Jethro Tull Heavy Horses Live 1978 rare film 16mm

[TULLYNOL]

Ah Yes 1978 .... Great Find TT And Thanks.

[Uvtond]

Barriemore Barlow, the best...such a wonderful groove!

[frastephen]

Thanks for sharing this! Wish the whole piece was here. Wonderful to see the late, great John Glascock and the wonderful John Evan and Barriemore Barlow. My favorite Tull lineup. John Evan had such a wonderful stage presence -- a cross between Puck and Harpo Marx ... delightful.

[Uvtond]

on drums on of the best drummers in the world...barriemore barlow!

[BARRIEMOREBARLOW]

Barriemore is flawless as usual.

[ukecycle]

John Glascock R.I.P. A truly great bassist, taken far too young.

[marcosf0]

What a insane bass line!

[tullist]

I have loved all the Tull keyboard players since John Evan and think they all do the musical part of the job at least as well, (though I generally ain't keen on sequencers and other modern affections)but please lets not act like bits such as Ian tossing his hat to Evans at the end is replacable, its not, I love that shit.

[subtalkformer]

My birth year.. wow tis quite breath taking

[jgfan79]

Glascock is in this footage, so was this before or after his surgery in '78?

[TullTapes]

This was before, during the european tour. When Tull came to the states it was with Tony Williams.

[underwwraps2]

Great stuff here Tulltapes!

Did you sync this?

I wouldn't imagine this having such great quality.

Thanks for sharing! Nick

[TullTapes]

Yes NIck.

I synced it with a higher quality recording.This footage actually had sound to it but it's just a little bit out of sync. Much lower quality but still cool. I recently re-captured this film and fixed the picture a bit. It looks better now.

[daddysevenpointfiver]

thanks for the devotion to the old material guys. i guess ian's sort of left it behind but we remember how remarkable the band truly was then -- thanks for the effort

[fluffer1987]

This is cool. I saw Tull back in 78, first rock concert I ever saw and they were great.

[daddysevenpointfiver]

super tempo, this should have been on BURSTING OUT for sure...

[rpmartino]

nice!

[gothling1955]

Wow, doesn't that bring back loads of vivid memories? It sure does! I was fortunate enough to see Tull in concert twice during the "Heavy Horses" tour. What a wonderful excerpt, thanks so much for sharing it.

[PaulHartXYZ]

Now find that 1975 16mm film!!!!

That's an order!!!!

[TullTapes]

Well I did find it.

It's in a London auction house in a film canaster labled "Chrysalis" "Minstrel". Now obtaining that looks like it will be harder to do but

ya never know..

[PaulHartXYZ]

Is it up for auction at that London house now?

I would definitely make a substantial bid on it. But I have some questions to ask first. I think the film canister is only 7-inches in diameter if I remember. That could mean that the film is only about 8 minutes long, meaning it may just be the song Minstrel in the Gallery again. However, if the film is longer... say 20 or more minutes... then it would be worth bidding on. I need to know how long that film is. See if you can find out.

[PaulHartXYZ]

If I win the bid. I'd let you do all the production on it... whatever is needed to make it presentable. It would be a TullTapes production.

[Amund7]

wow, barry is really shining here! Check out that speed. He is the best drummer there ever was in my ears.

[OU8121ST]

I saw that tour, Bursting out 1978 Boston Garden Awsome

[GeeMeddowsTaylor]

Superb! All those 8mm and 16mm films coming out are just priceless.

Thank you very much, TullTapes!

[underwwraps2]

Great stuff, nice sync! UW2

[metalmyth]

Great footage there. Thanks for posting this!

[zebra64]

Awesome. Best Tull lineup imo.

[callergrim]

Wonderful! Never seen footage before! Great, great song!

Thanks Tulltapes!

Cheers