Jethro Tull comprised of Ian Anderson (flute), Martin Barre (electric guitar), Dave Pegg (base guitar), Peter John Vettese (keyboards) and Gerry Conway (drums) performing 'Seal Driver' and 'Songs f...
Jethro Tull comprised of Ian Anderson (flute), Martin Barre (electric guitar), Dave Pegg (base guitar), Peter John Vettese (keyboards) and Gerry Conway (drums) performing 'Seal Driver' and 'Songs from the Wood' during their Broadsword tour in 1982. The venue is most likely the Regia di Sergio Spino. (more)
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Do you think so? Of course, a couple of years after this, Ian did damage his voice and has never completely recovered it, but to me it sounds fine here, particularly on Seal Driver.
Listen to other performances from this year... his voice is thin and nasally compared to the studio recordings and compared to the "A" tour just a year before.
I admit I haven't listened to 'Broadsword' for quite a while now, but to me this doesn't sound significantly different from the record - it is in quite a high register for Ian, and I think there was a change in the timbre of Ian's voice between 'A' and 'Broadsword'. I've been to a lot of Tull gigs over the years, and up to the Under Wraps tour, Ian's voice was great. Sadly, we all know what happened then... But it's improved in recent years and Ian is careful to look after it now. Happy xmas.
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