Jethro Tull Live At Musikfest 2003 Bethlehem, PA. USA. Full DVD

Jethro Tull recorded live performance at the 2003 Musikfest in Bethlehem, PA.
Line-up / Musicians
- Ian Anderson / vocals, flute
- Martin Barre / guitar
- Doane Perry / drums
- Andrew Giddings / keyboards
- Jonathan Noyce / bass
Tracks performed are as follows:
Aqua-Intro
Living In The Past
Nothing Is Easy
Some Day The Sun Won't Shine For You
With You There To Help Me
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
Beside Myself
Fat Man
Hunting Girl
Count The Chickens
Dot Com
Eurology
Songs From The Wood
Too Old To Rock'N'Roll, Too Young To Die
Heavy Horses
Flying Dutchman intro - My God
Budapest
Mayhem Jig
Aqualung
Wind Up (short version) Locomotive Breath
Protect And Survive instrumental
Cheerio
www.tullianos.com/

[@ЗоранЖивковић-б9в]

Everyone who loves Jethro Tull and Yes has the highest level of music knowledge

[@broadsword6650]

Some bands make music look easy cos they keep it simple. Tull demonstrate that their music is hard: complex, intricate, demanding, physical, intelligent, multi-layered and a real team effort. They do it brilliantly, with each member at the top of their game to push the collective higher and higher. Amazing stuff!

[@ymmit7459]

Well said!!

[@VictorHernandez-tn7zc]

I’m agree ! ‘! ! O can say ! ! ! ! YES ! !

[@bobbyhilda5880]

Thanks for saying that mate.

[@BobC59]

Perfectly stated.

[@stevenbatley8666]

Exstreamy complex ,quite brilliant

[@splitskull45]

One of a kind and among the all-time greats! I had the great honor of working with the stage crew during their 1976 concert at Shea Stadium - a NIGHT TO REMEMBER!

[@JerryHawkins-rr3ry]

Every member of this band, has been grossly under rated. It is criminal, that Tull has never been inducted to the HOF, but then again, I believe they are BETTER than who is in the HOF. This band has always been in it's own class. And they set the bar extremely high.

[@uapuat]

Martin Barre plays up a storm here. What an underrated guitarist!

[@javierllerena5756]

Sorry Martin Barre is not underrated guitarist, he is one of the best in prog rock , to me better than guitarists of Pink Floyd , Genesis and King Crimson.

[@davidchellberg9736]

@@javierllerena5756 while I agree with Martin being underrated I disagree that he is “better” than Steve Hackett.

[@rufusflywheel5150]

Well he could be considered underrated to anyone who doesn’t have the knowledge of this fine group of individuals. Ian Anderson I would say it’s probably my favorite musician, I like Gary Brooker, Joe Walsh, Don Henley…. Dion etc

[@Eleventhearlofmars]

Ahhh the obligatory KZbin underrated comment on a world famous guitarist.

[@uapuat]

@@Eleventhearlofmars Underrated in the sense that he is not as widely known as other guitarists such as Hendrix or Gary Moore or Steve Vai. When people list excellent guitar players not as many mention Martin Barre as they should. He is widely known among a limited set of people. He Is a ''guitarist's guitarist.'

[@davelogan9221]

Martin Barre is a Beast..so underated

[@drbobhatfield]

Not underrated in my circle. "And now, the diminutive Martin Barre!"

[@nygelmiller5293]

One of the most talented and experienced group of musicians I have ever heard!

[@bobbyhilda5880]

I met Martin twice, and I am proud of that, he is a very kind and friendly person. I miss him from today's Tull.

[@Pete-q6t]

Me too, he really should still be there.

[@peterdevo-butler8939]

Wish we could go back to these times! Martin still performs the Tull songs well, but Ian cannot anymore. He could quite easily bring in a new vocalist and still remain the dominant force on the stage & people would be able to hear the songs somewhere near how the originals sounded. That's surely why they go there in the first place?

[@Steve-cp6go]

I’m gonna guess that someone will say Martin Barre is underrated. You must be so young. He’s phenomenal, and he has been for decades.

[@ganeshram863]

IAN ANDERSON ..IS IAN AWESOME 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@lisalamar9570]

I've been a fan of Tull since I was 16. I'm 64 now. Never too old to rock and roll! I even named one of my boys after him. Cheers!

[@Xfinitygrows]

It’s astonishing what that man can do with the wind he gives! Loved him live! I’m not worthy 🙌🏻

[@hugedoof]

I always liked this Tull line-up. They sounded great in concert. Andy Giddings, Doane Perry and J. Noyce were great. Not a fan of the current "Ian Anderson" line-up. Not the same without Martin.

[@absolutelypositively]

Hugedoof I just can’t picture Ian without Martin to his left.

[@peterdevo-butler5984]

Martin said in an interview that it was a huge error on Ian's part to end the band, and I agree. Part of Tull's greatness was Barre lead guitaring in and out of Ian's flute, so take away Martin and you have no Tull. That's simply a view from a Tull devotee. What Ian does now I have no real interest, he's taken away everything I loved about his music, as a BAND. On the other hand I have all time and respect for what Martin is doing, much easier to view and he always tells his audience how important his fellow musicians are. I felt that Ian always thought Tull was just himself, but without his hard working band the albums couldn't have been made, or the touring.

[@martinhayward4466]

@@peterdevo-butler5984 100% agree. Martin's band has the energy ( so glad he toured Oz in 2019) that Ian's band does not. Let's not get started on Ian's vocals now..... Should stop, not how I want to remember him.

[@paulcooke7685]

Current line crap

[@martinhayward4466]

@@paulcooke7685 It is the Ian Anderson Band with mates who will do whatever he wants. No creativity with this lot.

[@williambaldridge1203]

I just watched the entire concert, and I must say this was an incredibly great concert. A great selection of songs. Martin was fantastic. Ian was incredible. In fact every member of the band was in top form. I have many recordings of Jethro Tull concerts and this one rates among the best !! I thought Ian's voice was even great

[@marieisabellet.moncayo8109]

Just wonderful

[@mbdofmi.9948]

MBD OF MI: VERY BIG THX TO REMY TENA AND YOUR SUPERLATIVE JETHRO TULL KZbin VIDEO'S AND AS ALWAYS SPECIAL THX TO SOME OF BEST MUSICIANS ON PLANET EARTH JONATHAN NOYCE, ANDY GIDDINGS, DOANE PERRY, MARTIN LANCELOT BARRE AND IAN ANDERSON

[@haywardjr.4671]

OMG.,RT., This may b the Best live performance,de : Thick' we've ever heard or seen!! And, I were at the opening night,here in Knoxville TN., Of that '72, think it was four. Thank you for this nice gift,fr '77. Happy Holidays, Mike

[@Ledprostate]

Tull has always been sheer magic from their beginning. "My Sunday Feeling" "Dharma for One"... none better.

[@tlgpa]

I was at this concert. It was an outdoor venue. And it rained. And it poured. They played through it all. It was quite a show.

[@billryan6024]

I was also at this concert making the three hour trek from eastern Long Island as Bethlehem, Pa was the closest they would be on that tour. I remember leaving the show and thinking that this was one of their best sounding performances I had seen and heard. Anytime Hunting Girl is in the set, it qualifies as one of the best ever attended. I remember the very long walk from the parking area to the seating area and hoping the rain would hold off which it did until Which You There to Help Me and dissipated later. A great venue and a show that will never be forgotten.

[@JukkaTarvonen]

Jethro Tull 2003-08-09 @ Musikfest 2003, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA (DVD) 00 Aqua-Intro 0:00:00 01 Living in the Past 0:00:21 02 Nothing Is Easy 0:06:51 03 Some Day the Sun Won't Shine for You 0:12:13 04 With You There to Help Me 0:16:38 05 God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 0:23:34 06 Beside Myself 0:28:53 07 Fat Man 0:36:44 08 Hunting Girl 0:42:30 09 Count the Chickens 0:48:00 10 Dot Com 0:51:05 11 Eurology 0:56:17 (Ian Anderson ssong) 12 Medley: Songs from the Wood 1:00:17 / Too Old to Rock 'n' Roll, Too Young to Die 1:03:03 / Heavy Horses 1:04:44 / Songs from the Wood (Reprise) 1:07:46 14 Flying Dutchman (intro) 1:08:27 / My God 1:08:51 15 Budapest 1:17:02 16 Mayhem Jig 1:28:37 17 Aqualung 1:30:07 (+ Band introduction 1:37:57) 18 Wind Up (short version) 1:39:02 19 Locomotive Breath 1:41:58 20 Protect and Survive (instrumental) 1:47:36 21 Cheerio 1:48:39 o Ian Anderson - vocals, flute, acoustic guitar, harmonica, mandolin o Martin Barre - electric and acoustic guitar, flute o Andrew Giddings - keyboard, accordion o Jonathan Noyce - bass guitar, percussion o Doane Perry - drums, percussion Jethro Tull ‎- Songs from Bethlehem (Unofficial DVD): www.discogs.com/Jethro-Tull-Songs-From-Bethlehem/release/5624455

[@RemyTena]

Thanks for your effort Jukka!

[@bonniebell2254]

How do I get the dvd

[@emanueltadeuborges1628]

One of the greatests band of all rock'n'roll times!

[@kimpanfile4773]

They sound brilliant!!!! I love this.... and Ian ♡

[@jimbrill9054]

Always have followed Ian and his band of musicians, and they will always be a part of me forever!

[@sergejpels9670]

My God is absolutely amazing

[@rufusflywheel5150]

I have seen a lot of bands, including Cat Stevens, Simon & Garfunkel, Procol Harum, and Jethro Tull at least four times.... Ian Anderson is still my favorite. The first time I seen them was back in the early 70s when they first came out with aqualung and I was sitting on a gymnasium floor 15 feet from the stage, the back up group was yes!!!

[@ehurn5463]

Saw same tour in Orlando. Fan of both band since. Have seen IA 35 times since, last at Albert Hall 4.18. Ian, come back to Florida when safe.

[@rufusflywheel5150]

@@ehurn5463 35 times, now that sounds like a treat, I would think such loyalty, Ian should have you over for dinner!! I would think that would be the record of anyone who has seen Jethro Tull!!

[@216trixie]

That's so annoying and rude people shouting out aqualung.

[@nikolaosmosxakis3395]

very well......................................................................

[@franklinhankel6168]

Great video, unwatchable unfortunately, because of the ads every couple of minutes. Thanks again, youtube.

[@manuelmolina54]

Absolutely underrated band, never undertood why they are not part of the rock and roll hall of fame group of bands while others, not that talented bands and musicians, particularly american, are...politics I guess ?

[@marieisabellet.moncayo8109]

Ohhhh my God. I wish i could be there . Ian Anderson and his band so wonderful. One voice, so special to me.

[@McMurphyKirby]

The Master of the live show ! ! !

[@Sourbluecream]

Great show!

[@RemyTena]

Gracias Sebastian!

[@markhorton1718]

Best concert I’ve ever seen-Jethro Tull 1982!!!

[@Pete-q6t]

This line up were brilliant and could certainly belt out the classics, astonishing that Ian has now removed them all.

[@jims6197]

Great show! Sorry I missed it.

[@gregthornton4209]

I like how Jonathan always signs off Bouree' with a "salute" to the original soloist, Glenn Cornick. Class.

[@marieisabellet.moncayo8109]

Wish I were there hearing and enjoying this moment. So good!

[@erents1]

Amazing musicians, great songs, so tight and dynamic, still so relevant in the rock world. I can still remember cutting class, listening to Aqualung back in the 7th grade (in1970). My classmate and I spent a day exploring the album cover, all the songs on the album. Soon after that we got up front “seats” at the Spectrum Stadium in Philly, with 30,000 other mesmerized “kids” and my really hot girlfriend (in her worn out daisy dukes and a halter top) 😍 Rock on JT.

[@georgegeurts8448]

Tull is een band van uitzonderlijke kwaliteit,en een zanger die nooit moe lijkt te worden..

[@fernandocontreras6493]

Hola saludos buena música puedes bajar ministro en la galería gracias

[@stona9222]

Fantastic version of Hunting Girl. It sounds as if IA voice already gave some problems then?

[@frankmerolillo3880]

I saw tull live in Bethlehem PA.. it was Awesome.Saw Saw Tull live 10 times throughout the years. Best band of Rock and Roll.

[@ingognito369]

When did he play at Easton Theater?

[@5619clarke111]

Don't know how I missed this post of yours.Remy you found another Tull gem.I remember this tour in the U.S.mostly because of the Barre tune,count the chickens. Only saw this tune a few times,just love it! Martin really goes off on the (vintage Fender). Thank you very much señor Tena,you are the BEST!

[@patearly9492]

Thank you for sharing the wonderful music of Jethro Tull! God bless everyone and happy Easter

[@bobmessier8699]

It's insane that Jethro Tull is still not in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! 50 years of awesome music. Keep on rocking!!!

[@bfdmudk]

R&R HoF is a private organization run by wankers for wankers. It is a manifest honor to be ignored!

[@javierllerena5756]

The R and R hall of fame is an comercial organization, there are ridiculous bands there also good bands like Pink Floyd But still Yes is not there I believe. Don’t worry Jethro Tull don’t need to be part of this ridiculous organization.

[@paulphillips3645]

Rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame is one big joke!!

[@martinhayward4466]

@@javierllerena5756 Yes were inducted in 2017.

[@pr306]

@@martinhayward4466 huh? who?

[@dickgraham1202]

i was at this show.....were you there Remy? I call this concert sogfest.......still was a real good show!!! part of a little road trip which included going to Amsterdam....I filmed that show but my battery died so it was incomplete.......so I THANK YOU (again) for your posting!!!!! got to meet them b4 & after the show and waited so long for Doane after the show that we missed the last train back to Center City and spent the night at the loading station.........get back!!!!

[@NicoOmm1]

Que tremendo concierto uno de los mejores sin duda,gracias Jethro Tull!! rock forever!!

[@JamesZaworski]

Great concert. It's a shame Martin had to depart, he really cuts it up here and was Ian's main compadre forever. It's hard to think of Jethro Tull without both Ian Anderson and Martin Launcelot Barre.

[@mrandsp]

When you compare this show and line-up with what passes for JT nowadays, there is no comparison. Thank goodness the Martin Barre Band is still flying the flag!

[@masonkanterbury3007]

They put on a hell of a show. I'll never forget the show I saw summer of 11 Red Rocks. Divine!

[@darrylwilson3625]

Ha haha. I love it. For all of time. And times to last.

[@angelalfonsorojasquiroz5936]

Estoy muy impresionado con Jethro, sigue vigente a pesar de los años;, guarda su estilo original, su fuerza interpretativa, la dinamica de grupo, ha hecho un excelente trabajo con orquestas, dandole a varias composiciones un enriquesimiento mas profundo y exsuberante, musicalmente, es todo un portentoso explendor musical, gracias por sus aportaciones , que siga progresando para darnos estos maravillosos regalos musicales para el Alma, gracias JETHRO, SIGUE ADELANTE.

[@mikeday9548]

He looks good with a goat and a flute❤ 3:28

[@kenmayfield877]

We sill remember Bach, Beethoveen and Wagner, 150 years from now, Tull, Rush , Zep and Floyd will still be remembered, while Bieber, Vanilla Ice and all those others will be long lost trivia questions.

[@cliffordmiller1238]

ken mayfield.

[@jimbrill9054]

What's a "beiber"? hehehe

[@paulgoudfrooij6561]

Who is Bieber? Or Vanilla Ice? ;)

[@fraseredk7433]

I was a Tull tragic growing up, but in the nicest way of course.

[@juanalbertoavalos463]

Maravilloso, qué banda formidable. Desde Mendoza, Argentina

[@RemyTena]

Gracias por tu comentario Juan Alberto, por supuesto de acuerdo contigo.

[@dickgraham1202]

was at this show... ...was a sogfest....but a wicked good show!!!!!

[@cloudywinter6828]

I was there...Great food before the concert....It poured rain much of the concert...No matter they sounded great...i had a blast!!

[@seswf1375]

This show was broadcast live in the Bethlehem area on a local cable tv outlet. Probably why the sound was so crisp. I remember the pouring rain almost the entire show and nobody cared. I got to see 6 Tull shows in 8 days this tour including Tanglewood in Lenox, Mass with I believe a 1st time ever symphony orchestra and a much different set list. A 2 week vacation that will always be remembered. A fantastic summer.

[@dickgraham1202]

I was at this show too.....me and a friend went on a road trip and caught like 6 shows too.....great......TULL is my most favorite band other than ZAPPA

[@AldoalvaCenturion-wt5fk]

Most powerfull flute

[@neilangus4401]

Ian is struggling with his vocals It's so very sad because he such a talent

[@peterszewzek4167]

I was there that night! Awesome show.I've Don memories of the Tull years. They started for me back in 1970.

[@Bo-tz4nw]

Ok, the voice is not the best here. Luckily got a bit better some time after. Still fun to watch one of the best live band ever! If you haven´t seen Tull live before: check them out around -75 - 78!

[@RemyTena]

Thanks Dirk!

[@dasalottamayonaze]

OUTSTANDING !!!

[@harrynewiss4630]

Ian's voice almost gone here..what a shame

[@nygelmiller5293]

Ian Anderson is such a "rocket powered" manic, charismatic singer, that he reminds me that way of Dave Swarbrick,bod Fairport Convention! In A league of their own!

[@drubbo6715]

Just found this concert. I was THERE.

[@გორგასლანი]

Awesome!!! 👍👍👍

[@rayfrazier8657]

Barr & Bunker on tour 2022

[@ПавелЕльчанин]

!!!!!!! !!!!!!! !!!!!!!

[@thischannelhasnoname5780]

Ian's voice virtually gone at this point. Sad.

[@normsky1000]

not gone - just different

[@jimspeer3638]

They run the band the way they want to, but imo they should have considered hiring a new singer into the lineup.

[@borisbaracbarac1251]

Cómo me gusta a mi esto. Gracias

[@justgivemethetruth]

48:01 - Something new ??? Martin Lancelot Barre with "Count The Chickens" FAN-F'n-TASTIC

[@Dirkchucklebutty]

Great upload !!

[@marieisabellet.moncayo8109]

Ian Anderson: a leader, a voice so special to me. Beautiful songs forever❤

[@Pete-q6t]

How about Martin Barre?

[@ivaferris6104]

This show was broadcast live on the local cable station. Lots of folks have a copy of it - including me. Ian tripped over a cable ramp and fell on his butt, breaking his transmitter. Fortunately only the transmitter got damaged.

[@takmagic777]

Happens at the 5:00 mark...lol

[@absolutelypositively]

Iva Ferris and unfortunately some in these comments think it’s funny. Not true Tull heads imo. Some jackass said it as ‘Ian falling on his fat ass.’ Ian is hardly fat and I’m sure the guy who wrote that hates the song Fat Man.

[@ctfair]

I noticed that. It appeared to me he just lost his footing and fell straight backwards. And it sounded like he hit a couple of sour notes immediately following the fall. Probably the only time it's happened in 53 years. Tull was way ahead of their time, and still an outstanding band at the time of this concert.

[@marieisabellet.moncayo8109]

I feel better when i m listening to this wonderful band. Everyone and both of them make this sound possible. Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull❤

[@MyVeryHappyDay]

Great set. Great vocals.

[@jimbrill9054]

They must all be descendants of royalty.

[@ingognito369]

Ian came to Easton theater, I recall...was it earlier or later thzn this gig in Bethlehem

[@Malapersona]

5:06 Ian, don't walk backwards!

[@SandrOliva]

Ian still could make it, but his high register was already gone. Martin made the difference, though. Today it's even worse, and there's no Martin, so I can't see any reason to go to a JT concert. (but the new records are OK)

[@NelsonAraujo-x1v]

I just love this band, have for 50 years

[@rickblackers88]

This lineup is so heavy!!Great show!

[@genesisdel72]

Muy bueno!!

[@cpdaddy7]

Andy was good. Martin is a given. The last of “the band”.

[@naamanpratt]

The best Tull lineup! 🎹💫🥁

[@mikeday9548]

Everybody knows Jody is flat as a dish, and...❤

[@abbottmechanicalservicesll4464]

Went to see Ian unplugged at an art museum. It was a beautiful setting. He sat on the couch and told stories. It sucked I wanted Martin. Come on Ian without Martin your ok with him great

[@nofacetoshow]

Rock and Roll

[@englishrose212]

Brilliant 🤩

[@michaellalli7693]

This was a great Tull lineup.

[@ganeshram863]

Me too 64 going on 65 0n 3 july 🎉🎉🎉

[@joseluisfonte468]

Progresivosmaduros

[@tanker5207]

23:30 "Kind of a folk-jazz thing. You're gonna hate it..." LMAO. :-)

[@elgaromio6713]

The expiring very good for my

[@agbjorn953]

Budapest.

[@samto463]

my first concert was War Child at Hershey Arena, PA in Feb 1975. It was also the best show I ever saw and that includes the Wall at Nassau Coliseum, Long Island in 1980. However, the LAST GREAT TULL show was 1978 Heavy Horses tour. Thereafter Storm Watch was the beginning of the end of Tull's greatness.

[@justgivemethetruth]

Broadsword was a great live show and good music ... still some life in them on-stage at that time ... now ... not so sure. I sometimes try to go to the shows because that is how they keep financing the music and I like the new music. Did you see Ian falling on his fat ass at 5:08 ???

[@javierllerena5756]

sam To Sam I respect your opinion but Jethro Tull is great and the best band until 2007 when Ian with a very dishonest gesture fired all the old members including Martin Barre .

[@normsky1000]

@@javierllerena5756 he "fired" himself too!

[@javierllerena5756]

@@normsky1000 Yes , that’s true , Ian Destroyed himself .

[@normsky1000]

@@javierllerena5756 what an odd comment as both are still going strong and Ian’s gigs are being very favourably received.