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JETHRO TULL "Tanglewood '70" DVD R (expanded version)
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JETHRO TULL
"TANGLEWOOD '70" DVD R (expanded version)
This expanded DVD is longer than the common version of the same concert that ends after 'Dharma For One', at the 57 minutes mark. This version changes to a new source at that point and continues on for an additional 19 minutes for a total 76 minutes long.
During the summer of 1970, Bill Graham presented an extraordinary series of concerts at Tanglewood, the renowned classical music venue located in the scenic Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, called "The Fillmore at Tanglewood".
The first show, on July 7, featured It's A Beautiful Day, Jethro Tull and the Who. The second, on July 21, was supposed to be the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, John Sebastian and Joe Cocker, but Chicago ended up replacing Joe Cocker. The third concert, on August 18, featured the Voices of East Harlem, Miles Davis and Santana. These concerts were filmed by 'Bill Graham Presents' for an intended television special and have never been commercially released.
Recorded live in Lenox, Massachussets, USA, 'Tanglewood Music Shed' - July 7, 1970
Ian Anderson: vocals, acoustic guitar, flute
Martin Barre: electric guitar
John Evan: piano, organ
Glenn Cornick: bass
Clive Bunker: drums
01. Nothing Is Easy
02. My God
03. With You There To Help Me
04. Dharma For One / Drum solo
Encore:
05. We Used To Know / Guitar solo (cut)
Running time: 76 min. approx.
PRO-SHOT / Time coded DVD
(Obviously the video quality of this show can not be compared to the nowadays standards, but like every Jethro Tull's fan knows, there is not a better version of this show...and to watch at a Jethro Tull concert in 1970 is really an exciting experience!!!)
Never commercially released DVD
Region Free code
High quality print art cover
JETHRO TULL
"TANGLEWOOD '70" DVD R (expanded version)
This expanded DVD is longer than the common version of the same concert that ends after 'Dharma For One', at the 57 minutes mark. This version changes to a new source at that point and continues on for an additional 19 minutes for a total 76 minutes long.
During the summer of 1970, Bill Graham presented an extraordinary series of concerts at Tanglewood, the renowned classical music venue located in the scenic Berkshire Hills of western Massachusetts, called "The Fillmore at Tanglewood".
The first show, on July 7, featured It's A Beautiful Day, Jethro Tull and the Who. The second, on July 21, was supposed to be the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, John Sebastian and Joe Cocker, but Chicago ended up replacing Joe Cocker. The third concert, on August 18, featured the Voices of East Harlem, Miles Davis and Santana. These concerts were filmed by 'Bill Graham Presents' for an intended television special and have never been commercially released.
Recorded live in Lenox, Massachussets, USA, 'Tanglewood Music Shed' - July 7, 1970
Ian Anderson: vocals, acoustic guitar, flute
Martin Barre: electric guitar
John Evan: piano, organ
Glenn Cornick: bass
Clive Bunker: drums
01. Nothing Is Easy
02. My God
03. With You There To Help Me
04. Dharma For One / Drum solo
Encore:
05. We Used To Know / Guitar solo (cut)
Running time: 76 min. approx.
PRO-SHOT / Time coded DVD
(Obviously the video quality of this show can not be compared to the nowadays standards, but like every Jethro Tull's fan knows, there is not a better version of this show...and to watch at a Jethro Tull concert in 1970 is really an exciting experience!!!)
Never commercially released DVD
Region Free code
High quality print art cover
