of several other whimsies of the front man of the band Jethro Tull, who, like many others, has probably gone to fame. Anyway: Especially at the Beatclub festivals, the purists keep coming back, who only like the original and get their nose out on cover bands. Well: a lot of original Tull is not exactly there. 36 musicians Anderson has slipped through the band, only he has remained. He, the man who married the flute to rock music, he who stands for Jethro Tull with his distinctive sonorous voice. The more it hurts. Grandiose music, nested rhythms, melody lines far beyond 08/15, fantastic musicians and a frontman who suffers. It hurts to see him wrestle for his voice, it hurts to hear how he fails. Songs with vocal melodies are almost unrecognizable. Relief when he reaches for the flute. And yet: people are thrilled to celebrate Jethro Tull's 50th anniversary with the band, hear the sonorous voice of Anderson in the announcements of the pieces, which he presents almost in the style of a confériecier. From "Aqualung" to "Too old to rock'n'roll" and the "classic" "Bouree", the grandiose concert concludes with the song that made Jethro Tull famous, who put a lot of money into the coffers, and actually only a little bit to do with the music of Jethro Tull. But: The fireworks in the changeover break was then an adequate prelude for the "secret" stars of the evening, which certainly never stood on stage after such a well-known opening act. What was based on the need for sleep of Ian Anderson, but was musically occupied this evening. Physical Graffiti delivered a show that is high on the hit list of the various Beatclub festivals. Grandiose rock music after an unsurpassed role model. Led Zeppelin stood there on the stage. The powerful voice of vocalist Andrew Elt came close to Robert Plant, no one missed Jimmy Page. The fingers of guitarist Daniel Verberk whizzed over the strings, which made one dizzy. And the audience? Since many shook the hair that has not existed for a long time. There was rocking and dancing, so it did not matter that there was not the original on stage. Who needs Led Zeppelin when there is Physical Graffiti? Only the end, the gigantic encore, the man messed up on the volume control, which turned it powerful. "Kashmir" and "Whole Lotta Love" has to be loud, loud. Tears and cushions him.
Greven Quirks of a starGreven - Ian Anderson is world famous. And: He has got used to quirks that want to be told here. By Peter Beckmann Sunday, 19.08.2018, 15:05 ► The press was informed in advance that photos with SLR cameras were approved only from outside the pagodas erected. Although this was also tested, but could not prevent that were still plenty of photos were made. ► For the appearance of Jethro Tull the advertisement of the sponsors had to be removed on stage. ► Ian Anderson spent the night in Münster because there was no 4-star hotel in Greven for him. ► The Beatclub had to rent a motorhome for Anderson. Because: He has the habit of putting on a shorts before a performance. And there should be no photos of it. ► The condition for a commitment was that Tull be the first group to make sure it is not too late. ► Another condition was that the beat club provide a heavy, non-crazy wardrobe so that Anderson can store his valuables there. ► If Anderson is not on tour, he goes to bed at 19 o'clock and sleep until six o'clock in the morning, he revealed in an interview.
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Post by bunkerfan on Aug 19, 2018 16:34:54 GMT
Dharma for one at Greven - Beatclub Festival
Thanks to aNewGoldDream for uploading
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Post by bunkerfan on Aug 19, 2018 16:36:42 GMT
And not a mobile phone in sight. Pure bliss
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 19, 2018 20:19:08 GMT
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 20, 2018 6:15:43 GMT
And not a mobile phone in sight. Pure bliss Shhhh .... be quick and discreet
Keep it quiet, go slow Circulate, need to know.
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 20, 2018 6:29:18 GMT
www.wochenspiegellive.de/eifel/altkreis-monschau/monschau/artikel/rockiger-start-mit-jethro-tull-53732/August 19, 2018 Rocky start with Jethro TullMonschau Festival has started Monschau . The legendary band Jethro Tull put on a show with no less legendary frontman Ian Anderson for the opening of the Monschau Classic. In the sold-out arena at the castle, the star of the evening presented himself from the first second on English-extravant: Dancing like a faun, the native Scot entered the stage. Together with his band, the celebrity guest brought a wealth of the past 50 years that has taken his career to Monschau, titles like "Locomotive Breath," which are still sparking among the audience today. A powerful overall sound, strongly shaped and driven forward by the flute playing of the leader, finally contributed to the fact that the grandstands under the rocky sounds - modernized Bach melodies included - seemed to vibrate downright. Special mix at the Monschau Festival The synthesis of the classical and the modern, which is the festival programmers this year more than ever endeavored, was already present in the first concert of the 19th edition.
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 21, 2018 6:18:53 GMT
www.muensterschezeitung.de/Lokales/Staedte/Greven/3439455-Resuemee-zum-Beatclub-Festival-Viele-lobende-WorteMon., 20.08.2018 Summary of the Beatclub Festival Many words of praiseIan Anderson, head of Jethro Tull, was in a hurry after the concert and also left his fans waiting for an autograph from him. Photo: Peter BeckmannGreven - The couple from Rheine was absolutely thrilled. "It's great what they do here in Greven. There's more going on here than in Rheine. "Ups, Greven often sounds different. By Peter Beckmann But at least this weekend, that was definitely true. The Beatclub festival on Saturday, the biggest event ever in Greven, and the Sunday open air classical concert attracted thousands to Grevener Emsstrand. An experience that also inspired Ralf Wietkamp, second chairman of Beatclub Greven. "We were all really happy that it was so well received," he says. With each festival you have become more experienced and smarter. "And if you know that such a thing works to such an extent in principle, and that the price structure is accepted, you can also think about other high-caliber for the upcoming festival." Wietkamp estimates that about 3500 spectators came to the festival. And that ensures a pleasing result. "The festival will not have been deficient," he hopes. Because. It is still not clear how Ian Anderson benefits from the enormous popularity. "We agreed on a base fee, but Anderson also wants to benefit from the success." Photo gallery: Beatclubfestival on Grevener Beach with Jethro Tull The frontman of Jethro Tull disappeared quickly after the concert and also pushed his fans, who were waiting for an autograph from him, before the head. "He passed them without paying any attention to them," said Wietkamp. The guys from Physical Graffiti, on the other hand, did not ask for much and stayed for the after-show party. But for the 35 members of the beat club they did not have much to celebrate, because they had a lot of work to do. "In the morning at 9.30 o'clock Egon Koling and Co. wanted to set up for the classical concert," said Wietkamp, who himself came home after 7 o'clock in the morning. The whole technology had to be dismantled and stowed away, the bus had to go. And from 7 clock came people from the BIG and cleared the trash aside. "You can not do that in the dark," Wietkamp explained. Overall, his summary - both musically and organizationally - is outstanding. "It has remained quiet except for a small incident," said a woman who believed her father would be threatened, sprayed with irritating gas around him. One festival participant had to be slightly injured to the hospital. "But the situation was solved with confidence by the guys from Security." And also there were only praiseworthy words. "As I've heard, the drinks supply worked well and also with the parking lots there have been no problems," said Wietkamp. And in the coming year? A Police Coverband is already announced as the first Act for the Festival 2019. And as you can hear in the rumor jungle, then as the main act Golden Earring, a well-known rock band from Holland (biggest hit: Radar Love), on stage. What Wietkamp but not yet confirmed. "Time will tell. It is not always easy to engage the really big bands. They have to be on tour and still have time to air. " But no matter: In Rheine - and not only there - it will surely mean again: "It's great, what make the people here in Greven so on their feet."
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 24, 2018 1:10:35 GMT
Something amazing will happen tonight in Deutschland LINK Jethro Tull @ Freilichtbühne Zwickau / Open-Air Stage Zwickau
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 24, 2018 6:27:09 GMT
www.mdr.de/kultur/jethro-tull-a-ha-westernhagen-100.htmlOld stars on tour in central Germany Are Jethro Tull, a-ha and Westernhagen worth their while?In the middle of Germany big, old names come on the weekend on the stage. With Jethro Tull, a-ha and Westernhagen hundreds of years of rock history are "on the road". MDR KULTUR-Musikredakteur Jan Kubon has examined the concert offers under the microscope and answers the question: How does one age as a rock star worthy? by Jan Kubon, MDR CULTURE music editor Jethro Tull play in Zwickau and Erfurt on 24 and 25 August - singer Ian Anderson is 71 years old. Concerts by a-ha are on the same weekend in Dresden and Magdeburg - the musicians are now almost 60, and the 70-year-old Marius Müller Westernhagen will play in Leipzig on 25 August. All no longer the youngest - that unites these musicians and leads us to the question: How does that actually with the correct aging in the show business? Jethro Tull is really only Ian Anderson today. But he is in a good mood. So you should go. Maybe he leaves both legs on the ground - nobody needs the stork number anymore. But even if, the music is the most important and is still great in the 50th band year. Albums like "Thick as a Brick" and not to forget "Too Old to Rock 'n Roll: Too Young to Die" are records that do not age. Simply because even then they sounded a bit old and a bit out of time. Folk, blues, baroque and rock'n'roll were a daring mix in the seventies and it still works today. Plus a big plus for Jethro Tull: Anderson sees concerts not only as a return but also as an art event - which makes him credible even in old age. That fits in with the timeless music that was never young. "How to age properly as a rock star" - 8 out of 10 for Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull.
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 24, 2018 6:31:12 GMT
newsru.co.il/rest/23aug2018/yan455.htmlThe legendary rock band Jethro Tull - in Israelpublication time: August 23, 2018, 12:21 | last updated on: August 23, 2018, 12:21 blog print version a photo The coming October will be the most successful month for true connoisseurs of rock: the legendary band Jethro Tull and its permanent leader Ian Anderson come to Israel with tours. The musicians make a world tour in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of their collective - they will present a program for the fans, composed of the band's best songs. Ian Anderson is not the first time in our country - he spoke to the Israeli public with his legendary band, and solo - accompanied by a symphony orchestra. In the history of world rock music, he entered as a musician, who for the first time connected the bass guitar and drums with the gentle sound of a flute, using this instrument as a solo. The favorite child of Ian Anderson, the cult band Jethro Tull, became famous for his extraordinary, bold presentation: experiments with blues, hard, jazz and art rock, "flavored" English folk and classical music. Each of his performances Jethro Tull turns into a theatrical production, filled with humor and unexpected characters. Anderson at various times appeared in the images of a medieval buffoon, a minstrel from the Elizabethan period, an English Esq., A London vagabond, a pirate, a biker and even an astronaut. The leader of the legendary British band Jethro Tull and tireless experimenter with new forms of rock music - one of the most eminent and respected musicians in the world. For almost half a century of his creative activity, Ian Anderson has released about 50 studio and live albums, sold more than 60 million records and toured in 54 countries. Israel - one of the most "hot" points on the tour map of Ian Anderson and his group. Already in October, the compositions that conquered the whole world, the most famous rock flutist, singer, guitarist, author of words and music of the cult band Jethro Tull will be performed at the best concert stages of Israel. Jubilee concerts of Ian Anderson and his band Jethro Tull, whose work has grown more than one generation, will be: October 25 - Haifa, Congress Center, 21:00 October 26 - Tel Aviv, "Gehat ha-Tarbut", 21:30 (Additional concert) October 27 - Tel Aviv, "Gehal Ha-Tarbut", at 21:00 October 28 - Jerusalem, Binyaney ha-Uma, Usishkin Hall, 21:00
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 24, 2018 6:36:25 GMT
i95rock.com/oakdale-announces-25-ticket-special-for-selected-concerts/OAKDALE ANNOUNCES $25 TICKET SPECIAL FOR SELECTED CONCERTSTIM SHEEHANAugust 23, 2018 Well, that was a quick Summer. Our friends at Live Nation are taking the sting out of the end of Summer with an "End of Summer, No Bummer" special with tickets to selected shows at the Toyota Oakdale Theatre for $25 or less. The sale goes live Friday morning August 24 through September 3. Shows include: September 12: Ian Anderson Presents an Evening with Jethro Tull
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 25, 2018 1:13:30 GMT
Last night in Deutschland till November... LINK The Best Of JETHRO TULL 50th Anniversary by IAN ANDERSON Samstag, 25.08.2018 ERFURT | Zitadelle Petersberg
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 25, 2018 6:23:31 GMT
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 25, 2018 6:28:01 GMT
www.freiepresse.de/zwickau/zwickau/1200-fans-feiern-jethro-tull-am-freitagabend-auf-der-zwickauer-freilichtbuehne-artikel102946221200 fans celebrate Jethro Tull on Friday night at the Zwickauer FreilichtbühnePublished on 25.08.2018 Photo: Andreas Wohland The legendary British bandwith her charismatic frontman and co-founder Ian Anderson stopped on the world tour on the occasion of her 50th anniversary on Friday evening in the Muldestadt station. Around 1200 visitors, especially mature vintages, experienced a musical fireworks display. The titles of the great hit albums such as "Too Old to Rock and Roll and Too Young to Die" were heard. Always legendary: Ian Anderson's playing on the flute, which he sometimes completes on one leg (right photo). On 2 February 1968 Jethro Tull first appeared under this name in the world-famous Marquee Club in London's Wardour Street. What followed was an impressive career full of creativity and virtuosic mastery - but also with multiple cast members. Songs like "Locomotive Breath" gained cult status. The band name goes back to Jethro Tull. He lived in the 18th century and is considered the founder of modern agriculture. (AWO)
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 25, 2018 6:32:04 GMT
www.aachener-zeitung.de/lokales/eifel/jethro-tull-auf-der-burg-ein-welthit-und-das-leben-in-erinnerungen-1.1965667"Jethro Tull" at the castle: A world hit and life reminiscingFrom: P. St. Last updated:August 19, 2018, 15:55 A rock musician with an unmistakable character: Ian Anderson plays on one leg. Nearly 1200 fans wanted to attend the concert of "Jethro Tull" at the Monschau Castle. Photo: P. Stollenwerk MONSCHAU. He has popularized the flute in rock music and provided a fresh breeze in the music scene of the 1970s. Ian Anderson, the slightly different rock musician and the central figure of the progressive rock band "Jethro Tull", has set musical accents for eternity with his virtuoso, rough and powerful playing. Add to that the heavy gestures of Anderson and his vocal style of chords and hicco-like sounds, which has made "Jethro Tull", with 70 million albums sold, an institution with legendary status. In the seventies the band belonged to the créme de la créme of the anglo-saxon rock scene. In the 50th year after its founding, the five-member band once again embarked on an extended anniversary tour and also made a stop on the open-air stage of Monschau Castle to kick off the 19th Monschau Festival. Nearly 1,200 fans in the sold-out Burgarena adapted to the band's average age, and the group, which at its best always seemed a bit antiquarian, fit wonderfully into the image of the old town. The Jethro Tull fans, recognizable by tour T-shirts and headscarves, populated the city in the afternoon, and Ian Anderson, too, enjoyed the breath of Old Town history. The former long-haired bandleader has long since become a serious cult musician, but at the age of 71 he is still very mobile. Sometimes he sneaks gnomartig across the floor, then struts off the entire stage front, and very rarely Anderson sprinkles his famous one-legged pose. The show has stayed like it was yesterday. The fan of the 1970s rock music is not seen so much new. Craftsmanship clean and pinpoint the pieces are served. The hit repertoire of the band is manageable in the collective memory of most viewers, the real Jethro Tull fans, of course, see it differently. They reminisce about landmark albums like Stand Up, Aqualung or Thick As A Brick. Complex sounds These were compositions and concept albums far away from the mainstream. The band has always moved away from musical laws, experimenting with synthesizers and oscillating between blues, hard rock, folk and classical music. Many compositions are in minor, the arrangements are often complex sound formations. This 50 years ago innovative exploration of timeless musical farsightedness has continued to the present day and has put "Jethro Tull" among the big rock bands. The other musicians of the band, all masters of their craft, may occasionally play in the foreground, but as soon as Ian Anderson returns with his flute and his raised index finger in the evening sky, then it is clear who boss here in the ring is. The well-arranged evening program is still somewhat uninspired. There is no room for musical freedom, everything is perfectly tuned to the point, even the slightly oblique humor-influenced transitions of Ian Anderson. So the applause after the individual pieces is also rather benevolent, the listeners listen devoutly, but a lot of movement is not recognizable on the rows of chairs. Only at the very end of the 90-minute concert, after a slightly lethargic concert evening, there is such a mood. With "Aqualung", one of the biggest hits of "Jethro Tull", the band turns onto the home stretch. The first fans rise from the chairs, because the departure of the band is not far away. Of course, everyone, the band and the audience, know that there's not a single pinch of rock history this evening. So after a lot of trampling on the grandstands, "Jethro Tull" come to the stage once more for the only encore and let it crack. When stomping overpower "Locomotive Breath" are all again at the start. That's called timing. The fans are thrilled, the band a bit tired, but the memories of perhaps the best music of all time, the rock of the 1970s, unites the guests of the Monschau Festival in blissful, nostalgic memories.
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Post by steelmonkey on Aug 25, 2018 21:03:48 GMT
So nice to read the positive previews and reviews. So easy to tell when someone is listening as opposed to writing generic crap cobbled from various outdated and/or uninformed sources. Ggod for the Israelis and Germans who appreciate Ian's ageless talents and the good fortune that he still tourso
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 26, 2018 2:05:55 GMT
LIVE @ Zitadelle Petersberg Erfurt, Germany Special thanks to Sven Erik Tausendwasser for these images
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 26, 2018 6:22:19 GMT
So nice to read the positive previews and reviews. So easy to tell when someone is listening as opposed to writing generic crap cobbled from various outdated and/or uninformed sources. Ggod for the Israelis and Germans who appreciate Ian's ageless talents and the good fortune that he still tourso
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 26, 2018 6:34:22 GMT
www.blick.de/westsachsen/jethro-tull-ist-noch-lange-nicht-muede-artikel10295135Jethro Tull is not tired yetCONCERT Band is guesting on anniversary tour in Zwickau Always legendary: Ian Anderson's playing on the flute, which he sometimes completes on one leg. Photos: Andreas WohlandZwickau. With "Jethro Tull" played on Friday evening, one of the most legendary bands of Progressive Rock on the Zwickau open-air stage at the swan pond. The British group with the charismatic frontman and band co-founder Ian Anderson (71) stops on their world tour on the occasion of their 50th anniversary in the Muldestadt station. Around 1,200 visitors - most of whom grew up with the music of "Jethro Tull" - experienced a musical fireworks display that could only reproduce part of their musicianship. There were also titles from the great hit albums "Aqualung", "Thick As A Brick", "Songs from the Wood" and "Too Old To Rock And Roll: Too Young To". Always legendary: Ian Anderson's playing on the flute, which he sometimes completes on one leg. On February 2, 1968, "Jethro Tull" first appeared under this name in the world-famous Marquee Club in London's Wardour Street. What followed was an impressive career full of creativity and virtuosic mastery - but also changing cast multiple times. Songs like "Locomotive Breath" gained cult status. The band name goes back to Jethro Tull. He lived in the 18th century and is considered the founder of modern agriculture.
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Post by bunkerfan on Aug 26, 2018 6:36:43 GMT
Something amazing will happen tonight in Deutschland
Thanks to Frost Günter for uploading
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 26, 2018 23:34:15 GMT
OMG !!! Someone just won this ... Win 2 free tickets and a $500 travel voucher to see Jethro Tull in NYC!
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Winner will be announced on August 25!
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 27, 2018 6:13:35 GMT
Retrieved from the murky depths of the web. Missed it somehow www.musicconnection.com/jethro-tull-50th-anniversary/IAN ANDERSON PRESENTS JETHRO TULL 50TH ANNIVERSARYPHOTO BLOG SHOW REVIEWS JUNE 7, 2018BY ALEX KLUFT It is a little-known fact that Jethro Tull’s namesake comes from an English agriculturalist from Berkshire who was a major part of the British Agricultural revolution. Jehtro Tull has had many members in it’s 50-year history, however, vocalist/flutist Ian Anderson has been there from day one until now. This tour includes members of Anderson’s solo band, but past Jethro Tull members were mentioned and appeared on screen throughout the show. On June 1, Anderson and his band stopped at the Greek Theater where I had seen Jethro Tull in 2011 when the band was celebrating 40 years of the Aqualung album. I saw Anderson with his solo band celebrating 40 years of Thick As A Brick at the Greek Theatre in 2013. For a band that’s been around as long as Jethro Tull it is common to have landmark anniversaries so close to each other. This show was broken into two sets with an intermission in between. Between most songs there was a short video segment of a former Tull band member sharing a memory and of famous rock-stars stating their favorite Tull song. Here is the setlist outlining what songs were announced by video and the full setlist for the evening. My Sunday Feeling Love Story Video-Former bassist Jeffrey Hammond Hammond at Louvre in Paris, France A Song For Jeffrey Anderson told the story of performing the next song at the Marquee Club with Mick Abrahams, the first guitar player of Jethro Tull as a duet. Abrahams announced on the screen Some Day the Sun Won’t Shine On You Anderson stated former drummer “Clive Bunker as a natural Showman. He loved to entertain himself with a long drum solo when those were popular.” Anderson dedicated the song to Clive. Dharma for One Joe Bonamassa appeared on screen to announce the following song which was on his debut album. A New Day Yesterday Anderson mentioned a guitarist they had for one night on Rolling Stones Rock N roll circus which was Toni Iommi who appeared on the screen Bourree In E Minor With You There to Help Me/ The Witch’s Promise Anderson stated that people were burning the album aqualung thinking anti-religion. My God Hammond Hammond appears again and yells Mary Cross Eyed Mary 15-minute intermission Archival footage of Claude Nobs (Montreux Jazz Fest founder) announcing Jethro Tull Thick As A Brick Too Young To Rock N Roll Steve Harris (Iron Maiden) announced A Passion Play Songs From the Wood Joe Elliot (Def Leppard) announced Ring Out, Solstice Bells Anderson joked about the number of keyboardists Jethro Tull had over the years and referred to current keyboardist John O’Hara as Number 7 on keyboards. Video segment with former keyboardist John Evans dressed in a flower costume Heavy Horses Farm On the Freeway Slash (Guns N Roses) Aqualung Encore Locomotive Breath
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 29, 2018 1:38:01 GMT
🎉Congratulations to our Jethro Tull contest winner, @joselyncflute! Here’s her fabulous entry to win! LINK Hey @flutecenterofny, Jethro Tull’s concert sounds so cool! 😁😜#FluteCenterofNewYork Not just the concert here, @flutecenterofny was so kind to send some #merchandise from the shop! Can’t wait to head up to New York City for the concert, but it would just be so great to visit the #flutecenterofnewyork all the while🤞 Let’s hope I can stop by!
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Post by maddogfagin on Aug 29, 2018 6:22:59 GMT
www.ctpost.com/entertainment/article/Ian-Anderson-s-50-Years-of-Jethro-Tull-at-13188624.phpIan Anderson’s 50 Years of Jethro Tull at Oakdale Theatre Sept. 12By Joe Amarante Published 3:33 pm EDT, Tuesday, August 28, 2018 I know what you’re thinking, baby boomers: Ian Anderson might to be too old to rock and roll. But 71 is the new 41 when there are concerts to play in sizable venues, and the creator of distinctive 1970s rock will mark 50 years of Jethro Tull at Toyota Oakdale Theatre Wednesday, Sept. 12. The Tull story began in February 1968, actually, when the band first performed under the Jethro Tull name at the Marquee Club in London. They would go on to sell 60 million albums worldwide with rocking (if a tad unusual) hits such as “Aqualung,” Thick as a Brick,” “Songs From the Wood” and, yes, “Too Old to Rock and Roll: Too Young To Die.” If the tone of Anderson’s vocals and lyrics weren’t different enough, there was Anderson bringing the flute to the stage as a rock instrument. (A publicity release also mentions his use of codpiece on stage, but this we choose to unremember.) The tour’s anniversary concerts feature a broad mix of material, some of it focusing on the earlier period through the big guns of the Tull catalogue. Anderson will be accompanied by Tull band musicians David Goodier (bass), John O’Hara (keyboards), Florian Opahle (guitar) and Scott Hammond (drums).
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 29, 2018 11:38:05 GMT
Ian Anderson Invites you to Jethro Tull at Ravinia September 3!
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 30, 2018 2:18:20 GMT
JETHRO TULL Programme by Martin Robert Cook LINK
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Post by JTull 007 on Aug 31, 2018 0:17:06 GMT
Jethro Tull Kicking Off North America 50th Anniversary Tour at the State Theatre on August 31st LINK Jethro Tull 50th Anniversary Tour North America Aug. 31, 2018 – Minneapolis – State Theatre Sept. 1, 2018 – Kansas City – Starlight Theatre Sept. 3, 2018 – Highland Park – Ravinia Festival Sept. 5, 2018 – Huber Heights – Rose Music Center at the Heights Sept. 7, 2018 – Vienna – Wolf Trap Sept. 8, 2018 – Philadelphia – Mann Center for the Performing Arts Sept. 9, 2018 – Boston – Blue Hills Bank Pavilion Sept. 11, 2018 – New York City – Beacon Theatre Sept. 12, 2018 – Wallingford – Oakdale Theatre
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