1970 was Tull's greatest Music "Benefit" and songs from" Living in the Past" Were masterpieces This line up was Tull's greatest chemistry of player's .Cornick Bunker left soon after this Concert.very sad day for myself 15 yr old then 68 now
@@nemyz7421anche la formazione degli anni 1971-1973 era fantastica....Anderson, Barre,Hammond,Barlow,Evans...dal vivo erano strepitosi...ricordo 3 concerti...Milano 1971,Varese 1972,Roma 1973...indimenticabili !!!!
Ian had just turned 23. Blows me away how talented and accomplished some of the early rockers were at young ages. Many starting in bands at 13 and 14 years old.
Heard this for the first time at a party in 1970 where I had arrived peaking on LSD and it shook me to the core. Still shiver every time I hear..ahh those were the days.
Seeing this just reminds me that Jethro Tull is still not in the rock 'n roll hall of fame. Where is the justice???? One of the greatest frontmen of all time, and so artistic & creative. Long live Tull!
I was used to hearing their music on Rock Stations and years later on Classic Rock Stations, but RUclips brings this group to life for me because every early performance of them is just awesome to watch. There isn’t another band like them, it’s combination of many things art, theatre and the instrumental side is pure perfection
Ian Anderson,one of the most creative and talented songwriters,musicians and performers to ever come along and with bandmates also very skilled musicians.. other bands,altho very few,had flute playing such as the amazing album called,Two Quid Deal? by Skin Alley,and that album is a masterpiece...thanks for posting this..
The greatest band ever…. In my humble opinion. Ian Anderson is a genius with every band member adding to the music and performance. To me.. pink floyd and led zep always come to peoples minds when we think of rock bands… but for sheer variety of genders…TULL rule
Flippin' brilliant. Introducing the marvellous John Evans. The freedom to be creative and brilliant was a wonderful thing - ain't seen the days since. What have we got now?
Yep. They lost me after this lineup. As a young drummer, I idolized Clive Bunker, who left the band after teaching Barry Barlow the licks to all the songs.
My family wanted to strangle me how much I told them I worshipped Jethro Tull from 1972 on. Such peaceful times to this music. I knew who my friends are...not facebook likes and thoughts and prayers. ehehehehe.
AND at 4:51 copping the same classical riffs that John Hawken played with Renaissance, also on Beat Club, in 1970! Their first album was '69, before Benefit.
@@whatevershebrings If I had to pick one JT song, it would probably be this one. But after hearing songs from This Was as performed at Isle of Wight, My Sunday Feeling is up there as well. Sadly, they lost me after Aqualung.
I love you Beat Club. Whoever there is raining gold on the world right now with all these classic performances, deserves a fucking Nobel. Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
Best band of all time in my book that’s all I know, Ian @ his best “always”!!! Loved this time era the likes we will neva”EVA” see again, but I’m glad to have seen these lads many times!!! “Especially @ the GARDEN baby, “memories that will live 4/EVA”!!!!👍👍👍
@@whatevershebrings Yes, I have four BBC sessions CDs. Too Old To Die Young, What More Can I Say, Singing The Bruise and First Show In The Appearance Business. TBH I hated Lol Coxhill's involvement with The Whole World. When I had the vinyl I would take the needle off the record and move it on for his sections! I saw Ayers live at The Queen Elizabeth Hall, which was great, but Coxhill was support (solo). There were only about 20 people in the auditorium for this, and a few (including me) walked out after about 5 minutes. It was awful!
This compilation is a major find and a must for fan's of King Crimson, Michael Giles, Early Jethro Tull, an exciting song by Black Widow, which I never heard (probably banned) Universe & plenty more to tickle your gizzard !
Glen cornick Martin barre, clive bunker on drums and of course Ian, this was, benefit,, stand up John later, glascock rip, those first albums r a lot of goose bumps! Must of seen them a dozen times in concert ,from what I can recollect it was awesome lol ,
La versión de esta pieza que es la primera del álbum Benefit es sublime me refiero a la grabación en estudio para el álbum, con unos rifs de guitarra de Martín Barré buenísimos, ♥️♥️♥️
The greatest band that ever walked the planet. I saw them live 26 times starting in 1969. Full of music
Now in my sixties. Still get goose bumps listing to JT early music. None better - long reign to the Tull.
It's good stuff, man! Same here, 60's and shit, too.
@@bigrebone BEFORE "Aqualung" especially.
me three!
me four!
Particularly that lineup
probably one of the best bands ever. certainly the most fantastic multi-skilled front-man of all times.
His songwriting aside, lyrically he's simply the William Blake of rock.
Fifty years later, I'm still enthralled.
Benefit is one of my fav Tull Album. John Evan came to enrich the band sound. The best line-up ever!!
When I'm in the mood for real music I listen to early tull.
1970 was Tull's greatest Music "Benefit" and songs from" Living in the Past" Were masterpieces This line up was Tull's greatest chemistry of player's .Cornick Bunker left soon after this Concert.very sad day for myself 15 yr old then 68 now
I fully agree with your comment.
Two magnificent albums.
This was in my opinion the best formation of Jethro Tull.
@@nemyz7421anche la formazione degli anni 1971-1973 era fantastica....Anderson, Barre,Hammond,Barlow,Evans...dal vivo erano strepitosi...ricordo 3 concerti...Milano 1971,Varese 1972,Roma 1973...indimenticabili !!!!
You just don’t see mind blowing talent like this now 🤯
No one better than this band… Ian Anderson was so far ahead of his time… Benefit a most excellent album
The talent level was only rivaled by a few other good bands.
@@alwilson3204 I don't think any band in rock history rivals the talent level in the 1976-1979 line up
I love this era Tull.
So much energy, youth and confidence ... it's really wonderful. 9:22
@@justgivemethetruth
It was a great era , except for that little war , far , far away . bravo co. 1/9 Marines .
André Cartier
Ian had just turned 23.
Blows me away how talented and accomplished some of the early rockers were at young ages.
Many starting in bands at 13 and 14 years old.
First Tull song I heard when I was 15...Bought Benefit the next day
Favorite band for 51 years...
So glad I grew up during this time and got to see the mighty JT perform numerous times. And they continue to evolve.
Heard this for the first time at a party in 1970 where I had arrived peaking on LSD and it shook me to the core. Still shiver every time I hear..ahh those were the days.
LM Poor old AO. 1971 Blue Cheer tablets.
@@isiso.speenie5994 wtf yoy wrote
Been there, done that, but during his concert...can't tell you how many times I listened to Benefit and Aqualung...timeless music...
John Evan's piano playing is sublime. The entire band are on fire here. ❤
Beethoven is nodding with his head, Yes, yes this is it ! (John Evan)
My older sister had somehow heard of and bought their albums and I listened to them endlessly from age 14; a great band with a unique sound.
Ditto
Seeing this just reminds me that Jethro Tull is still not in the rock 'n roll hall of fame. Where is the justice???? One of the greatest frontmen of all time, and so artistic & creative. Long live Tull!
R n R hall of fame...keep it!
It's beyond ridiculous they are nit in there.
Rock n roll hall of fame is a joke. No one cares about it.
i am not from north america it is weird how what was center of the world didnt care its reign
Tull is too good for hall of shame IMO....
Undoubtedly the most ORIGINAL BAND OF ALL TIME !! Amazing musicians x incredible songs x Tull have never changed ,,, ASTOUNDING MUSIC 🎼 GX
Beyond excellent. This is the stuff that hooked me for life.
Yup! It'll never get better than Tull.
What a great live version of a great song from another great Jethro Tull album.
I was used to hearing their music on Rock Stations and years later on Classic Rock Stations, but RUclips brings this group to life for me because every early performance of them is just awesome to watch. There isn’t another band like them, it’s combination of many things art, theatre and the instrumental side is pure perfection
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Simply a phenomenal song & album loved Ian & the Boys of Jethro Tull, good ole days long gone by that’s all I know..✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️😢
Glen cornick and clive bunker, what a rhythm section, fantastic stuff indeed
Benefit is one of the best albums of JT and this track is one of the best in Benefit .
Wow! Waited 50 years to hear this version! Jethro Tull, totally unique!
Ian Anderson,one of the most creative and talented
songwriters,musicians and performers to ever come
along and with bandmates also very skilled musicians..
other bands,altho very few,had flute playing such as the
amazing album called,Two Quid Deal? by Skin Alley,and
that album is a masterpiece...thanks for posting this..
I ♥️ Benefit
album 1970
The best my friend
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@@alexandrosiliadis4866 My
favourite Tull album is Benefit.
@@alexandrosiliadis4866
Kalimerhaba Alexandros
A halfway nice Album - but not the best. My Favorit is from the eighties: The Broadsword and the Beast
Great song,great album,great band.R.I.P. Glenn.👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Benefit was always on the playlist back in the day, Amazing album, this is just a tremendous rendition of this tune.
Just as wild,skilled,amazing,magical as the first time I heard this music 45 yes ago! Brilliant
53 years ago.
Fucking Awesome!!!! I love Jethro Tull and this version of this song is really amazing, the final part... WOW
:Ages well like good wine
I hadn't listened to Benefit for at least 10 years .. how wonderful !!
Love Benefit, my first tull album
They were so brilliant!❤
Playing this for my friend that passed Jan 15 she was that friend
So Very Sorry for your loss, sending love and prayers 🥰❤️
How many instruments does Ian Play????Such Awesome Talent IAN❤️🥰❤️🤪🤪❤️
This song is so underated . It's refreshing to see classic Tull.
The greatest band ever…. In my humble opinion. Ian Anderson is a genius with every band member adding to the music and performance. To me.. pink floyd and led zep always come to peoples minds when we think of rock bands… but for sheer variety of genders…TULL rule
Genre not "genders"... other than that I completely agree with your opinion.
The absolute best lineup ever 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Love this performance!
Flippin' brilliant. Introducing the marvellous John Evans. The freedom to be creative and brilliant was a wonderful thing - ain't seen the days since. What have we got now?
Tulls best lineup 🔥
I'd agree, but would like to extend that to cover at least up to TAAB.
All Jethro Tull line ups are the bests , there is no bad line up , Jethro Tull is the best progressive rock band ever existed .
Jon Evan in the keyboard magnificent
Yep. They lost me after this lineup. As a young drummer, I idolized Clive Bunker, who left the band after teaching Barry Barlow the licks to all the songs.
It's a always a real pleasure
Beautiful. Beautiful message. Beautiful MUSIC, real music. Sounds better every time i hear it.
Just effin awesome!!
My family wanted to strangle me how much I told them I worshipped Jethro Tull from 1972 on. Such peaceful times to this music. I knew who my friends are...not facebook likes and thoughts and prayers. ehehehehe.
Benefit is a masterpiece!
Stand up is my favorite my older brother wore it out!
OUTSTANDING
uncanny , totally fusion stands the test of time . Iconic band still rockin
Tull Best Rock band of all Times.
Absolutely fantastic
I saw this band at hampton beach casino in New Hampshire, USA was blown away
The sample of Beethoven's "Sonata Pathetique" during the piano solo was great to hear!
This is just brilliant
I was 7 years old when my older brother bought Living in the past .
Been a fan ever since
It's cool hearing John Evan using a couple of bits that would eventually become the intro to Locomotive Breath.
AND at 4:51 copping the same classical riffs that John Hawken played with Renaissance, also on Beat Club, in 1970! Their first album was '69, before Benefit.
AND: from Living in the Past, side C "By Kind Permission Of"...
@@whatevershebrings And both were copped from Beethoven's "Pathetique."
@@thomasbell7033 and with you there to help me, then it probably will-ll-ll... : )
@@whatevershebrings If I had to pick one JT song, it would probably be this one. But after hearing songs from This Was as performed at Isle of Wight, My Sunday Feeling is up there as well. Sadly, they lost me after Aqualung.
Io l ascolto sempre sono un mito ma i Jethro tull degli anni 70 ..adesso lan anderson non quello di prima..ormai c è rimasto il nome Jethro tull ..
My first Tull album too!
This is pure jewel!!!
Saw them back in '80. One of the best concerts ever. Thanks for the great music.
Thank god for Beat Club. What a treasure trove.
3:53 - one of my favorite Jethro Tull and John Evan moments ... awesome keyboarding.
Ian Anderson what a Legend man could he sing a play the Flute . Great musicians. Music then was Amazing
Banda inconfundível. Som de qualidade e energia. Voz marcante e etc. Progressive Rock !!!
À música é antes e depois de Ian Scott Anderson . Depois de sua aparição nunca mais será à mesma. Profunda,densa,inspiradora,celestial...
Friend turned me on to it on 8 track when I was 12
Saw in concert mid ‘70’s @ Madison Square Garden, NYC 🧡🎶🎸
Brilliant contemporary rock band, unique .
contemporary lol band
At this moment, April/May 1970, while the Beatles were breaking up, bands like Tull were hitting their stride.
Always will be great.
..always good to hear a live version, without all the floursishes of a studio production. That Les Paul sounds absolutely savage..
Try Tulls Isle of Wight set. It’s electric ⚡️
With Clive Bunker
+ Glenn Cornick!x
Drum and Bass
@@umitgok3275 I agree. They were the finest, most under-recognized rhythm section in rock music IMO. The band was never the same without them.
@@thomasbell7033
Thank you for your
comment Thomas.
I love you Beat Club. Whoever there is raining gold on the world right now with all these classic performances, deserves a fucking Nobel.
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
Best band of all time in my book that’s all I know, Ian @ his best “always”!!! Loved this time era the likes we will neva”EVA” see again, but I’m glad to have seen these lads many times!!! “Especially @ the GARDEN baby, “memories that will live 4/EVA”!!!!👍👍👍
Eva see them at the Fillmore East? 😃
Wonderful music channel full of mémoires tks
Perhaps only one little singular song nowadays be like This little piece of wonder
Simplesmente sensacional 👏👏👏
Fantastic drumming!
The best ❤🎶🎸
Saw them once in 70, probably this concert, they were a brilliant live band.
This is beat club.
Fantastic playing.
Very Nice !!!
My favorite lineup.
You can see how much went into recording this one, it sounds totally different live.
Ian Scott Anderson dispensa comentários simplesmente GENIAL.
Até hoje escuto esse som, e acho DU KARALHO!!! Muito bom!
Nice. Hadn't seen that 1. That's good stuff 👏
They are one of a kind!
It's sickening that they are not in rock and roll Hall of Fame and kiss is, wtf, over?!
Extraordinary musicians
Lovely! Wish that I could play flute like Ian..
You seem to be beatiful, are U?
Nobody at Beat Club won any awards for lighting this performance.
...wesing?
But the performance's are legendary...
@@lemming9984 Certainly, yes! Do you know the Kevin Ayers and the Whole World BBC Radio One CD release? Lol Coxhill, Mike Oldfield, et. al.
@@whatevershebrings Yes, I have four BBC sessions CDs. Too Old To Die Young, What More Can I Say, Singing The Bruise and First Show In The Appearance Business. TBH I hated Lol Coxhill's involvement with The Whole World. When I had the vinyl I would take the needle off the record and move it on for his sections! I saw Ayers live at The Queen Elizabeth Hall, which was great, but Coxhill was support (solo). There were only about 20 people in the auditorium for this, and a few (including me) walked out after about 5 minutes. It was awful!
El show más grande que he visto en mi vida Jethro Tull en los 70’s en El Paso TX
I always thought he said " Going back to the ones that I adore" fits in much better with the theme of the song !
Rock'n'Roll yesterday, today and forever
An overlooked album . But is so orsom good. We got Evans great appegios on and it"s so beautiful piano play .Evans was a master !
overlooked ?
This compilation is a major find and a must for fan's of King Crimson, Michael Giles, Early Jethro Tull, an exciting song by Black Widow, which I never heard (probably banned) Universe & plenty more to tickle your gizzard !
The ENERGY! ♥️♥️♥️
Glen cornick Martin barre, clive bunker on drums and of course Ian, this was, benefit,, stand up John later, glascock rip, those first albums r a lot of goose bumps! Must of seen them a dozen times in concert ,from what I can recollect it was awesome lol
,
Such...such....passion!!
La versión de esta pieza que es la primera del álbum Benefit es sublime me refiero a la grabación en estudio para el álbum, con unos rifs de guitarra de Martín Barré buenísimos, ♥️♥️♥️
Wow, Far superior to the studio version. What an epic performance of master musicians.
En mi opinion me gusta mas la de estudio pero esta tambien es muy buena
I agree, as much as I love Benefit, this performance is "fatter," rocks harder.