Jethro Tull Live 1977-Rare Apollo Glasgow Feb 2nd 1977 8MM transfer audio synced Tulletti Projects

[whiskeynale69]

this song is a perfect example how they were so much faster, heavier and intense live..

[Pattieire]

Thanks for this underwraps2.

Can anyone remember who the support artist was? It was billed, I believe, as Leo Kottke the US acoustic guitarist but he may have been replaced?

[watwthmot]

Crikey I was there, and my lasting memory was "Locomotive Breath" it was LOUD

[tamsarian9]

Fabulous footage, I used to go to lots of gigs at the Apollo, great to see the Tull here, thanks a lot for uploading.

[bobfree66]

What's the first song at the start of the video? I can't get enough of it!

[underwwraps2]

@bobfree66

It's called 'to cry you a song' off of thier 1970 ablum 'Benefit.'

I would perfer the live one from mid-70s (75-77) personaly beacuse it is condesed to a better time AND is a medly with a new day yesterday (likein this 8mm cliip).

Thanks! UW2

[DaTman4496]

My second ever Gig, first Tull and first Glasgow Apollo

[shoobydoob]

Amazing. This was my first live gig. Great to see this!

[PaulHartXYZ]

Hmmm.

It's so rare to see any home 8mm footage coming out of the U.K.

Nick has done it again.

Hooooorrrahhhh.

[underwwraps2]

Yes Paul,

Its pretty rare getting anything from these days.

I like the medly they did from late 1975-1977 of Cry You A Song/A New Day Yesterday.

I guess getting footage of it is quite rare too considering they only did for a small amount of time.

Do you have a copy of the Manchester, UK SOUNDBOARD recording from 1977?

I used it for this video, I think it was just recently uncovered as well.

I could make you a copy if you'd like.

Thanks for watching, Paul! UW2

[TullTapes]

Looks Great Nick, thanks again.

[drbogenbroom2000]

Thanks again and again for the great videos, the great surprises, the amazement!