PT, thanks man. Jethro Tull was the very first concert I attended, at the tender age of 12, at Cobo Hall in Detroit in 1970. As a father of three daughters now, I can't believe my parents let me go! Again, thanks for all the videos you post. I've probably learned to play 20 songs from just watching you. Our musical tastes are actually very similar, at least based on the songs you post. I would request more Faces and Iggy songs, please.
You can find clips of Tull playing this for French TV where Ian Anderson is playing electric guitar for a change. It's kind of fun seeing him and Martin Barre doing the harmony bits.
Despite its popularity Tull never plays this one live, apart from some of the instrumental section. Anderson just doesn't like the song much.
Love your videos , thankyou. By the way love the YES videos you like im 23 and was raised on YES since I came home from the hospital seen them about 25 times would love to see a cover of them by you, I know some bits and parts but Steve is tough best (ALL AROUND)guitar player in my opinion thanks for uploading.
A unique band from a creative period. Would love to believe that there are bar bands out there that would cover this or anything else from Stand Up/Benefit.
Very nice. Tull's my favorite, I'll take anything you send our way (One white duck on your wall, on your nice J-200)
MandoBigRiff 1 month ago
acoustic part of "Thick as a Brick" or "A Song For Jeffrey" ;D
MatiasLD87 1 month ago
Saw Tull at The Albert Hall in 1971 or 2 doing "Thick as a brick" - just brilliant.
ApricotHurlforth 1 month ago
Tony Iomi gave Tull a great sound back in their infancy
jjhtr 1 month ago
@jjhtr I think the Stones' R&R Circus was about the only thing Iommi did with Tull. He was only in the band for a couple of weeks.
privettricker 1 month ago
Happy New Year to you and your family. Always enjoy your performances and lessons. Keep up the good work in 2012.
tmo7734 1 month ago
More Tull!!
Millerinski 1 month ago
Man ... You are just crankin' these out! Thank You Sir!!!!
Do you have any idea HOW VERY MUCH I(we)ve learned thanks to your efforts?
You've been a good boy! Santa should be very Happy w/U according to my son!
deedubslite 1 month ago
Always diverse, never expected to learn old Tull. I currently have Benefit in the car. Thanks again.
By the way, about the apparent gold record on your wall. . .
klib5800 1 month ago
PT, thanks man. Jethro Tull was the very first concert I attended, at the tender age of 12, at Cobo Hall in Detroit in 1970. As a father of three daughters now, I can't believe my parents let me go! Again, thanks for all the videos you post. I've probably learned to play 20 songs from just watching you. Our musical tastes are actually very similar, at least based on the songs you post. I would request more Faces and Iggy songs, please.
TheAdvocateMan 1 month ago
You can find clips of Tull playing this for French TV where Ian Anderson is playing electric guitar for a change. It's kind of fun seeing him and Martin Barre doing the harmony bits.
Despite its popularity Tull never plays this one live, apart from some of the instrumental section. Anderson just doesn't like the song much.
jrpipik 1 month ago
Ain't that Ian Anderson amazing ? Saw him first in 1970 I.O.W. festival
sofarsogut 1 month ago
Good stuff....how bout "New Day Yesterday"?
TheDesertwalker 1 month ago
Love your videos , thankyou. By the way love the YES videos you like im 23 and was raised on YES since I came home from the hospital seen them about 25 times would love to see a cover of them by you, I know some bits and parts but Steve is tough best (ALL AROUND)guitar player in my opinion thanks for uploading.
climey 1 month ago
hey, how long did it take you before you could play by ear? also videos btw, your an amazing player.
MiracIeCure 1 month ago
Terrific! Thank you for covering Tull. More, please.
swatprof 1 month ago
C'mon PR...give us some The Guess Who - American Woman...please.
savvysymbiont 1 month ago 6
A unique band from a creative period. Would love to believe that there are bar bands out there that would cover this or anything else from Stand Up/Benefit.
MrOttocarpenter 1 month ago
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MrHattrick63 1 month ago
@MrHattrick63 People sometimes wear them in the winter time.
privettricker 1 month ago 25
@privettricker Yes , but your doing a guitar cover , and someone comments about your sweater ?
MrHattrick63 1 month ago
Great song from a great record. Well done!
rootboyslim 1 month ago
I dig the sweater...that's my kind of sweater. Collar and sleeve stripes. Nice.
TypicalGirls 1 month ago
classic vinyl
afro20man 1 month ago
was this because you heard it on xm radio today
afro20man 1 month ago
nice. would love to know what guitar(s) is/are your favorite to play, and why.
wartimemodels 1 month ago
Fantastic. Jethro Tull doesn't get enough love.
mrkaizoku 1 month ago
pt please would you consider playing aqualung or thick as a brick?
angela21215 1 month ago
Sweet.
skewbiesnaxx 1 month ago
nice song and cover btw
ThePyroHobo 1 month ago
1st view :D
ThePyroHobo 1 month ago