Jethro Tull with Tony Iommi - Song for Jeffrey - 1968 (DVD)

Jethro Tull with Tony Iommi (Black Sabbath) live at "Rolling Stones's Rock and Roll Circurs" December 1968

[@ricardolivi9158]

Foi playback pra todos, exceto pro Anderson. Fez bem Iommi sair da banda.

[@StephenHennessy-y8h]

Love it i would love to see a reunion with Tony Iommi and Jethro Tull sometime this year after the final Sabbath concert

[@BootsBloodyBoots]

@@StephenHennessy-y8h yes. Could be nice Ian as a guest on a solo album

[@lfader]

Crazy finding out that's Iommi hiding under that hat 😯 (On a Strat 😮)

[@taffyjones281]

Miming Mick Abrahams' playing!!

[@chriskroll4166]

If you listen to Mick Abrams solo album and also Jethro Tull's first album you will hear a lot of I only ask riffs that would appear on the first Sabbath album. On the cover song called the warning on the first Sabbath album right in the middle Tony does cat squirrel which was a staple in the Jethro Tull set thanks to Mick Abrams. It's an old blues song. Plus the warning is by the aynsley Dunbar retaliation which was a big influence on Sabbath camp. ​@@taffyjones281

[@jackiechanDOMETAL]

😅🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@cogitarecerdo7860]

Tommy Iommi never played such high notes again 😅.

[@Andrewhicks-t4i]

Thank goodness Tony bailed out of Jethro Tull

[@zubrycky]

Too bad this one is dubbed.

[@MrNEILSUPERNAUT]

Indeed, Iommi is in fact miming to Mick Abrahams guitar.

[@celsoescobar9630]

Tony should at least be using a slide to fake it properly...