Bouree - Jethro Tull

[erscott13]

I always thought it was classical rock. No denying jazz influence tho. Elise

[john1000003]

A lousy flutist indeed... His 'spitting' only shows that he's unable to blow or hold a note with grace.

[mineny08]

@john1000003 You have no idea what you're talking about !!!!

[Tommygun1028]

Jethro Tull, The Minstrel Looks Back 1969-1977 2DVD set available at Tommygunvideo - link and more details can be found on our Youtube channel

[g3ddan]

With an orcestra......OUTSTANDING. My first concert was tull in 77 - I was 8!

[jezkn]

Love the way the orchestral members are digging the beat! It's going to be hard nodding off again after this. What Id love to see is him getting together with Peter Green - both with the skull caps. Leg comes up once towareds end but not for long before rheumatics sets in.

[rimula01]

Anderson es un juglar de primera, además de ser un músico excepcional, tuve la suerte de disfrutarlo dos veces con Jethro Tull en Buenos Aires y una vez como solista acompañado por la orquesta sinfónica d Buenos Aires en el teatro Gran Rex, fueron espectáculos inolvidables y espero que vuelvan a Argentina, alli estaré si Dios quiere.-

Elvio

[Yeopayo12]

Esto no es Jethro, es Ian Anderson como solista. El dvd se llama Ian Anderson Play The Orchestral Jethro Tull.

Sí, que Jethro venga a Chile!!!

[pololo1100]

excelente, grande, la mejor versión, vengan a chileeeeeeeeeeeee

[listacanales]

muy buena la musica muy buena . pero al final parece que pierde el control con la flauta

[naditales]

Eso se llama no tener limitaciones, y peor, autolimiatciones musicales por eso Anderson es tan bueno y otros tan limitados....

[gitanomusic14]

estoy de acuerdo contigo amigo, ese anderson es un verdadero monstruo, impresionante

[mozgreen]

The original was from one of the lute suites by JSBach. I prefer the recorded version (probably because the recording quality is better).

[melargeincharge]

Bravo! I've been there since the beginning of Tull and It's always been fun to see what Ian is going to do next . . . Ah, about the fish thing . . . The man is a musician with an expensive hobby, so what? . . . I shouldn't complain, at least this thread didn't turn into a political thing . . . Please reply responsibly, please reply sober . . .

[jamjax]

I didn't know he played music. He has some great tasting fish though...

[Alfy7758]

Quest'uomo è fantastico!!!!! Da 35 anni ci ha fatto scoprire come "declinare" in maniera straordinaria il flauto in chiave rock!!! E come musicista , secondo me, ha i controc.....ni !!!

[tommyspfc]

O mago das flautas

[kosimisakasaka]

GRANDE........

[fr4nzula]

disumano!!!!!!!!!!!! straordinario!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Derwentcub]

Terrific video - 5* and straight to favourites..

Thanks!

[lucasdasilvamaria]

People playing violins dont seem to like him: "what am i doing playing wiht this crazy weirdo old man?"

[ppuljic]

Great artist, Stand Up is a great album...but here he looks like a typical American Dentist / Lawyer / Accountant / Doctor asshole tool fool ready to hop on his Harley to give an illusion of badass in passing traffic.

[Skewballzz]

quite funny to think that Ian Andersons main profession is not music but fish farming. He is one of the most successfull private fish farmers in the EU. Maybe he wants to look tough and scare his fish....

[Anglesey]

What a pile of bullshit! Anderson has been almost non stop on tour since 1968 either with Tull or alone and has dozens of albums edited. He toyed for a few years with salmon farming and has long ago sold it and you say his main profession is fish farming!!!

way

[Skewballzz]

eat a dick buddy. I've seen him live six times and EACH AND EVERY TIME he talks about how he looks forward to going back to his beloved fish farm after tour for some well needed peace and quiet. He says hes getting too old to be playing all the time and considers himself a fish farmer over a muscian. Maybe he's just modest... oh yeah, forgot the !!!!!!!! for you. Cockface asshole

[Anglesey]

Now aren't we a lucky chap. Six times in 40 years! That must make you some sort of international expert then. So you haven't seen Tull in the last 10 or 12 years then? Ian sold the farm in the 90's. I could tell you the exact date as it is of public record but I can't be bothered to search unless you really want to know. If so just let me know and I'll go to the trouble for you.

[XyzzyZork]

That's what went through my head... I've seen them as many times since my first-ever concert in 1995, and don't consider it high -- anyway, he's never mentioned the old fish farm, but does often speak of his interests in climate change and cats, both of which are mentioned on the official Tull site.

[SSSeppDietrichSS]

If I was to host a fantasy dinner party, Ian anderson would be on the guest list. a fascinating and incredibly talented man.

[sooox33]

come al solito uno stupefacente Ian...

[rubensbriseno]

Fantástico!!!

[MuscatXXI]

Legendary!!

[camposi]

I´ve got the DVD of this Concert and I could play it on and on ....

[johnhal5191]

I remember it was late 69 and I was walking thru the Army barracks in Budingen Germany when I hear the hypnotic strains of Bouree coming from a room. I had to ask.."Who in the world is that?" I was told it was Jethro Tull. In 10 seconds I was completely hooked and nearly 40 years later I still find JT the gold standard of inspiring and magical rock.

[suzyqblues]

Go to craven2 on YouTube to see Jethro Tull at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, 2008.

Awesome show that.

Aloha......SQB

[yatrogeny]

incredible¡¡¡

[2357eleven]

Bouree was my personal highlight when I saw them at the beginning of the month. They had keys instead of the wind section and a string quartet on stage. Ian is simply amazing.

[Sorathsasomboune]

I saw the concert too, and I agree.

[rokyfireloadat32]

Godam I love this song!! Great arrangement too

[waiting4m0re]

I also play this piece.... well, not as good as he^^

[pricodelica]

MARAVILHOSO!!!!!!

Queria estar na platéia....

[emanx101]

amazing

[ptitemandarine]

Ian Anderson is a great flute player!! This Bach piece turned into a jazz version is one of his most famous and most beautiful song!

I don't understand why some persons are so upset...

I haven't heard an other piece played like this by a flautist!

Can you play the flute like this?

Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull for ever!!!

[SailorBabe]

Why are you all so upset? #1 Bouree as played by Tull has been here for damn near 45 years. It opened MY eyes to Classical music when I was in my teens! MANY groups take music from other era's and bring new life to it. I am SO looking forward to seeing Ian and the boys this summer when they come to my town!

BUENO! LOL, my 68 YO hubby is rocking out behind me!

[SamKeupoN]

Wonderful way of playing this piece, I do not understand why they should be blamed for it, They added something to the piece, this kind of crazyness makes all the difference between stealing and tribute.

[Alfy7758]

Grandissimo oggi così come trenta anni fa!!!!!!!

[luca4202]

l'ho visto dal vivo!!!!!!!!!

[mshayegh]

Please don't do this with my beloved Bach.

[2late2bad]

I was worried for a second there that they weren't going to let the guy play at all. Then it looked like he was playing, but he wasn't being heard on the mike. Then all was well.

[benniejo1234]

stolen from Bach ...

[catsamwise]

of course it is. cause they are stupid enough to take bach's most famous piece and call it their own.

Are you people f***ing stupid or what? =\

[2357eleven]

Yes, this is a Bach piece. However, Ian Anderson in no way credits this song as his own, even though the studio version is far different than the actual Bach piece. I understand your outrage, but music cannot advance without variation and interpretations such as this. I prefer to appreciate each piece for its own merits rather than comparing them to one another.

[Grischnakh99]

Most artists would be happy to see covers of their material, especially when done as well as this. Dylan loved covers of his work, people really made it their own, and he appreciated that. Most other composers/artists would too i think, as long as they got due credit, which i must add is unlikely on youtube.

[nookiboi]

Ian Anderson introduced this music many times as Bach during his concerts and never took credit and i believe Anderson was a great admirer of the great composer and someone like Anderson who has always demanded high standards from his musicians and has always displayed a great appreciation for real music i would rather see this mans variation on others music as oposed to someone like brittany spears justin timberlake or christina aguilera trying to recreate beethoven or other greats.

[nunsofit]

Spears & Beethoven? You've gotta be kidding... I am puking already... Poor Ludwig is spinning in his grave. But I agree with you absolutely - Anderson is a great musician. Going to see him in Denver soon.

[nookiboi]

Luck for you im envious :o) its not often he gets to come to Australia and every time he has i could never make the concert, last time he was here i was determined to go but he broke his leg and cancelled the tour, lol ill be older than Ian Anderson by the time i get to see him me thinks.

[fredarmando]

Leave it to Jethro Tull to do something like this. That's why they are and will remain my favorite band.

Only Ian Anderson can rock on with a flute!

[paranoidchileno01]

Pedazo de tema

Ahora empiezo a escuchar a Bach, Jethro Tull me metió el bichito por escuchar a Bach.

[Leventhere]

Should had to mic a little far from his mouth at the end =)

[LenusMVaccari]

ésta rola es la ondaaa xD!!

[tr3strio]

sencillamente...hermosa

[23bunny24]

i think the jazzy version is better

[frice007]

great!! great!! great!!

[yzvolkan]

It's just to be bourgeois.

[principalbass]

It's just to turn classical music on it's ear.

[EagleWarri0r]

Great solo at the end of the play.........

[Garbeld]

I just had to watch that last ten seconds of Ian playing twice.

[xesevilli]

perfect perfect perfect perfect

[bigbeninjax]

One of my favorite Tull songs. Thanks so much for posting this version!

[burjazz]

The entire collection from this album has been pulled from youtube.Whats up with that???

[gosh8805]

I know! I dunno why but i never swore so loudly in my life!

[lynnefitzgerald]

wonderful Ian hasn't lost his touch he's right up there with the best perhaps better

cheers

[RobySanI]

Ancora in circolazione questo mestierante in malafede?

[frice007]

improvisation! what do you want? bach is bach and he's untouchable, but improvisation is wellcome ever and only to whom know it!

[yogaman1919]

leave it to ian to find a way to make his music sound fresh. shows how much of a great musican he is. its why his music endures to this day.

[HalsteadLad]

Absolutely ace!

[darjiaethera]

Love how Anderson just kind of goes nuts at the end. XD ha ha...

[DECQAMERON]

that Ian Anderson is a very clever man

[luxeden]

jethro tull is unique

[hahahahihihioolu]

great!

[maximoal]

Excelente versión...

[KrisShred]

great ending haha :D

[ravads]

Really great video and music from Jethro Tull & Co.