Art Bears - 07-05-1979 at Murales, Rome (Italy)

01 The Bath Of Stars

02 The Winter Wheel

03 Riddle

04 First Things First

05 Winter/War - Force

06 The Tube

07 Joan

08 The Summer Wheel

09 Moeris Dancing

10 A Little Something

11 On Suicide

12 Maze

13 The Dividing Line

14 The Skeleton

15 Rats & Monkeys / Man & Boy

16 Three Wheels

17 The Dance

18 The Hermit

Personnel:

Chris Cutler (drums, percussions)

Fred Frith (guitars, violin)

Dagmar Krause (singing)

Peter Blegvad (guitars, bass, singing)

Marc Hollander (keyboards, clarinet)

Ensemble Ambrosius - Live in Edinburgh (2002, Finland)

A chamber music group, established in 1995, which plays modern music on baroque instruments.

This is the FM broadcast (on BBC Radio 3, 13 March 2002) of a concert given at the Queen's Hall in Edinburgh by the Ensemble Ambrosius of works by themselves, FZ and Ligeti. They are an interesting bunch of guys who like to play contemporary music on Baroque period instruments, and have gained approval from the ZFT for their arrangements of some of FZ's works.

1. Intro [1:34]
2. Pienet Sienet (Tiny Mushrooms) (Knif) [5:22]
3. Uncle Meat [4:34]
4. Night School [5:46]
5. Igor's Boogie [1:09]
6. Black Page #2 (New Age/Bach version) [4:23]
7. Yptor (Virtaperko/Knif) [5:27]
8. Zoot Allures [3:23]
9. Big Swifty [3:03]
10. Echidna's Arf (Of You) [4:34]
11. Questa storia del mago non mi convince (Virtaperko) [6:40]
12. G-Spot Tornado [4:50]
13. Hymni (Virtaperko) [8:34]

The ensemble for this occasion was:
Janne Nisonen (baroque violin), Anni Haapaniemi (baroque oboe, oboe d'amour, glockenspiel), Jonte Knif (chamber organ, harpsichord, dulcimer, melodica), Ere Lievonen (harpsichord, chamber organ), Jani Sunnarborg (baroque bassoon, obe da caccia, chamber organ), Tuukka Terho (archlute, baroque guitar), Olli Virtaperko (baroque cello), Ricardo Padilla (percussion).

Happy The Man - 1977 Rainbow's End Williamsburg, VA (USA)

April 24, 1977
Williamsburg, VA
Rainbow's End

2nd Show
SOUNDBOARD RECORDING

TRACKLIST:
01 - Starbourne
02 - Open Book
03 - Stumpy Meets The Firecracker In Stencil Forest
04 - Hidden Moods
05 - Upon The Rainbow (Befrost)
06 - New York Dreams Suite
07 - Knee Bitten Nymphs In Limbo
08 - Mr. Mirror's Reflection On Dreams
09 - Leave That Kitten Alone Armone
10 - IMPROVISATION: Pocket That Per Diem
BONUS TRACKS:
11 - REHEARSAL (1975 or 1976)
12 - To Bee (Kit Watkins Demo by Andrea Fisher - 1975)

Happy The Man - 1977 Baltimore, MD (USA)

October 1977
Baltimore, MD
Late Show
SOUNDBOARD RECORDING

DISCS ONE:
01 - Introduction
02 - Open Book Without Words
03 - Stumpy Meets The Firecracker In Stencil Forest
04 - Hidden Moods
05 - The Moon, I Sing (Nossuri)
06 - I Forgot To Push It
07 - New York Dream's Suite

DISC TWO:
01 - Knee Bitten Nymphs In Limbo
02 - ..Ibby It Is
03 - Mr. Mirror's Reflection On Dreams
04 - Leave That Kitten Alone Armone
05 - IMPROV: Last Call

PLAYERS:
Stan Whitaker - Guitar, Lead Vox
Frank Wyatt - Keys, Sax, Flute, Vox
Kit Watkins - Keys, Flute
Rick Kennell - Bass
Mike Beck - Drums/Percussion

Happy The Man - 1974 Georgetown Washington, DC (USA)

1974
Washington, DC
Georgetown
WGTB-FM RADIO BROADCAST

TRACKLIST:

01 - Leave The Kitten Alone Armone
02 - Broken Waves
03 - Death's Crown: Part Three (Open Book Without Words: Part 1
04 - Death's Crown: Part Five (Open Book Without Words: Part 2
05 - Death's Crown: Part Seven
06 - Stumpy Meets The Firecracker In Stencil Forest
07 - Mr. Mirror's Reflection On Dreams

PLAYERS:
Stan Whitaker - Guitar, Lead Vox
Frank Wyatt - Keys, Sax, Flute, Vox
Kit Watkins - Keys, Flute
Rick Kennell - Bass
Mike Beck - Drums/Percussion

Happy The Man - 03-05-1974 Harrisonburg, VA (USA)

May 3, 1974
Harrisonburg, VA
James Madison University
Wilson Hall
SOUNDOBOARD RECORDING

Happy The Man - 30-10-1975 Washington, DC (USA)

October 30, 1975
Washington, DC, Georgetown
WTGB-FM
FM RADIO BROADCAST

DISC ONE
01 - Portrait Of A Waterfall
02 - Stumpy Meets The Firecracker In Stencil Forest
03 - Open Book Without Words
04 - New York Dream's Suite
05 - Mr. Mirrors Reflection On Dreams

DISC TWO
01 - Leave That Kitten Alone Armone
02 - I Carve The Chariot On The Carousel
03 - Portrait Of A Waterfall
04 - Open Book Without Words
05 - Stumpy Meets The Firecracker In Stencil Forest
06 - New York Dream's Suite

PLAYERS:
Stan Whitaker - Guitar, Lead Vox
Frank Wyatt - Keys, Sax, Flute, Vox
Kit Watkins - Keys, Flute
Rick Kennell - Bass
Mike Beck - Drums/Percussion

Happy The Man - 07-11-1975 Fairfax, VA (USA)

November 7, 1975
Fairfax, Virginia, USA
SOUNDBOARD RECORDING

TRACKLIST:
01 - Starbourne
02 - I Carve The Chariot On The Carousel
03 - Hidden Moods
04 - New York Dream's Suite
05 - Stumpy Meets The Firecracker In Stencil Forest
06 - Knee Bitten Nymphs In Limbo
07 - Mr. Mirrors Reflection On Dreams

PLAYERS:
Stan Whitaker - Guitar, Lead Vox
Frank Wyatt - Keys, Sax, Flute, Vox
Kit Watkins - Keys, Flute
Rick Kennell - Bass
Mike Beck - Drums/Percussion

Jethro Tull - 01-02-1972 PalaEur Rome (Italy)

February 1 1972 | PalaEur Roma

"The Poor Man Gets Along"

Early TAAB show with the "Middle Bit"

Disc 1

1. My God with Flute Solo

2. Thick As A Brick

3. Aqualung

4. To Cry You a Song

5. A New Day Yesterday

Disc 2

6. Cross Eyed Mary

7. Unreleased Track- Hymn 43/ nothing is Easy

8. Wind up With Guitar Solo

9. Locomotive Breath

10. Wind Up Reprise

The Band

Ian Anderson - Flute - Guitar - Vocals etc

Martin Barre - Guitar

Jeffery Hammond - Bass

John Evan - Keyboards

Barrymore Barlow - Drums

Jethro Tull - 05-02-1972 Palasport Novara (Italy)

February 5 1972 | Palasport Novara Italy

Disc 1

1. My God

2. Thick As A Brick

3. Aqualung

4. A New Day Yesterday

5. Cross Eyed Mary

Disc 2

1. Nothing Is Easy

2. Wind Up

3. Locomotive Breath

Band:

Ian Anderson

Martin Barre

Jeffrey Hammond Hammond

John Evan

Barriemore Barlow

Jethro Tull - 04-02-1972 Palazzo Dello Sport Varese (Italy)

1972-02-04 | Palazzo Dello Sport, Varese, Italy

Set List:

Disc 1: (1:07:14)

01. My God 18:50

02. Thick As A Brick 16:34

03. Aqualung 6:43

04. A New Day Yesterday 12:19

05. Cross-Eyed Mary 3:44

06. Drum Solo 9:01

Disc 2: (40:55)

01. Nothing Is Easy 10:02

02. Wind Up 18:37

03. Locomotive Breath 6:30

04. Hot Headed English General-Wind Up (Reprise) 5:45

Jethro Tull - 02-07-1975 Dusseldorf Phillipshalle, Dusseldorf (Germany)

July 2 1975 | Dusseldorf  Phillipshalle, Germany | VG Audience Recording

Disc 1

1 Minstrel In Th eGallery

2 Wind Up

3 A Passion Play

4 Thick As A Brick

5 Wondring Aloud- Again

6 My God

7 Living In The Past

8 Cross Eyed Mary

9 Minstrel In The Gallery

10 Skating Away

11 Ladies

12 Drum solo intro

13 War Child

Disc 2

1 Sea Lion

2 Bungle In The Jungle

3 Aqualung

4 Guitar Solo

5 Back Door Angles

6 Locomotive Breath

7 Hard Headed English General-Back Door Angles Reprise

The Band

Ian Anderson- Sings Plays Flute and guitar

Martin Barre- Plays Guitar

Jeffery Hammond jumps about in striped suit whilst

playing Bass

John Evan Sells Ice Cream and Plays keyboards

Barry Barlow- Plays drums

Jethro Tull - 11-08-1975 Louisville Gardens, KY (USA)

August 11, 1975 | Louisville Gardens, Louisville, KY, | USA

THE SONGS

01 Intro (not Quartet)

02 Wind-Up/Passion Play (Critique Oblique)

03 talk

04 Thick As A Brick

05 talk

06 Wond'ring Aloud/Again

07 talk

08 My God (w. flute solo incl. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Bouree, Living In The Past and Pop Goes the Weasel)

09 SeaLion

10 Minstrel In The Gallery (inst.)

11 talk

12 Skating Away

13 Zebra Talk

14 Ladies

15 Drum Solo

16 WarChild

17 Piano & strings)/Instrumental/Reasons For Waiting

18 Cross-Eyed Mary

19 talk

20 Bungle In The Jungle

21 The HAre Who Lost His Underwater Breathing Tackle

22 Aqualung

23 Guitar Solo

24 Back-Door Angels

25 Locomotive Breath/Hard-Headed English General/Back-Door Angels (reprise)

The last two words ("her eye") of the concert are cut

TOTAL TIME 1 Hour 44 Minutes

THE BAND

Ian Anderson - flute, guitar, sax, and sings

Martin Barre - guitars, marimba

John Evan - keyboards, drums

Barrie Barlow - percussion

Jeffrey Hammond - bass

Jethro Tull - 30-08-1975 Lakeland Civic Center Florida (USA)

1975-08-30 | Lakeland Civic Center, Florida, USA

Tracklist:

01. -Intro-

02. Wind-Up-Passion Play

03. Thick As A Brick

04. Wond'ring Aloud

05. My God (with flute solo)

06. Sealion

07. Skating Away

08. Ladies (with drum solo)

09. War Child

10. War Child Suite

11. Cross Eyed Mary

12. Bungle In The Jungle

13. The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles

14. Aqualung

15. -guitar solo-

16. Back-Door Angels

17. Locomotive Breath

18. Hard-Headed English General

19. Back-Door Angels Reprise

Jethro Tull - 27-09-1975 Veterans Memorial Auditorium, Buffalo, New York (USA)

September 27, 1975 | Veterans Memorial Auditorium | Audience Recording

DISC ONE

01-Minstrel In The Gallery

02-Wond'ring Aloud/Again

03-To Cry You A Song

04-A New Day Yesterday

05-Flute Improvisation

06-Teacher

07-Skating Away

08-Ladies

09-Drum Solo

(46:53)

DISC TWO

01-WarChild

02-Piano & String Quartet

03-Cross-Eyed Mary

04-Thick As A Brick

05-Bungle In The Jungle

06-Aqualung

 (39:45)

The Band:

Ian Anderson: Acoustic Guitar, Flute, Saxophone, Vocals

Martin Barre: Electric & Acoustic Guitars

John Evan: Keyboards

Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond: Bass, Vocals

Barriemore Barlow: Drums, Percussion

Accompanied by Female String Quartet

Jethro Tull - 06-04-1975 Festhalle Frankfurt, West Germany (Germany)

1975-04-06 | Festhalle, Frankfurt | West Germany | VG+ Audience Recording

Disc 1

1. Introduction

2. Wind Up/Passion Play (Excerpt)

3. Thick As A Brick (Excerpt)

4. Flute Solo Incl.Bouree

5. Thick As A Brick (Finale)

6. Wond'ring Aloud

7. My God

8. God Rest Ye Merry Getlemen

9. Living In The Past (Instr.)/Sea Lion

10. Skating Away...

11. Ladies Incl.Drum Solo

Disc 2

1. Warchild

2. Warchild Suite

3. Cross-Eyed Mary

4. Bungle In The Jungle

5. Aqualung

6. Guitar Solo

7. Backdoor Angels

8. Minstrel In The Gallery (Instr.)

9. Locomotive Breath

10. Hard-Headed English General

11. Backdoor Angels (Reprise)

Musicians;

Ian Anderson - Vocals/Flute

Martin Barre - Guitar

Jeffrey Hammond - Bass

John Evan - Keyboards

Barriemore Barlow - Drums

Jethro Tull - 25-07-1975 Seattle Center Coliseum, WA (USA)

1975-07-25 | Seattle, WA | Seattle Center Coliseum | Audience

Setlist:

01. Intro (cuts in)

02. Wind-Up/Passion Play (Critique Oblique)

03. Thick As A Brick (Excerpt)

04. Wond'ring Aloud

05. My God *

06. Sealion

07. Skating Away...

08. Ladies **

09. War Child

10. War Child Suite

11. Cross-Eyed Mary

12. Bungle In The Jungle/The Hare Who Lost His Spectacles Story

13. Aqualung

14. Guitar Solo (cuts in due to reel change)

15. Back-Door Angels

16. Minstrel In The Gallery (Excerpt)

17. Locomotive Breath

18. Hard-Headed English General

19. Back-Door Angels (Reprise)

* includes flute solo, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Bourée & Living In The Past

** includes drum solo

Band Members:

Ian Anderson - vocals, flute

Martin Barre - guitar

Jeffrey Hammond - bass

John Evan - keyboards

Barriemore Barlow - drums

Notes: JEMS master recording. This is an excellent sounding recording. This show captures Jethro Tull touring in support of their War Child album. This recording has circulated for years but this is the first time the master reels have ever been properly digitized (April 2010). This is an excellent show and performance with an early taste of an excerpt of Minstrel In The Gallery which would not be released until later in 75. Ian's in between song banter at this show is as entertaining if not more entertaining than music. Also of note this show took place on the 25th of July not the 27th as some other sources have speculated in the past.

Jethro Tull - 09-10-1975 Cobo Hall Detroit, MI (USA)

1975-10-09 | Cobo Hall Detroit, Michigan USA

Setlist

Disc 1

1. Introduction

2. Thick As A Brick(Excerpt)

3. Minstrel In The Gallery

4. Wond'ring Aloud

5. To Cry You A Song

6. A New Day Yesterday Incl.Flute Solo/

7. Bouree/

8. Living In The Past(Instrumental)

9. Skating Away...

10. Ladies Incl.Drum Solo(Cuts Off)

Disc 2

1. Warchild Incl.Piano Improvisation

2. Cross-Eyed Mary

3. Bungle In The Jungle Incl.The Story Of The Hare Who Lost His...

4. Aqualung

5. Guitar Solo

6. Wind Up/Backdoor Angels

7. Locomotive Breath/Hard-Headed English General/Backdoor Angels(Reprise)

Musicians;

Ian Anderson - Vocals/Flute/Acoustic Guitar

Martin Barre - Guitar

Jeffrey Hammond - Bass

John Evan - Keyboards

Barriemore Barlow - Drums

Jethro Tull - 07-10-1975 Maple Leaf Garden, Toronto (Canada)

October 7, 1975 | Maple Leaf  Garden, Toronto | Canada

Tracklist:

1: Thick As A Brick 13:33

2: Minstrel In The Gallery 7:31

3: Wondering Aloud 3:50

4: To Cry You A Song 2:50

5: A New Day Yesterday 2:39

6: Flute 6:47

7: Living In The Past/ Thick As A Brick excerpt/ A New Day reprise 2:35 (tape flip after, spliced)

8: Skating Away (on the thin ice of a new day) 6:00 (end spliced)

9: Talk 2:26

10: Ladies 3:55

11: Drums 6:25

12: Warchild 10:05

13: Cross Eyed Mary 3:35

14: The Hare intro & Aqualung 2:50

15: Aqualung 9:10 (spliced at 5 sec, tape flip?)

16: Guitar solo 2:51

17: Wind Up 4:27 (end applause spliced)

18: Back Door Angels 3:43

19: Locomotive Breath & Hard Headed English General & Back Door Angels 10:43 (including the grande parade of big balloon launching)

The Band:

Ian Anderson: vocals, flute, acoustic guitar

Martin Barre: guitar, mandolin, marimba

John Evan: keyboards, accordian on skating away

Jeffrey Hammond- Hammond: bass

Barriemore Barlow: drums

Jethro Tull - 25-11-1975 (Soundcheck)

July 28, 1975 | Oakland, CA

Soundcheck - NOT A CONCERT - no real songs played here

This is just one long track as the band members plays bits of this and that

while they get the levels correct for the evening's performance.

It is a bit of flute, a bit of guitar, but mostly John's organ, WHICH WILL NOT "unite with the guitar to provide a textural overlay rich in percussion counter rhythms "YOU WILL NOT HEAR" young Gerald Bostock's poem taken up once more, sung of course, by Mr. Anderson and "AT NO TIME WILL YOU HEAR, "the guitarist, the drummer, and I myself, blend and aspire towards eager participation in anticipation of the orgasmic sensation to follow".

You do get to hear the string quartet warming up a bit.

You can also hear the clandestine taper whispering to a friend as they record, what must have been for them, a really neat experience.

TOTAL TIME 25:50

THE BAND

Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, acoustic guitar

Martin Barre - guitars

John Evan - keyboards

Jeffrey Hammond - bass

Barrie Barlow - drums

Liz and company - string quartet

sounds pretty bad

FOR COMPLETISTS ONLY

Jethro Tull - 18-04-1977 Festhalle Frankfurt (Germany)

1977-04-18 | Festhalle, Frankfurt, West Germany

AUDIENCE RECORDING

Setlist

Disc 1

1. German Introduction

2. English Introduction

3. Quartet

4. Ian Anderson Introduction

5. Wond'ring Aloud

6. Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of A New Day

7. Jack In The Green

8. Thick As A Brick

9. Songs From The Wood

10. Instrumental Incl.Drum Solo

11. To Cry You A Song

12 A New Day Yesterday

13. Flute Solo Incl.Bouree'

14. Living In The Past(Instr.)/A New Day Yesterday

Disc 2

1. Velvet Green

2. Hunting Girl

3. Too Old To Rock-N-Roll...

4. Beethoven's 9Th Symphony

5. Minstrel In The Gallery

6. Cross-Eyed Mary

7. Aqualung

8. Guitar Solo/Wind Up

9. Backdoor Angels

10. Wind Up(Reprise)

11. Locomotive Breath/Land Of Hope & Glory/Backdoor Angels(Reprise)

Musicians;

Ian Anderson- Vocals/Flute/Harmonica/Acoustic Guitar

Martin Barre- Guitars

John Evan- Organ/Piano

David Palmer- Organ/Synthesisers

John Glascock- Bass/Voices

Barriemore Barlow- Drums/Percussion

Jethro Tull - 06-04-1977 A Sackful Of Trousersnakes, Anaheim Convention Center Anaheim, CA (USA)

 

"A Sackful Of Trousersnakes"

1977-04-06 | Anaheim Convention Center | Anaheim, CA USA

CD 1

01 Wondring Aloud 2:45

02 (Intro) Skating 0:33

03 Skating Away 3:55

04 (Intro) Jack 0:42

05 Jack in the Green 3:10

06 (Intro) Thick 0:22

07 Thick as a Brick 13:13

08 (Intro) Songs 1:52

09 Songs From the Wood 5:16

10 (Intro) Velvet 1:21

11 Velvet Green 6:33

12 (Intro) A Hunting 0:45

13 A Hunting Girl 5:22

14 (Intro) Too Old 0:24

15 Too Old to Rock to Rock and Roll 3:56

TIME 50:09

CD 2

01 Beethovens Ninth 3:24

02 Minstrel in the Gallery 5:38

03 Cross Eyed Mary 3:42

04 Aqualung 8:09

05 Guitar Solo 3:18

06 Wind Up 4:54

07 Back Door Angels 5:04

08 Wind Up reprise 3:03

09 Locomotive Breath 7:31

10 Back Door Angels reprise 1:21

TIME 46:04

THE BAND:

Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, acoustic guitar, cymbals, whip

Martin Barre - electric guitar, marimba

John Evan - piano, organ, accordion, synthesizers, balloons

Barrie Barlow - drums, bells, kilt, glockenspiel

David Palmer - portative pipe organ, harpsichord, saxophone, synthesizers

John Glascock - bass guitar

Jethro Tull - 23-04-1977 "Arnold's Kitchen Prose" Deutschlandhalle Berlin (Germany)

"Arnold's Kitchen Prose"

1977-April-23 | Deutschlandhalle, Berlin, Germany.

Unknown Audience Recording.

CD1

01. Quartet Intro

02. Wond'ring Aloud

03. Skating Away

04. Jack-In-The-Green

05. Thick As A Brick

06. Songs From The Wood

07. Barriemore Barlow Drum Solo

08. To Cry You A Song

09. A New Day Yesterday

10. Ian Anderson Flute Solo

11. Living In The Past (Instrumental)

12. Velvet Green

13. Hunting Girl

CD2

01. Too Old To Rock 'n Roll

02. Beethoven's Ninth

03. Minstrel In The Gallery

04. Cross-Eyed Mary

05. Aqualung

06. Martin Barre Guitar Solo

07. Wind-Up

08. Back-Door Angels

09. Instrumental

10. Wind Up (Reprise)

11. Locomotive Breath

12. Land Of Hope & Glory

13. Back-Door Angels (Reprise)

Total Time - 115:58.70

Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, John Evans, David Palmer, John Glascock & Barriemore Barlow.

Jethro Tull - 08-03-1975 Providence Civic Center RI (USA)

8 March 1975 | Providence Civic Center, Providence, RI USA

CD1
01 Intro/Wind Up >
02 Passion Play
03 Thick As A Brick
04 Wond'ring Aloud
05 My God
06 Flute Solo
07 Bouree
08 Living In The Past
09 My God
10 Sealion
11 Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day
12 Ladies
13 Drum Solo

CD2
01 War Child
02 Instrumental
03 Cross-Eyed Mary
04 Bungle In The Jungle
05 Aqualung
06 E: Guitar Solo
07 Back Door Angels
08 Locomotive Breath
09 Hard Headed English General
10 Back Door Angels Reprise

Note. Dan Lampinski recorded over 100 concerts in the Providence/Boston area, mostly between 1974 and 1978. His earliest recordings were made with an internal microphone deck, and though they are somewhat lo-fi compared to his later work, some very great moments in rock history were captured for posterity. In late 1974 he bought a Sony TC-152SD tape recorder, a Sony ECM-99 stereo microphone, and began using Maxell cassettes. He was also fortunate enough to have a friend who provided excellent taping seats for many shows, resulting in high quality recordings. In 1977, he switched over to a Nakamichi 550 tape recorder, two Nakamichi CM-300 microphones, and continued using Maxell cassettes.
Since Dan never traded copies of his recordings, they are all essentially uncirculated. Some copies were made for friends, but these releases are the first time most of these recordings have ever seen the light of day, and are direct from his master cassettes. No EQ'ing has been done to any of the transfers. Feel free to EQ, matrix, patch, etc and re-post if you like, just give Dan credit for the original recording.
Dan was very meticulous about taking good care of his tapes and is very pleased that these recordings will now circulate among the trading community. Please honour his kindness and generosity by sharing these recordings freely.

Jethro Tull - 10-02-1975 LA Forum Los Angeles CA (USA)

February 10, 1975 | LA Forum Los Angeles, California USA

01.[03:54] Ian solo part 2/ Thick as a Brick instrumental/ Wind-Up (conclusion)
02.[03:43] Sealion
03.[09:01] My God/ Ian solo part 1
04.[05:08] Skating Away On the Thin Ice of a New Day
05.[03:46] Wond'ring Aloud/ Wond'ring Again (with strings)
06.[06:32] Warchild
07.[04:23] Bungle in the Jungle (with strings)
Total 34:32

Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, bamboo flute, guitar
Martin Barre - guitar, mandolin
John Evan - keyboards
Jeffrey Hammond - bass
Barriemore Barlow - drums, percussion
Female String Quartet (unknown members)

Notes: To date myself, I remember when this bootleg LP was the only live Warchild material available, back when I first started collecting bootleg LPs. It wasn't until a few years later that I finally amassed enough bootleg live material to put together a small list and started a new snail-mail trading connection. And the funny thing is I never did get a copy of this LP for my own. In fact, it probably wasn't until 1996 that I first heard this recording, and by then very disappointed with the sound quality and poor editting of the show.
As I said, the sound quality isn't very good, the editting is poor and the show is incomplete. I guess on the up side is that the bootlegger only included songs that were not available on other Jethro Tull bootleg recordings (at the time) - mainly Warchild material. sample included.

Happy The Man - 04-03-1977 Stonybrook NY (USA)

March 4, 1977
Stonybrook, NY
State University Of New York

SOUNDBOARD RECORDING

TRACKLIST:

01 - Open Book Without Words

02 - Starborne

03 - Stumpy Meets The Firecracker In Stencil Forest

04 - Hidden Moods

05 - Upon The Rainbow (Befrost)

06 - Improvisation: Basic Urges In 7/8

07 - New York Dreams Suite

08 - Knee Bitten Nymphs In Limbo

09 - Mr. Mirror's Reflection On Dreams

10 - Leave That Kitten Alone Armone

PLAYERS:

Stan Whitaker - Guitar, Lead Vox

Frank Wyatt - Keys, Sax, Flute, Vox

Kit Watkins - Keys, Flute

Rick Kennell - Bass

Mike Beck - Drums/Percussion

Jethro Tull - 07-04-1986 Midtfyns Festival (Denmark)

"Sommerindfald"

04 July 1986 | Midtfyns Festival, Ringe, Denmark

Disc 1 - 44:17

01. Locomotive Breath (instrumental) / Hunting Girl

02. Living In The Past

03. Serenade To A Cuckoo

04. Fly By Night

05. Watching Me, Watching You

06. Wond'ring Aloud

07. Keyboards w/ Drums

08. Fat Man

09. Bouree (incl. Watchet Auf)

Disc 2 - 47:28

01. Thick As A Brick

02. Jams O'Donnell's Jigs

03. Songs From The Wood

04. Black Sunday

05. Barre Instrumental

06. Unknown Dreams

07. Aqualung

08. Locomotive Breath

09. Applause

10. Too Old To Rock 'n' Roll

11. Instrumental

12. Thick As A Brick (reprise)

Band line up:

Ian Anderson, Martin Barre, Dave Pegg, Doane Perry, Peter Vettese.

Notes: This is a very nice quality audience recording from the "Summer Raid" tour 1986.

"Following Ian Anderson's vocal problems in 1985, Jethro Tull returned with six European shows over nine days in 1986 - not so much a tour as a "Summer Raid".

Jethro Tull - 08-09-1984 Hammersmith Odeon, London (UK)

September 8Th 1984 | Hammersmith Odeon London England 

Soundboard | Chicago Fm Broadcast

Setlist

1 Intro

2 Hunting Girl

3 Under Wraps

4 Later That Same Evening

5 Living In The Past

6 Thick As A Brick

7 Aqualung

8 Locomotive Breath

9 Too Old To Rock'N'Roll/Thick As A Brick (reprise)

10 Outro

The Band

Ian Anderson Vocals Flute Guitar

Martin Barre Guitar

Dave Pegg Bass

Doane Perry Drums

Peter Vettese Keyboards

Jethro Tull - 21-11-1984 Oakland Colisseum Arena, CA (USA)

Wednesday November 21, 1984 | Oakland Colisseum Arena

SETLIST

Under Wraps Intro

Locomotive Breath instrumental theme

Hunting Girl

Under Wraps

Later That Same Evening

Fly By Night

Thick As A Brick

Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of A New Day

The Clasp

Living In The Past instrumental

Serenade To A Cuckoo

Fat Man

Keyboard / Drums Solo

Black Sunday

Songs From The Wood

Minstrel In The Gallery medley

My Sunday Feeling

Aqualung

Notes: Locomotive Breath, Too Old To Rock'N'Roll/ Different Germany Instrumental Finale, Thick As A Brick reprise are missing on recording.

Jethro Tull - U.I.C. Pavilion Chicago (1984)

1984-11-04 | U.I.C. Pavilion, Chicago, Illinois USA

Complete Audience Recording

Disc 1

1. Under Wraps( Intro)

2. Locomotive Breath (Instrumental Intro)

3. Hunting Girl

4. Under Wraps

5. Later That Same Evening

6. Fly By Night

7. Thick As A Brick

8. Skating Away...

9. The Clasp

10. Living In The Past (Instrumental)/ Serenade To A Cuckoo

Disc 2

1. Band Members Introduced

2. Fat Man

3. Keyboard Improvisation/ Drum Solo

4. Black Sunday

5. Songs From The Wood

6. Minstel In The Gallery

7. My Sunday Feeling

8. Aqualung

9. Locomotive Breath

Musicians:

Ian Anderson - Vocals/Flute/Acoustic Guitar

Martin Barre - Guitars

Peter John Vettesa - Keyboards

Dave Pegg - Bass

Doane Perry - Drums/Percussion

Jethro Tull - 28/30-04-1982 "Supergroups In Concert" Freiburg, Ravensburg, Stuttgart (Germany)

Live in Germany on the "Broadsword" Tour

April 30, 1982 | Stadhalle, Freiburg im Breisgau

April 28, 1982 | Oberschwabwenhalle, Ravensburg Stuttgart *

Setlist:

1: radio intro 1:01

2: clasp 3:59

3: hunting girl 5:14

4: fallen on hard times 4:24

5: pussy willow 4:42 (patched)

6: broad sword 5:16 (patched, problems)

7: one brown mouse 3:26 (patched)

8: seal driver 5:53 (patched)

9: watching 4:05

10: weathercock > fire at midnight > (dogs in midwinter?) > keyboard/drums 8:05 (cuts, tape flip)

11: sweet dream 4:41

12: songs from the wood 3:51

13: crossfire 4:04

14: heavy horses 7:19

15: protect and survive 5:47

16: band intros 1:42

17: the whirling pit 2:19

18: pibroch 6:53

19: bungle in the jungle 4:30 (end announcer spliced)

20: aqualung 8:16

21: minstrel in the disco > 3:08

22: locomotive breath > 4:26

23: black sunday reprise 1:56

Band:

Ian Anderson: flute and vocals

Martin Barre: guitar and mandolin

Peter John Vitessi: keyboards

Dave Pegg: bass

Gerry Conway: drums (Paul Burgess replaced him for the US tour that followed this European one)

(*) this location is announced in broadcast, but no such show is listed in "ministry of information" tull fan site. several other shows from Germany are, however. "supergroups in concert" FM broadcast lineage.

Notes: This recording comes from a broadcast that had problems in tracks 5-8. it's not from reception issues, although a couple of later tracks have some slight static, that's hardly noticable, but several parts of tracks 5-8 cut out in one channel caused by some interruption of the signal in one channel. Most of it is the left channel cutting out a few times it's the right one, so some sections were monoized to keep comtinuity as smmoth as possible. It's a bit of a bumpy ride in some parts, but the rest is pretty enjoyable.

This all comes from the tapes recorded when this broadcast was promoting the US part of the broad sword and the beast tour.

There's a cut for the tape flip at 45 min. into the show missing just a few seconds, all the rest is there.

Jethro Tull - 22-04-1982 Pavillon De Paris (France)

April 22nd, 1982 | Pavillon de Paris, Porte de Pantin, Paris France

SETLIST

Disc one 1:00:19

101.Intro

102.The Clasp >

103.Hunting Girl

104.Pussy Willow >

105.Broadsword

106.Jack In The Green

107.One Brown Mouse

108.Seal Driver >

109.Heavy Horses

110.Weathercock > Fires At Midnight

111.Keys

112.Sweet Dream

113.Flying Colours

Disc two 0:46:44

201.Songs From The Wood

202.Watching Me Watching You

203.Band intro

204.Swirling Pit

205.Pibroch > Black Satin Dancer

206.Beastie

207.Too old to rock'n roll too young to die

208.Aqualung

209.Minstrel In The Gallery

210.Locomotive Breath

211.Finale Cheerio

Total 1:47:58

'Broadsword' Tour, with Peter Vettese on keyboards and Gerry Conway on drums.

Notes. Source: EX 1st gen wide stereo audience tape recorded with artifical head system. Slighlty hissy in quieter parts. Might be uncirculated (I don't see it on db-etree.org).

Jethro Tull - 02-10-1982 Centrum Worcester MA (USA)

"Invasion of the Beasties"

October 2, 1982 | The Centrum, Centrum Worcester, Mass USA

disc 1 77:54

1: intro

2: something's on the move

3: hunting girl

4: fallen on hard times

5: broad sword

6: heavy horses

7: a song for Jeffrey

8: keyboard solo and jam

9: fat man

10: Jack in the green

11: the clasp

12: watching me, watching you

13: instrumental

14: beastie

15: band introductions

16: the swirling pit

17: a new day yesterday

18: thick as a brick (reader's digest version)

19: sweet dream

20: too old to rock and roll

disc 2 16:49

21: aqualung

22: locomotive breath

23: black Sunday > cheerio

Band:

Ian Anderson- flute, vocals and acoustic guitar

Martin Barre- guitar

Peter John Vettesse- keyboards

David Pegg- bass

Paul Burgess- drums

Notes: performance quality: B+ inspired show (unfortunately so was the crowd's rowdiness at this show) audience behavior quality: D- (that may be kind. VERY RUDE, rowdy crowd, lots of pushing and shoving. This habit changed quickly and all the other Tull- Worcester audiences (84,87,89 and 91) were very good, considerately enthusiastic, (not rude at all). But not this one! Recording quality: B to B- (mainly due to crowd noise, there's alot of it in here).

Jethro Tull - Nassau Coliseum, New York (1982)

"No Way To Slow Down"
Sept 18 1982 | Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, Uniondale, New York

Disc 1
1 Intro
2 Something's on The Move
3 Hunting Girl
4 Fallen On Hard Times
5 Broadsword
6 Pussy Willow
7 A Song For Jeffery
8 Living In The Past-inst
9 Fat Man
10 Jack In The Green
11 The Clasp
12 Too Many Too
13 Watching Me Watching You

Disc 2
1 Instrumental
2 Beastie
3 Band Intro
4 The Swirling Pit
5 Seal Driver
6 Sweet Dream
7 Too Old to Rock and Roll
8 Aqualung
9 Locomotive Breath
10 Black Sunday- inst
11 Cheerio
12 Regnard teh Fox
13 Pibroch, Black Satin Dancer,inst medly
(Last 2 tracks Stockholm April 2 1982)

The Band
Ian Anderson- Vocal Flute Guitar mandolin,
whatever else was lying around
Martin Barre- guitars
Dave Pegg- Bass- Mandolin
Peter Vatesse- Keyboards
Paul Burgess- Drums

Sound Listed as Excellnt on electrocutas.com.

Jethro Tull - Live At Falkoner Theatre, Copenhagen, Denmark (04/12/74)

04 Dec 1974 | Falkoner Teatret, Copenhagen, Denmark

Disc 1 - 70:24

01. Intro

02. Wind Up

03. A Passion Play (excerpt)

04. Thick As A Brick (excerpt)

05. My God / flute solo / piano solo

06. Cross-Eyed Mary

07. How Much Is That Doggie In The Window?

08. Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day

09. Wond'ring Aloud / Wond'ring Again (medley)

10. Queen And Country

11. Ladies / drum solo

12. WarChild

13. Sea Lion / Bungle In The Jungle

Disc 2 - 28:44

01. Aqualung

02. Back-Door Angels / guitar solo

03. Locomotive Breath / Hot-Headed English General

04. Back-Door Angels (reprise)

Line up:

Ian Anderson
Martin Barre
Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond
Barriemore Barlow
John Evans.

Notes:

This is a decent sounding show from the European leg of the "WarChild" tour in 1974.

Released as part of the first TalkTull CD Tree.

Jethro Tull - Cardiff, Wales (1974)

"Wrong Again Old Son"

November 25, 1974  | Capitol Theatre, Cardiff, Wales, Uk

Tracklist:

01 Intro

02 guitar solo (nascent Minstrel)

03 Wind Up

04 Passion Play

05 talk

06 Thick As A Brick

07 applause

08 talk

09 My God, God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen, Bouree

10 Cross-Eyed mary

11 talk

12 How Much is that Doggie in the Window

13 talk

14 Skating Away

15 talk

16 Wondring Aloud

17 talk

18 Queen and Country

19 talk

20 Ladies

21 Drum Solo

22 WarChild

23 SeaLion

24 Bungle in the Jungle

25 The Hare Who Lost His UBA

26 Aqualung

27 applause and talk

28 Back Door Angels (incomplete)

TOTAL TIME 1 hour, 27 minutes, 14 seconds

Line-Up:

Ian Anderson: Vocals, Flute, Guitar

Martin Barre: Guitar

Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond: Bass

Barriemore Barlow: Drums

John Evans: Keyboards

That's Glorious Monophonic Recording

Jethro Tull - 16-11-1974 Rainbow Theatre, London (UK)

"London Blitz"

16-Nov-1974 | Rainbow Theatre, London, UK

Tracklist:

01. Wind-Up / Passion Play (Critique Oblique)

02. Thick As A Brick

03. My God

04. Flute Solo (incl. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen & Bouree)

05. Piano Solo / My God (reprise)

06. Cross-Eyed Mary

07. How Much Is That Doggie In The Window?

08. Skating Away

09. Wond'ring Aloud / Again

10. Ladies

11. Drum Solo

12. WarChild

Total Time - 74:45

Band line up:

Ian Anderson: Vocals Flute Acoustic Guitar

Martin Barre: Electric Guitar

John Evan: Piano Organ

Jeffery Hammond-Hammond: Bass Guitar

Barriemore Barlow: Drums and Percussion

This is an incomplete but decent sounding show from the UK leg of the 1974 "WarChild" tour.

From NRT's original notes: "This recording is seemingly brand new to trading circulation - presumably London's usual bootleggers were all on the other side of town, taping Pink Floyd at Wembley.... Unfortunately, the taper's batteries died, so the final ~10 minutes of the show and the encore were recorded badly, and discarded long ago; the 75 minutes remaining give an excellent impression of the 1974 Tull concert experience in their (professional) home town - it's worth it for Ian's comments alone!

Although covertly recorded by an audience member, ambient audience noise is minimal, and sound quality is limited only by the acoustics of the hall; in that respect, it's better than some audience DATs

from a quarter of a century later! The recording has been 'remastered' directly from the original master tape, avoiding the degradation of multiple-generation copying, but it must be remembered that it has been stored on magnetic tape for a matter of decades - it's extraordinarily good, but one has to be realistic....

Sourced directly from the audience master tape, with further processing:

* Dehissed, though some tape hiss was left, rather than distort the recording itself.

* The recording was subtly too slow, so the pitch was raised by 25 cents (quarter of a semitone).

* Whilst the right channel was rather quiet, the left channel was recorded too loudly, so the recording was rebalanced and normalised.

* Gratuitous audience noise and extended silences were omitted.

Jethro Tull - 13-10-1974 Brussels (Belgium)

October 13 1974 | Live in Brussels at Voorst National

Track List Disc 1

1 Intro

2 Wind Up

3 A Passion Play

4 Thick as a Brick

5 My God

6 Cross Eyed Mary

7 How Much Is That Doggie in the Window

8 Skating Away

9 Wondring’ Aloud

10 Ladies

Disc 2

1 Drum Solo

2 War Chi;d

3 Queen and Country

4 Sealion

5 Bungle In The Jungle

6 Aqualung

7 Back Door Angles

8 Hard Headed English Gentleman

9 Locomotive Breath

10 Back Door Angles Reprise

The Players

Ian Anderson: Vocals Flute Acoustic Guitar

Martin Barre: Electric Guitar

John Evan: Piano Organ

Jeffery Hammond-Hammond: Bass Guitar

Barriemore Barlow: Drums and Percussion

Notes: Sound Quality is quite good for its vintage! I acquired this recording in trade many years ago so lineage is unknown.

Jethro Tull - 17-08-1974 Koseinenkin Kaikan Tokyo (Japan)

Summer Of '74

August 17, 1974 | Koseinenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan | Vg+ Stereo Audience Recording

Disc-1

01: intro: Minstrel / A Passion Play (excerpts)

02: Thick As A Brick (excerpt)

03: Queen And Country

04: A Passion Play (excerpts)

05: How Much Is That Doggie In The Window

06: Skating Away On The Thin Ice Of The New Day

Disc-2

01: My God (incl. "Flute Solo" with God Rest Ye Merry

Gentlemen & Bourée and "Piano Solo")

02: Cross-Eyed Mary (incl. The Hare ... & No Rehearsal

excerpts and Drum Solo)

03: Aqualung

04: Back-Door Angels (incl. Minstrel & guitar Solo)

05: Locomotive Breath

06: Hard Headed English General

07: Wind Up (final)

Line-Up:

Ian Anderson: Vocals, Flute, Guitar

Martin Barre: Guitar

Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond: Bass

Barriemore Barlow: Drums

John Evans: Keyboards

Notes: This is one of my 400+ Jethro Tull/Ian Anderson concerts and Radio shows. I have not recorded it by myself. It's a rip from a 2 CD-R release "Summer of '74". The Boot includes the complete performance of Jethro Tull's first show of the 1974 Japan Tour.

For such an old recording the sound quality is really very good. It sounds very clear and is very enjoyable (imho). Jethro Tull were very loud and energetic in these old days. The Boot captures this very well.

Jethro Tull - 23-08-1974 Tokyo (Japan)

August 23rd 1974 | NHK Hall, Tokyo, Japan

Set List:

Disc 1 (1:19:53)

Intro-A Passion Play

Thick As A Brick

Queen And Country

A Passion Play

How Much Is That Doggie?

Skating Away

My God

Cross-Eyed Mary

Drum Solo

Disc 2 (40:32)

Drum Solo 2

Aqualung

Back Door Angels

Guitar Solo

Locomotive Breath

Balloons-Wind Up (Reprise)

Notes. This is by far the best Minstrel In The Gallery tour show that I have. The sound is better than the "Out Of Egypt" show recorded a few days earlier. If I remember correctly a copy of this was on tapecity a while ago, but it was pulled for being lossy sourced. I checked this with audacity and it is without a doubt lossless. My copy of this came with a bonus interview from 1976, but the interview contains officially available music in the background, so I decided not to include it.

Jethro Tull - 28-08-1974 Tokyo Tull Tull Source - NHK Hall, Tokyo (Japan)

Tokyo Tull Tull Source

August 28, 1974 | NHK Hall, Tokyo, Japan

Disc-1

01. Quartet (tape) / Minstrel (intro) / Passion Play (excerpt 1)

02. Thick As A Brick (excerpt)

03. Queen And Country

04. Passion Play (excerpt 2)

Disc.2

01. How Much Is That Doggie In The Window

02. Skating Away On The Thin Ice The New Day

03. My God (with "Flute Solo" incl. Bourée & "Keyboard Solo")

04. Cross-Eyed Mary (incl. The Hare ..., No Rehearsal & Drum Solo)

05. Aqualung

06. Back-Door Angel (incl. Minstrel Guitar Solo)

07. Locomotive Breath / Hard-Headed English General / Wind Up (final)

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Line-Up:

Ian Anderson: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Flute, Saxophones

Martin Barre: Guitar

Jeffrey Hammond-Hammond: Bass, Vocals

Barriemore Barlow: Drums, Percussion

John Evan: Keyboard, Piano, Synthesisers

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Source: Ex+ Stereo Audience Recording (recorded by Shuya Ikeda with unknown Stereo Cassette

Recorder / Remastered by Takeshi Sakasai, may 26 2005)

Notes: The Boot includes the complete performance of Jethro Tull's final show of the 1974 Japan Tour. This recording is from august 28 and definitely not from august 23.

Some people say so, but I think they have any other recording. This is the final show of this tour.

The sound quality is really excellent, also concerning for the age. So far I know this is the best sounding recording from this tour (I don't have a better one).

Like the august 17 show it sounds very clear and is very enjoyable (imho ofcourse).

Jethro Tull were very loud and full of raw energie in these old days. The Boot captures this very well.

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Japan 1974 Tour Dates:

1974-08-17 - Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, Tokyo*

1974-08-18 - Nagoya (Cancelled/Resheduled)

1974-08-19 - Kyoto (Cancelled/Resheduled)

1974-08-20 - Hiroshima (Cancelled/Resheduled)

1974-08-21 - Kousei Nenkin Kaikan Dai Hall, Osaka*

 1974-08-23 - NHK Hall, Tokyo* 

1974-08-24 - NHK Hall, Tokyo  

1974-08-25 - NHK Hall, Tokyo  

1974-08-26 - NHK Hall, Tokyo*

1974-08-28 - NHK Hall, Tokyo*

* recordings exist (so far known)

These are the dates as listed in the 1974 tour program. So far I know the concerts from 18.8. to 20.8 could have been cancelled or resheduled.