Jethro Tull 73 8mm

A Redo using more "cameras" or sources of the opening.
The Linwell Theatre Restorative Goup in association with The Memory Bank: "serving since anyone can remember", is proud to present the continuing series of bygone performances by the original "Linwell Players". Tonights selection from 1973: "A Passion Play: The Opening"
A special thanks to all unamed contributors, you know who you are!

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Music

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• Jethro
• Tull
• Ian
• Anderson
• Passion
• Play
• Live
• Progresive
• Rock

[JayDNorris]

Did anyone else see the Houston not-postponed show? I seem to remember 3 opening explosions corresponding to Martin, Jeffrey, then Ian appearing onstage. I remember thinking "Ian playing a sax, not the flute?" (also, there is a sax part here on the album). But I could have created this "memory" after replaying the album countless times while stoned.

[darincody]

I saw the LA shows (a couple of nights before this Berkley show) and it was just like this. I have heard a bootleg from earlier in the tour and Ian plays the opening part on sax, wasn't as powerful to me though. As far as the explosions go, there were three in the opening of the 75 show.....So maybe thats what your thinking of.

[4TuLLHEAD]

How does it feel to be The Play?

[BoxxFive]

HA! Spinning me back down the years! , Saw this in LA. Well put together. Pretty exciting, Ian always made a great entrance. Thanks for the memory

[stevebarium]

I always thought this was the same as your "Jethro Tull Live 1973" but it's much improved, you have more videos in this one, excellent job putting them all together so tightly!! It looks real!

I saw this show twice. Wish we could see the ballerina opening movie again. Thanks for doing this.

[CyborgNinjaZombie]

*Professional

[CyborgNinjaZombie]

Awesome vid. Man, I wish there was a Profecssional recording of this tour.

[PaulHartXYZ]

Ah yes.

Tull at their progressive and eccentric best.

The magical, mysterious Passion Play.

Thanks for putting this togeter.