Jethro Tull - AlbumWraps 4

Four more great sounding early Tull wraps. No warranties, all trades final.

Jethro Tull
Capitol Theatre
Port Chester, NY, USA
29.07.1970 - Early Show

Audience Recording : B+

1. Tune Up
2. To Cry You A Song
3. My God
4. With You There To Help Me
5. Dharma For One
6. We Used To Know /Guitar Solo /For A Thousand Mothers

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JETHRO TULL
CAPITOL THEATER,
PORT CHESTER,NY,USA
APRIL 27,1971
LATE SHOW

VG

CD 1
1-TALK/TUNING
2-NOTHING IS EASY
3-AQUALUNG
4-WITH YOU THERE TO HELP ME
5-SOSSITY YOU'RE A WOMAN > REASONS FOR WAITING > SOSSITY YOU'RE A WOMAN

CD 2
1-MY GOD W/ FLUTE SOLO INCLUDING BOUREE
2-CROSS EYED MARY W/ DRUM SOLO
3-WIND UP W/ GUITAR SOLO
4-LOCOMOTIVE BREATH ( FADES OUT )

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Jethro Tull
Grand Riviera Theater Detroit,
1969-11-28

Here is an oldie but a goodie from the Tull Passion Players tree. A 2005 release.

Ripped from CD using Nero 7
Encoded to FLAC using Trader's Little Helper
Torrent file created with uTorrent

Track List

Disc : 65:38

T01- Intro/Nothing Is Easy 10:21
T02- Bouree/Living In The Past 12:03
T03- A New Day Yesterday 6:00
T04- Fat Man 5:04
T05- My Sunday Feeling 5:10
T06- Dharma For One 3:31
T07- We Used To Know 24:09

Here is the original info:

Jethro Tull
Grand Riviera Theater
Detroit, Michigan
USA
28 November, 1969

This is a very rare, early audience recording that had been amazingly
well preserved, considering its age. The sound is fairly clear,
though Ian apologizes to the audience at the beginning for the
quality of the sound, stating that the band was using the venue's
sound system rather than their own.

The recording had several small tape drop-outs, which were repaired.
Nothing Is Easy had a small bit of material missing, which was
repaired by splicing in a passage from later in the track.There were
a few places in other tracks where gaps were repaired by editing,
splicing and blending. Fat Man had a repeating thumping noise that
soundind a bit like a noise from a vinyl recording. It wasn't
possible to toally remove the thumps, but they have been
significantly reduced. Originally, the recording was divided into 11
tracks. These were combined into 7 tracks, and the song transitions
were smoothed out and blended in. Finally, the recording was re-
equalized to improve the bass sound and reduce some excessive high
end tone, and the quite heavy hiss was removed. Overall, I think the
end result turned out quite well considering that this is a 35 year
old recording, and I hope everyone enjoys this classic performance.

Sealdriver, 15 July, 2005

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A big festival day at Randall's Island in New York City, with Tull, Hendrix, Mountain, and others on the bill. This is a fine audience tape.

First Gen tape>DAT>cd-r>Bias Peak Pro 5>flac

Lineup: Ian Anderson-Martin Barre-Clive Bunker-John Evan-Glenn Cornick

Setlist: (73:29)
1. Nothing Is Easy
2. My God
3. With You There To Help Me/By Kind Permission
4. Dharma For One
5. We Used To Know/Guitar Solo/For A Thousand Mothers

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