love it🎉😂❤

this is a 6 minute song in a 4 minute time slot... first you hear a guitar solo, then a drum solo , then he is singing..and the they repeat it again...and again..

UoU

BTW its "Flautist"

Sorry. Yes this is not what was played. I have seen the gig

Definitely not pre recorded

You mentioned it was a bigger bow than a violin bow. Possibly a Cello bow? Anyway this was a great performance by Heart and I agree, Ann Wilson plays the flute very well. This is a surprisingly rare video of her playing the flute in live concert. There are some other songs by Heart that she played the flute on but I'm not sure f there are any other videos of her playing it. You did a great reaction too.!

Gentle Giant live;: the advent of Panurge lots of flutes 😋

Kirk liked to get multiple sounds happening at once, that’s a why instruments are hanging all over him

yes he circle breathed on all instruments …

Loved watching you fangirling, the excitement you have is infectious. 🌹

"Was there a squeak in the background?" The guitar. "Am I a joke to you?"

Wth was that?

you must react to tabula rasa by her rightt now

you should check out Slobodan Trkulja and Balkanopolis :)

Remember his target audience was not the classical music crowd but the heavy rock crowd and IMO he hit a bullseye

She is appreciating his performance and playing. She clearly appreciates various aspects of the performance not just his flute playing skills. 🎶👍

Flautist

Music is suppose to be fun! This is funny!!!😊

I had always thought that Ian Anderson had exposure to Scottish folk music and, if so, the Highland pipes use a finger style much like he is exhibiting on the flute.

You entirely miss the point. You are witnessing genius and you want to focus on how long he had been playing. Stick to your mechanical, uninspired approach. You will never be Ian Anderson's fingernail.

They said theyd play it faster, but then, not only did they play it WAY faster, they get faster each time around and ad lib and do extra stuff. They still did a 6:08 version, and the album version from 1971 was 6:45, but much slower. This is the shortened, edited version. The 6:08 version is out there, and many reactors have covered it, including vocal coaches such as TheCharismaticVoice and FairyVoiceMother, all of whom have an absolute field day with this.

Well I would love to ply like that after 10 years of flute.

Just listen

"His sound is not that great"......good LORD, woman, do you not appreciate the mad skill and audacity of Ian Anderson's flute playing? He is the one and only rock flautist, and the fact tht he taught himself to play makes it all the more impressive. The man is a muciscal genius!

They had a limited time slot so they sped up the song to fit. Holland's finest band. Brilliant!

I used to hear on the radio a version of this song by Seatrain. The pace was faster.

Bril

Prog Rock before Genesis...

Have you heard "The great American tragedy" by Earth Opera? Brilliant floutist work there.

So she's a flutist why aren't people sending her Jethro Tull?😮

Love to see Her Play Bouree just like Ian Anderson does here. Good luck. Understand, He was self taught. For only being 1 year in on the Flute , He’s incredible. Pinky or not. 😂

The Show Was Called Don Kirschner's Rock Concert

i don't find the use of the nose disgusting at all. the mouth is even worse if you think about it. it's not like he's putting it in his mouth after it going into his nose! :)

Very BEAUTIFUL girl ❤️😍!!....BTW, AWESOME analysis....👍😁. BTW, If you want to listen to another INCREDIBLY talented flutist....listen to Ian Anderson & Jethro Tull, one of my favorite bands of ALL TIME...👍😁

Listen to the proper version! They had to speed up to fit into a tv time slot

The "squeaks" you are referring to is the guitar player stretching his "b" string while playing a note on his high "e" string so the notes match. It's a technique used by many lead guitarists.

They played only once like that ''fucked up'' normaly they are way more relaxed. So this is a total misrepresentation of Focus.

I noticed that you have seen an improvement in Ian’s playing

I noticed while watching that the drummer is none other than Ian’s son James Duncan Anderson. I met him at the sound board area in the back part of Carnegie Hall in 2005. He was part of the production team for the show and didn’t play the drums anymore for Ian’s band. Ian was performing solo with the members of this band that were the ones you saw in the video. The Jethro Tull members from the 2000’s up to 2011 were Ian, Martin Barre. and drummer Doane Perry. Martin is touring with his band and still writing songs. And Ian has officially included his present band mates as members of Jethro Tull who released The Zealot Gene 2022 and Rok Flute 2023. I saw them last October at Mohegan Sun in Connecticut,USA

Richard Parker's Fancy is another great song by them.

His voice is way gone by this age, and he has a draw on his voice. NO IMPACT on his flute playing.

Tull is a good react. It was such different music in the early 70s. And Tull was so good at that time.

2:17 There's NO EFFING WAY Ian only played a year. He is a master of masters. How could he compose ANY of this if he was a noob?

That "Oh!" when the other flute player (Mel Collins) appeared :-) I love your videos!

Al Kooper wrote Flute Thing especially for Andy Kulberg who was a classically trained Flutist but only played Bass with The Blues Project. Andy invented the mic hook up to overcome the loud playing by the band, He later invented different things for effects with the Flute. Al, in his book, says when this was first played , it was the first time an electric flute was ever played.

I wonder if the instrument u speak of with the stick is the singing bowl

The drummer always remins me of Animal.

I don't know what to think ... all that vocalising and eye-flashing kind of gets in the way. But this is rock showmanship, not classical. I do so appreciate Martin Barre, who plays the interweaving (flat, that moment) flute, can step up. (Later, much later, when Dire Straits has become big, Tull does a song that I think was a reaction to Knopfler's styling ... "She Said She Was a Dancer." I feel that Barre's guitar on that was very much influenced by Knopfler. I think if you asked Ian you'd find he's influenced, regarding his yapping as he blows the flute, by the harmonica playing and hoots-while-playing of Sonny Terry (with Brownie McGhee).