Jethro Tull - In The Grip Of Stronger Stuff (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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[@cesarcifuentes1]

The Best Flute on Earth

[@neilangus4401]

I love Ian Anderson He's so insane in a good way

[@andersfaaren4893]

Ian never ceases to entertain!

[@wilburjunior9949]

The Minstrel in the Orchestra strikes again!

[@thesandsie13the2nd]

even with his hair hidden he looks like a lunatic. i love Ian

[@carlosedcnatal1367]

Great song! Great performance!

[@nikolaiartemenko7561]

Super song!!!

[@antoinettewenk5649]

Never ceases to amaze! Thank you

[@TA-zk7lr]

Great music and the all album is amazing, I hope someday there will be sheet music for that.

[@cerimccoy]

So well rehearsed, great arrangement. Tull kills all the other bands of their generation with their musicianship!

[@tomburns70]

Ian, I've followed you from 1970. On KZbin I saw Martin, Glen Clive (pretty sure it was he) than, walking down the street, not out of your home like the others, came IAN, Reminded me of the Minstrel. It was great to see you all together. You started slow, and in a short time became a phenomenon. You were all the best then, you remain the best. I also miss Glen Cornick. 'Wild Turkey' was great. I still listen to you all, and still can't get enough, Time's change, you changed, and formed a new venue for, 'JETHRO TULL.' The Best Bunch of guy's ever. I love everything you're doing with the Ian Anderson & Company Orchestra. CONTINUED SUCCESS! TOM

[@tomburns70]

I only read now, from another KZbin subscriber, that , "IAN ANDERSON" was excluded from the, 'Rock & Roll Hall of Fame: A Master of his Art , The Art being his showmanship--while not just playing his Heart out for his Audience-- he gave every bit of energy he had in him, to them, to us, and now it's over! I'm at a loss, because I took for granted that, "The Minstrel in the Gallery," was already, deservedly, an Iconic member of the exclusive, 'Rock and Roll Hall of Fame". Instead , "Ian" who is now frontman in an Orchestra with some adults, but mostly Children, sits in the Gallery with his Phenomenal Band, not waiting to be inducted into the "Rock & Roll Hall of Fame," but giving away everything that he's learned throughout his years performing. I'm ashamed for this Benevolent musician because he would never allude to saying these words himself. Tom Burns [e-mail]

[@davidkeller6156]

Love this.

[@ClaireHoldich]

I’m really enjoying exploring Ian’s work, he’s such an inspiration for my own creativity - please keep it coming!!! 🙏🎶

[@timedriverable]

i wish I knew what brand of flute that he uses. I'm currently playing with a Yamaha.He was my inspiration for starting to play.

[@yunjaco8426]

Fascinante!!👏👏🤗

[@mikeybingham7969]

Simply genius

[@putridabomination]

This is wonderful

[@olafsrensen9578]

wow.

[@graphicworks4u]

Vou estudar flauta! Você me motiva!

[@pattyfair7384]

Where can we see this live? I must before I die

[@januszdurolek7594]

Das gute instrumental song Jethro Tull .

[@luizfernandoantunes2784]

👏👍👌

[@a4q540]

Ian's son plays the Roland electronic drums.

[@StevesSlideandJazz]

Jethro Belly. 😆