Jethro Tull - Aqualung (Ian Anderson Plays The Orchestral Jethro Tull)

Ian Anderson and the Neue Philharmonie Frankfurt performing a set of Jethro Tull classic hits at the Rosengarten, Mannheim on the 8th December 2004. Conducted by John O’Hara.
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[@danielshaheencommodities5748]

If you lived in the time of Aqualung and Thick as a Brick then like me you were blessed. Thank you Ian.

[@4381Junior]

They were my first music heroes.. Thanks.

[@LorenzoNW]

I was blessed to had seen them twice in concert - first during their Thick As A Brick tour and second, during their Passion Play tour, both unforgettable!

[@dustygrant3043]

Yes thanks for the wonderful music and the wonderful memories!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@andrewlegg6163]

You bet. I was so lucky to see them live twice in Brisbane Australia in the early Seveties with Snot running down my Nose. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😎😎😎😎

[@janicemartin2556]

I was their a thick as a brick concert in Chicago, excellent!

[@ChrisKean]

I'm 67 + Jethro Tull was one of the best bands around. Flute still gives me goosebumps. We will never have this kind of music again..genius...

[@ricklochead1032]

Jethro Tull was one-of-a-kind!!

[@ladyofthewoods2448]

Seen him in concert in Germany when I was 16. I was over there with my husband who was US Military ( common to married young back then). JTull was little intimidating, to me at first , bugging out those eyes and all lol. And the guys we were with said he’s been know to take his cloths off at his concerts just warning me since I the only female in our group. we road the trains to get there, jumped the trains actually. we didn’t have a lot of money, yet we made it. just got threw off few times, for not having ticket lol. That was my first concert it was totally amazing and I’ll never forget that time I went to see/hear the Wild Masterful flute player Ian Anderson ….Jethro Tull. And of course I’m a life time Fan at 63. Thank you. ❤ by the way - he kept his cloths on .

[@mannydossantos9603]

Ian Anderson is as comfortable in an orchestra as he is in his rock band. Talent supreme.

[@kevinflight4922]

yes

[@olenilsen4660]

I think most great musicians are. Much like it´s their language, if that makes any sense? I think they listen to music a bit different than most of us. Maybe one small transition means a whole lot to them, that we don´t even notice, but it builds on whatever they played for the last three minutes. I see this also in dance, as a friend of mine is heavily invested in this art. In time, I understand more and more of his view, but it is not native in me, like I can see it in him. It is very much like a natural reaction to whatever someone else does on stage. So I think it is fair to say that proper musicians, or rather all true artists have their own language. Or maybe more languages per art, for all I know. But this is one of the pieces that cements that thought in me. That some people have other eyes or ears then me. Somehow, this all plays out to my benefit, so I will simply lay back and enjoy!

[@rtflone]

Anderson's fans (incl me) think he's a great musician but what do I know? Wonder what professionally trained members of the orchestra would say about him (anonymously) if asked?

[@rickmerritt128]

​@@rtflonewhat do you think Tull is? Professional as well. Ian is a rare talent. Great performer/songwriter/composer.

[@rtflone]

@@rickmerritt128 My bad, I meant to say classically trained..

[@hm_nn_5633]

This man is a legend.

[@toninoychusalvarezgarcia9855]

Bellisimo, estoy vivo

[@alessandropremutico]

Vero!!!

[@josefernandeztapia37]

El mejor de los fgupos

[@kimwells2749]

The entire group……….

[@stevebellows7314]

Ian Anderson is one of the most talented musicians to ever walk this earth. Period. The lord of instrumental genius , pure talent

[@sarafernandez3712]

I’m happy to be 64, because I grew up listening to masterpieces such as this.

[@virginia7890]

So did I. I kept all my music so my children were blessed to grow up listening also. Passing knowledge forward so to speak

[@richardarveaux5565]

81 years old now, and hearing this takes me back seeing Ian , with the red hair flying as he inundated the world with wonder.

[@barrywainwright3391]

This is one of the greatest things I've ever heard. I really got into it and got a natural high. I've been a Tull fan since the 70s and I'm 63 now and still rocking out to all the rock classics.

[@danielmoss8153]

I can't agree more. Wow

[@jillhunt4869]

I'm a floutist.. he's awesome

[@danielmoss8153]

@@jillhunt4869 Albert Einstein said, 'You can push mathematics to its limits, music has no limits.'

[@cristinamariapinheiro7555]

A mesma idade..... bom lembrar e nunca esquecer,....!

[@foodandspiritz6330]

Same....still Rockin' out. It will always be a part of us ....and I'm OK with that.

The Master The Pied Piper him self Ian Anderson never gets old !

[@marinhonobre143]

A memory of a time when Rock music was written with one’s heart and not under control of execs and today’s music industry’s bullshit. My kudos to Mr Ian Anderson and the incredible legacy of Jethro Tull !

[@nicolettacasati4059]

Non serve... È già nelle note....

[@bubhub64]

Hell yes!

[@rburly]

Back when music was art.

[@rs2619]

you are dam right:)Aqualung my friend

[@Zaque-TV]

It really isn't like that though anymore. Spotify has millions of artists that run their own labels or work with small labels that make amazing music. Check out neobliviscaris

[@cindyblackman2275]

Ian Anderson has to be one of the most talented musicians of all time.

[@monatoney3474]

AND SO SO UNDERRATED. HIS STAGE SHOWS WERE BEYOND BELIEF

[@rubysarma5022]

Undoubtedly

[@katherinecitriniti1531]

I love the video a the 5:20 mark where the guys are really getting into it!

[@davidreed9300]

One of the purest voices of our generation. A true artist. Take that sniffy doggy!

[@DieterSchurwanz]

I am 64. I grow up with Ian and Jethro Tull.

[@ClaireHoldich]

This is such a fabulous arrangement and performance of an absolutely fabulous album! Here's to another 50 years of Aqualung going strong!

[@joseluisfelixsaborit5335]

Fabuloso,genial Anderson y su flauta virtuosa

[@vincentbyron7086]

Hats off to the music arranger and especially the orchestra. AND NOT FORGETTING THE MAIN MAN.God bless you Mr.Anderson.Truly gifted man.

[@sueanngrant8522]

Love u too

[@1953pelito1953]

una escucha a esta versión acalla a todas las quejas por el Grammy ¡Metálica en toda su carrera no hizo la cantidad de música que tiene este tema !!!

[@luanarubiurubiu1195]

Ancora conservo il vinilica di più di 50 anni non lo vendo❤😂

[@RWGish]

Imagine pitching Jethro Tull to a record company....."Well, the front man isn't much of a singer but he plays a mean flute." Love me some Jethro Tull. Their music is so original and unique.

[@davidberry5015]

My favorite musician. There will absolutely never be another Ian Anderson.

[@claudesalisbury5501]

So well said.

[@JTees4]

I don't think there can be.

[@valerioscalabrin9738]

This song is a masterpiece!

[@RoyHBerger]

This dude has more raw talent than classical flute players. He may not be classically trained but he brought the flute to rock and roll, among other things

[@813lem]

It probably wasnt an easy feat either

[@gwine9087]

@@813lem There are videos of classical flautists listening to him and being totally blown away.

[@813lem]

@@gwine9087 oh yea i bet they are!

[@813lem]

Omg... I have to confess i didnt see the whole video when i posted that comment. I just now watched the whole thing and oh my god that wasnt good it was...fantastic, awesome. Beyond words... Words are inadequet. I have goosebumps lol. 😀

[@deborahbrown236]

That's why I switched from Clarinet to Flute my Jr. Year in High School.

[@georgevarghese4018]

Reliving my teens ..I was 15 years then , today 65 ...what memories of Jethro Tull !!!!

[@schevalirae]

I relate...I was 14 years then, about to turn 61... wonderful memories!!! This arrangement of the orchestra with Ian is incredible!!!

[@true21b]

@@schevalirae I was 18 then, now 68. Loved Tull! A true highlight to see them at Chicago Stadium in 72 or 3. Not exactly a theatre venue, but Anderson was so entertaining :)

[@paul75ranger]

Absolutely beautiful version of this song. I got emotional listening to this classic played classically. So glad I found this. What a treat it must have been for the orchestra and the music fans in attendance.

[@stevenhopkins2887]

This is the best version of Aqualung since the original...I bought the original album and later the cassette tape when I was a teenager...It changed my life. I memorized the entire lyrics when I was working in the back of a bowling alley in Delaware, instead of doing my homework...It worked out Ok.

[@michaeldinatale9698]

Tower like 75.loved it great people just to go back.wow

[@michaeldinatale9698]

What is him real name see many get it.

[@lantose]

Just phenomenal! Have the first album and now as a senior citizen I can appreciate this just as much!

[@darlalong1957]

We knew good music, when we heard it !!!

[@lantose]

@@darlalong1957 Darla, it was the best rock n' roll, jazz and blues from the mid 60's till around 1980! Most of the late 70's new groups continued with great music since then, however it seemed to change a bit with all the newer groups just starting in the early 80's which I didn't care for as much, with exceptions, of course!

[@logan_e]

I really enjoy that I can appreciate the complexities in good music so much better than when I was in my teens trying to learn to play guitar, I was a naive kid and couldn't pick out the separate instruments in a song, I'm very good at it now, I just needed a little sophistication!

[@smokypapaw8069]

Ah yes. Jethro Tull. One of the greatest bands ever, they never got the props they deserve! Legends.

[@shanechostetler9997]

What an incredible arrangement of an incredible song! Well done.

[@rs2619]

more than welldone

[@kathyhollenbach7413]

Not what I was expecting. I knew them when they first came out and didn't need orchestration Just themselves and their tremendous talent.

[@johnfranczak2185]

The whole point is Ian wrote the orchestral music. Genius !!!!! He did it for the whole concert! What a version of this song.!!! Fantastic

[@JOHNNYL57]

This is an absolutely beautiful piece of music. Great orchestral version

[@rvail136]

It will truly be a said day when we lose Ian Anderson. He was my hero as a kid. I was 12 years old when I started to play the flute, and he was the only man I'd ever heard of who played one. I was mercilessly mocked...even while pointing to this guy's genius on the instrament. I saw Jethro Tull on my 18th birtday in Tallahassee, FL in 1980...the only time I got to see them in concert. It was amazing!

[@anibani9032]

Szkoda, że byłeś wyśmiewany. Otaczała Cię grupa idiotów. Flet to cudowny instrument. Kto tego nie dostrzega, ten jest debilem, I tyle. Pozdrawiam. Wielbicielka Andersona.

[@andrewlegg6163]

I was extremely lucky to see him twice in Brisbane Australia in the Seventies. Absolutely awesome. Cheers to you all and Fuck COVID what ever number.

[@DT-ep3lz]

Ray Thomas, The Moody Blues. A bit less...animated, I guess.

[@rosemarygranat3031]

Me too 10 embarrassed at some of the wording they used in the album researched it

[@logan_e]

The fact that Ian can make the flute a solid Rock instrument just blows me away! That's talent and a true accomplishment!

[@wayneprice3545]

Saw him in concert and he can play that flute excellent throw it up in the middle and come back down and catch it and continue playing and that was back in the '80s

[@christinakelly9599]

I'm 75 & saw him at the Baltimore Civic Center. Best concert ever! Bar none.❤

[@marieisabellet.moncayo8109]

I've been "in love" with Jethro Tull since i was 15, in the 70's and I've not lost the emotion that this band can make us feel. Ian Anderson 💕

[@jaimecarrera6882]

This version of Aqualung is a true masterpiece. It takes you on a beautiful wild ride!

[@norafox4789]

I send all my old albums,to my grandson,in Minnesota!27 years old.Boomers rule!! Heeheehaha,IN MUSIC!!MUCH 💕💕💕💕💕💕 IAN..

[@vdwagner2452]

This makes me miss my youth, in a beautiful way though. What great memories of attending his concerts. It was pure energy.

[@johng7rwf419]

When we were kids, we were told this music will never last. 50 years later and that generation were so wrong..

[@jordaneimer2873]

they always are. remember that next time you shame new music.

[@johng7rwf419]

@@jordaneimer2873 I've never shamed new music. There's never been so much new music to choose from and so easy to find and enjoy...

[@jordaneimer2873]

@@johng7rwf419 i applaud that stance and wish more people had it.

[@norafox4789]

ALL OUR SOUNDS,ARE COMING BACK!!BIGGER+BETTER,THAN EVER!!BOOMERS ABOUND!!

[@logan_e]

I'm with ya, I _bleed_ Rock music, soft to hard it fuels my life!

[@cbass2755]

Instead loved this man and his music growing up...I’m 68 now and still love all the heavy metal bands I grew with. I listen to this day

[@darlalong1957]

74..same!!

[@cbass2755]

@@darlalong1957 👋😄👍

[@patriciaroller6007]

I’m 67 and still listen. Music was never better

[@lornehargis2614]

Ditto 68 here.....great music lives forever

[@jamieeubanks76]

I haven't played my flute in about 20 years but watching Ian play inspires the hell out of me to want to pick it up and start playing again. He was the reason I wanted to start playing when I was in 8th grade when my uncle was listening to him one day.

[@jaytay8637]

Do it ! Please ! Do it for all of us who can't !

[@rosalierodrigues6612]

This brought tears to my eyes. To have been a young college girl listening to Jethro Tull albums in 1970 was the best! This took me right back in time. It's bittersweet. Ian still sounds amazing.

[@joestrat2723]

Brilliant. Whoever arranged this is top shelf. Absolutely love it, a work of art.

[@jamesshafran2321]

Breathtaking. Astounding musicianship and composing. Ian Anderson is like no other. A gift for us all and generations to come. Absolutely unbelievable.

[@klaudianotsch3472]

Ja mit seiner Musik und anderer bin ich aufgewachsen. Und diese Art von Musik wird es in den nächsten 100Jahren auch noch geben. Weil das einfach echte Musik ist.

[@jurgenselbmann6607]

Immer noch und immer wieder,wunderbar!Ich bekomme Gänsehaut vor Freude und Begeisterung!

[@jesussanz101]

"Aqualung my friend". Absolutely, I'm 63, and Aqualung is my friend since the the first time I heard it !!

[@paul-iv1bs]

good for you!!!!

[@andrewdawe8667]

At 68 years of age, I remember one of my albums was Jethro Tull. I loved it then but it is only now re-listening to these songs I didn't realise how iconic and beautiful they were!

[@vincentbyron7086]

66 and up there with ya.

[@edharbas4828]

Being of the same era and still waiting for the next edition of The Saint Cleve Chronicle and its next instalment of the amazing Professor Pangalos 😉

[@pingugz]

Das ist noch richtige Musik, bewundernswert! Bekommt man heute fast nur von älteren Bands Es gibt von mir jedenfalls viel Applaus, auch für diese tolle Stimme, so weich und warm trotzdem stark. Vielen Dank dafür!

[@lauriepanzicabeal7566]

This was outstanding I've been a HUGE Ian Anderson fan since 70's Beautiful

[@scottjones758]

Wish there was more actual music like this nowadays. Glad I lived to hear real music where you actually had to study and learn.

[@rosemarygranat3031]

Me too still do

[@keithkrueger6151]

Watching the violinists jamming made my day! If your a Tull fan this gives you goosevumps, if your not I am sad for you.

[@davidallard2166]

Outstanding! I love Jethro Tull!

[@RobertSmith-qz3ls]

I love and Anderson myself his music always seem to hit at home. I love the new classical stuff can never get enough of Tull

[@JTees4]

Ladies & Gentleman, Jethro freaking Tull!

[@kayhunter7939]

Ian Anderson..... A grossly underrated genius. His lyrics so academic

[@randybeeman7823]

In the 70's wasn't sharp enough to recogonize the talent !

[@TenMinuteTrips]

I loved the interview I saw when Ian Anderson said that he always wanted to play the flute solo on “Knights in White Satin” but was afraid to ask! By the way, I still think that the term “underrated “ is too overused in the KZbin comments section and should be banned.

[@annemarieclaudia]

@@TenMinuteTrips Totally agree with you about the "u" word. I hate it when I see it in the comments because it usually makes no sense. I think people use it as a nice thing to say about an artist but have no idea what it really means.

[@jinglejuggs69]

Emotional!!! The full orchestration was already there when this first came out. You don't have to listen too hard to hear it, it's there... GENIUS

[@AcapulKero]

I´m only 59 years young and fan of Jethro Tull since I was a kid. Thanks for let me travel in time.

[@mikebruner1854]

What a masterful rendition of the Classic Auqalung! At one point the young men playing violin were listening with joy as the guitar solo was being played! June 17, 2022 67 yoa over halfway through my 68th trip around the sun! Loving Jethro Tull and Ian’s flute more each time I listen! 👍👍❤️❤️

[@katmandew2152]

Thank you Ian and the band. You have given me so much love and joy my dear friend. I have listened lived with your music for 51 years and was inspired to play the last 48 years . Thank you.

[@susansirkin7823]

Aqualung was one of my favorite concerts of all time. A magical experience. Thank you for expressing and creating such pleasure.

[@scottnyc6572]

This has to be the best version of Aqualung I’ve heard yet!!!

[@kathyprater3804]

I’m 72 and I have no idea why I’m still here… the journey has been awesome

[@Gammalgubbe01]

50yo music..... Better then ever. Thanx Ian

[@antoinettewenk5649]

Wow!!! Utterly amaaaaazing. I can never get enough. I want to scream....... with joy and love. Incredible!!

[@donaldlund8167]

I agree Antoinette, love the Band!

[@reshellajohnson1186]

Some of the best music of an era that the newer generation will never get what we had and oh the memories of yesteryear this music 🎵🎶 is amazing

[@BigDaddy_MRI]

I remember watching the London Symphony Orchestra playing the music of Jethro Tull, and the camera panned, and there Ian was, nestled amongst the flutes playing along with them in his jeans and bandana. I just smiled and loved listening to the music of Jethro Tull translated in a full symphonic treatise. That music happened because true musicians walked near the edge and never looked back. This is amazing music. Rock & Roll will never die. I’m 71. And loving it still!

[@patearly9492]

Ian Anderson is wonderful

[@plaguedoctormasque8089]

Love Tull love it!!!💋💗💗💗💗💗

[@brycefugate4416]

Saw them in concert in the early 70s Hampton Virginia it was awesome. I had every 8 track tape the had. Yes I'm old and still love their music.

[@danielburguenodeleon1139]

Anderson is the best. . I have been his since, I was teenager . I saw your show in Uruguay 3 years ago. This man is a legend. Thank you Ian!!!

[@t.s.racing]

TIMELESS PERFECTION

[@susannavaccaro794]

😲Non ho parole! Un capolavoro questa versione fusa con l' orchestra! Una sinfonia spettacolare.💎💎💎🎼💖💖💖👏👏👏👏👏

[@josecerqueiradasilva21]

This is an amazing arrangement. A perfect fusion of such a different kind of music, a classical orchestra and a rock band, and a remarkable recreation of a theme that is firmly known as a legend. Finally, Ian Anderson's voice is, in this case, at the top of the vocal interpretation.

[@ricks7469]

I’m sobbing. Such a wonderful performance of a song that was an anthem of a particularly formative part of my youth. Fabulous.

[@cornath3961]

Where are the legends now when we need Them zo badly...memories ....all we have..Many thanks for the memories.

[@oafratos]

Only time seeing an orchestra headbanging😂😂🤘🤘

[@serapilker1528]

Beauties hidden in the flute

[@marcosgomes7681]

Yes

[@dustygrant3043]

😲 yeah they were really grooving

[@bonnieprice9482]

It's the beat ..lol 😁👍💜💙

[@mikebuttry9904]

Metallica for s&m had headbanging. I believe when Dave mustain played with the San Diego orchestra there was a little banging going on.

[@fritzmarsch7987]

Lernte ich in München im CHRASH kennen , klasse Sound , das war 1974 !Der Mann mit der querflöte stand oft auf einem Bein , mit hochgezogenen knie !

[@missymouse7836]

Always my favourite band and had all their albums, pure magic. This was brilliant thank you ❤️

[@thurmanwatson5954]

Wow awesomely amazing... Jethro Tull definitely a LEGEND. Gave me memories from the '70's and chills and tears as friends no longer around to hear this magnificent song with a symphony...

[@rosemarygranat3031]

I wish there are still symphonies

[@rogeradam7391]

Awesome and surreal at the same time 😸...im really blown away by his performance but at the same time with the orchestra in the background, I'm getting that hello class I'm mr. Anderson and we are going to rock this school year!!!😸😹✌

[@naturaltruth1596]

Eat your hearts out, I saw them/him 4 times. Live. Aqualung, Thick as a Brick, (both in SLC, UT) and Living in the Past and War Child, (both in Tucson, AZ). Rest well my Little Brother this is for you.... 30 years on the street. I invite any of you do better....

[@mikebeldock3925]

Just in America young and old nothing but the best thank you for the Toe tap

[@zechariahdymond4358]

Ian Anderson just is an absolute inspiration as a rock musician, contributed quality work to the genre all his career. I hope I can replicate his success in my grand old age.

[@deborahgilliland1804]

Saw Jethro Tull years ago and it was an amazing concert.

[@catherineleslie-faye4302]

Ian Anderson please come to the west coast of the USA... you have fans here who wish to see and hear you live.

[@mikekowal4051]

Words can't describe how incredible this is.

[@deboraalfa327]

WOW!!!! IAN you are unique!!!!!!!!!!! I love you!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@Fishhead217]

Tull was unlike any other musician back in the day. His music was like a delicious addiction. We couldn’t get enough…yes, we were blessed.

[@owenjinxy]

This brings me back to when discovered alcohol and da herb 😅.. We'd put on Jethro Tull records etc ...Ian's voice and that iconic flute made for wicked vibes. Thanks mate

[@AngieBernardos]

Magical! The best music for our Soul!!!! Love Ian!

[@scottjosen2606]

Brings me to such appreciative tears.

[@larryrhoe2835]

When you attend a Tull concert you never get the same thing it is ever evolving. By far my favorite band. Thank you Ian.

[@GenevieveEKelly]

I loved seeing young people playing with an old master musician Ian Anderson.

[@markriobr]

Was 16 when I first heart J Tull over a friend house , got hooked in one minute . Got some money and bought the 3 albums they had left , This was , Benefit and sure Aqualung think was 1977 . I am from Brazil and my English was below zero . but used to listen at least 3 or 4 times everyday . Lol .End up singing my way , my friends thought i knew the lyrics .. Well two years later moved to live in L A , 1980 they were on tour when saw an add ,,,,J TULL will play at Long Beach . Was living over West L A , a bit far and no wheels . Bought two tickets and in the evening a bunch of friends were having a barbeque when I arrived . Got a beer , place my steak in the grill and whistle loud . Hey guys got one ticket left to see J T at long beach ; who has a car to come with and buy the beer .First time I saw them live , just got a bit disappointed when the band came on stage dressing all in a white kind of lates uniform with an big red A over their hearts , Wasn't like them .The concert was great anyway , got to see them two more times .. Who knows them well sure heard Bourre from The Benefit Album , well two years before the album and music was released . Was also the first time in life he touch a flute , and go listen to We use to Know from the This was album , pay attention and realize from where Eagles Hotel California came from . Was living between Houston and Rio working for a big ship owner carrier . Retire at the same time that virus was flying over to N York , was on my way back here anyway . Came to take care of my dear 90 years old Mom , came March and the virus blossom , down south was still summer . Will go back buy my sailboat and live down the Islands . Now the big question , what that place up in Cleveland deserves to be named .Take care you all ,Cheers from Rio . .

[@mariabernardo9412]

That flute sound !! Goes into my soul 🙏

[@guillermomoralessanchez5871]

They philarmonic orchestra playa Jethro Tull is Best recording of the these years!

[@darlalong1957]

The philharmonic playing Jethro Tull...outstanding!!

[@guillermomoralessanchez5871]

@@darlalong1957 You be rihgt

[@martytracey6205]

I was fortunate to have seen them in concert when they were promoting their Passions Play album. They went through that album, then closed out with Aqualung, Thick as a Brick, Locomotive Breath. and a couple more greats. The air was thick, and we all had a great time!

[@moonzappa911]

I remember sitting in a room full of friends who had returned from Nam as we listened to Ian on a reel to reel under a parachute smoking Acapulco gold. What a wonderful era! Thank you for the memories!

[@garyleskowsky2727]

Great music 🎵🎶 I love this , takes me back to when I was just a child

[@patrickcasey3155]

what a truely wonderful version of a true classic

[@giuseppelombardo6168]

Grande Ian Anderson, questa versione di Aqualung insieme ad una eccezionale Orchestra mi riportani ai miei anni 80 e un brivido mi percorre dentro. Brano stupendo 👍👍.

[@russellallen2897]

This is bar none the best version of aqualung I have heard. I have been a fan from the early 70's. Thank you Ian for evolving your music.. Huge fan!!!!!!!!

[@scottydont7904]

I keep coming back to hear this version which is a masterpiece

[@oldrockr1557]

Ian took up the flute because according to him, there were too many good guitarists around at the time!! AND THE RESULT IS ROCK HISTORY!!!!!!

[@kennethmcdonald5278]

The flute takes a lot of finesse , like the bit of history behind the flute , I thought he missed high school band , great.

[@sukisounds]

Saw him 3 times at Convention Hall, Asbury Park NJ. In 68 and 69: Greatest

[@katherinecitriniti1531]

Can't get enough of this version!!!