Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull interviewed on GTK - 1972
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- Jethro Tull's founder and leader Ian Anderson discusses his work in progress album "A Passion Play." This interview is from the GTK (Get to Know) music program of July 18, 1972. GTK was produced by ABC Television, which is a service of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Note: There is a loss of audio from 00:27 to 00:49.
This upload is strictly for historical and educational purposes regarding rock 'n' roll music. I understand that this material is in the public domain.
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I've loved Ian Anderson since I was a very young hippie in the late 60's, and used to follow Jethro Tull playing the London scene.
Original, unique, talented, handsome and intelligent.With that lovely voice, I'm still in awe of you.
Tull has been my fav for 5 decades......there is something about the music that I just love....a Celtic flavour I think....
How attractive his voice is.
Ian's golden voice.
formerly golden voice
He still has a charismatic voice and sounds more interesting than most singers in the studio or on a good night. He won't get younger, we must learn not to focus on the bad nights documented on CZcams.
@@justgivemethetruth No you are wrong. His speaking voice is still golden. However, you seem to have this hostility towards Ian as can be seen in your comments on various postings elsewhere.
@@handebarlas6248
> No you are wrong. His speaking voice is still golden.
That's my opinion, it is not wrong. You are wrong and obnoxious
for attacking me over my opinion.
To reduce my opinions or feelings about Ian to one word, especially "hostility" is unwarranted, rude, and obnoxious. Sometimes I am critical of Ian, but I would not say I am hostile.
Do you ever listen to Ian. He has been insulting and hostile to people like Paul McCartney, and even admitted so much. Would you then go and color everything about Ian because of that? Who knows what he meant by some of his comments?
Perhaps you perceive it as hostile because you are kind of a sycophant who feels you have to defend Ian by attacking me.
When I was 12 in '71, a deejay on the radio played Aqualung for the first time. I was clandestinely listening with headphones because it was a school night and I was supposed to be sleeping. The song blew me away. He said he was going to play the track again the following night, about 10:30. I set up my trusty Wollensak T-1500 reel-to-reel and mic in my mom's office right outside my bedroom, so as to not wake up my older brother who I shared the room with. Right in the middle of Martin's guitar solo the next night, my dad heard the music upstairs and came flying down the steps and loudly hollered at me for being up so late. It was all obviously captured on tape. The recording was good for endless laughs with my friends. Of course, I bought the LP within a week or two and have been a Tull fan ever since. Eventually I lost track of the tape. I'd give anything to have it back again.
🤣😱👌
There's Ian on stage, eyes popping out, standing on one leg, running around like Grocho Marx spitting and burping into his flute like a madman.
And there's serious Ian in the interview with pipe and slippers, pontificating on whether his show is an 'act' or not. lol
Then there's Ian today with COPD that he's blaming on dry ice in spite of every interview from the 70s onwards showing him smoking cigarettes or a pipe...
I can't believe how lucky I am as I can watch these gems!!! Thanks a million !!! Priceless...
his music captivated me since I was 14 years old, he was my platonic love
You can see this genus mind spinning 100 miles a hour!!!
This is marvelous footage, hope there's plenty more to come
His voice ..
THANK YOU JEFF. You're a man of your word. Great interview with Ian in 1972.
Such a great interview at a very special point in time.
His voice ...
Ian was totally against taking illicit drugs
A very intelligent musician
SO is Frank Zappa and me. BUT. we all found out years. later that. Ian di take drugs as well as Zappa. for a very very short time - Um,, so did I. lol
@@meyou-dv8ns What did he take and how much and for how long? Do you know?
@@meyou-dv8ns I don't care about Frank Zappa or his music. Ian's fellow musicians said this about him. He would not tolerate his band members taking drugs or partying with groupies. That's why Glenn Cornick was fired.
He was hot, in every way.
quite an excellent go!!rock on, jeff!
1:15 - Ian admits Thick As A Brick is a concept album ... whatever that is.
Thanks for posting, this is interesting.
I wonder what Ian would say about this now?
What happened to the audio in the beginning it cuts out for a bit ?
This is amazing, so unguarded and stream of consciousness, and today every interview he says the same thing. It is so sad that Ian is so inhibited from being himself these days, he has to be a performing machine always talking about money. He has well-deserved success, but now he is like his own industry.
The main flute melody to Thick as a Brick is Follow the Yellow Brick road..Oz..just backwards and a hop in the rhythm.same notes..still Ian and Glenn.. Clive.. Martin and John Evan were absolutely Genius chemistry..after that still good but not at all as great as 68-71..Zepplin even tho sold more album's had nothing on Tull in those early year's went toe to toe ..
Early 70's...
Ian inspired me to play 3/4 nylon and flute.
Dig.
Ian would have been a good jesus actor
Ah, to be young, to bad its 1 go
“Don’t touch!”
J T FANTASTIC .BUT WHY DO I HAVE THE FEELING THAT SOMEBODY OUT THERE IS LYING ?
I came here after listening to some more recent symphonic Jethro Tull BS. I prefer the older Tull and the younger unspoiled Ian Anderson.
I love almost everything Jethro Tull or Ian Anderson has done, but this new symphonic stuff hits me like garbage ... it is like gilding the lily. Older stuff that had symphonic arrangements were done very well by D. Palmer, but Ian just seems to overdo it.
Last bit of the interview is interesting. There's a lot of pieces of the Ian Anderson and Jethro Tull story. Some that suggest something very strange happened to Ian. He was the only 70's rock star to try to appear wilfully UNATTRACTIVE to his audience both male and female. The music itself wrong-footing the audience of the time in terms of timing or harmony, All vey curious, with many pieces of the puzzle.
Tull had an incredible run for more than a decade. Most of the stuff post 1980 was dross.
Agree.
1968 to 1972 were my favorite Jethro Tull years
Want it all ways Ian , your a big man but I do this for a living . Make way for security
Anderson never met a mike he didn't like. check out youtube. it's March of 2017 now.
LOL, true
Christ from Edinburgh
Don’t Touch Me! Lol .. reminds me of when Alice Cooper was gone for all those days, but could’ve been gone for more😉
i know it s not about drugs it s about music BUT! ............
He looked like an old man at 22
The Master Speaks
A sexy, charismatic, intellectual old man. He is what you would call an old soul.
el doble de Jason Isaacs capitan garfio
peter pan
this guy is so bombastic. I can't deny he's brilliant, but he should let his music speak more than his specious interviews
Well said, Jim 😊
Shlomo Wasser ...I've come across 3 people that have met him. All say he's a great person and a very charismatic character. He's a talent you don't often come across. If he seems verbose to you, it might be because he's a smart confident person that enjoys what he's been doing for years. The guy just played in my city this week and he's 70 years old. What's your reason for even watching the video?
Shlomo Wasser what's wrong with him speaking freely about his art?
He is obviously trying here, to impress this young adoring interviewer with his intellectual prowess, in hopes of demonstrating some other prowess after the interview, she is eating out of his hand letting him control the interview. I loved his music at the time, saw him in concert several times in the 60's and seventies, an awesome creative talent but a total egotistic shit in personal interviews.
Jim Meale. Amen and how! Now and since the beginning, I'll listen to whatever he has to say, that voice is pure asmr to me now
Did they date in the end? 🤔
So funny to see this.