Jethro Tull - Aqualung (Live At Lugano Estival Jazz Fertival 2005)

Jethro Tull performing live at the Estival Jazz Festival in Lugano on the 9th July 2005.

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[llewvirtue]

Nothing put on and fake from Ian.
Just an absolute original.
So glad I grew up when I did

[maurocoimbra]

One of the best composers of the XXth Century, with beatiful songs and fabulous lyrics. A 'living legend' as a flute player... with his unbelievable technique of singing the flute lines while blowing/ playing his flute!! Very, very difficul to be done. One of the most incredible 'presence' on stage: by odd movements, dances and facial expressions...
This presentation shows less than 10% of how great he was. Nevertheless it's a honour to have an opportunity to watch this video.

[Keninoz]

This song never gets old. Ian Anderson & Martin Barre. Perfect & brilliant :)

[debracole]

Loved Jethro Tull back in the day. Still listen to these songs.

[neilgoldsmith]

I saw Tull at Madison Square Garden Twice. Songs From the Wood tour in 1977. The opening band was Jonathan Livingston Seagul. A fictional band A guy Came out sang 3 notes then Ian came out alone and opened with Wondering Aloud. Barimore Barlow and Martin Barre Clive Bunker and Ian and they played for 3 hrs.

[paintermoon]

The song that I really liked in my teens. I'm so thankful to be able to listen to it online. My forever Ian Anderson. from Korea

[ashburn]

Martin Barre one of the most underrated guitarists of all time. Still my favourite though.🙏🙏

[fryderyknowak]

I have liked Jethro Tull since forever, I was at the Ian Anderson concert in Charlotte Valley, unforgettable experience.

[amberalexandrabayleycooke]

One of my favourite songs!!!!👍🏻👍🏻✨❤️❤️❤️

[MISSFLORENCE]

I saw Tull in Dijon (France) in 1981. It was so beautiful!!! Super in my life. Thank from France ❤️🇫🇷❤️😍👍👍

[billcarson]

Spectacular band that has made the history of rock. Ian Anderson a true genius, the puss in boots, the magic flute. Thank you for your immortal music Jethro Tull

[nelson]

The genious Ian as always playing his costumed acoustic guitar.
In 1977 I was in Palais des Congrès and it was a fantastic concert.❤

[tomgebarowski]

This is a really unique version of Aqualung.
Ian's vocals come off really different here, his voice is more talking than singing, but very dramatic, moving, poetic. I like it!

[brianduncan]

My favorite all time group, saw them in Vancouver 2011 40 year Anniversary of this Album.

[rhamil]

Ian Anderson is a genius both at both composition and performance. Never will a studio album prepare you for what they will do in a concert; the entire band are talented artists and performers, and don't expect them to do the same thing on different stops in the same tour either. Their talent at changing pace, key, and tempo is awesome; hard progressive rock to a gentle ballad in an eye-blink with no one missing a cue. My fandom goes all the way back to 1970, and I've been fortunate to see Jethro Tull in live performances around 8-10 times now. Ian's flute solos are always a joy, the flutter tonguing and singing trough the flute are without equal.

[johnlennon]

Ian Anderson is Genius one of the my favorite musician

[mikeschroeder]

Oh yeah, I remember the Aqualung Tour like yesterday, it was awesome!!!

[JerryHawkins-rrry]

The best lead Martin has pulled off of Aqualung EVER. Gave me goose bumps. And KUDOS to Noyce. This song has always had more bite, when played live. I would put Barre up against anyone, and Perry is incredible on drums.

[TomReilly]

I saw them in December 1972. Did the whole Aqualung and thick as a brick albums. The best concert I ever attended and I went to a lot of

[LeGridStudios]

Thank you Master Ian, keeper of a good Heart your are. God Bless you. 😉