Living in the Past / Isle of Wight

Jethro Tull

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Living in the Past / Isle of Wight

British rock band Jethro Tull added a mystical, even medieval element to their guitar-driven music by adding a flute to the line-up of instruments. The multiple Grammy Award winning artists, led by chief songwriter Ian Anderson, are filmed here performing a reunion concert in November 2001. Comprised of the original 1968 members, Jethro Tull performs a set of 20 tunes. In addition, LIVING WITH THE PAST includes rare footage of Tull playing with Fairport Convention and Uriah Heep back in the 1960's. In NOTHING IS EASY, Tull played immediately after Hendrix on the last day of the Isle of Wight Festival in 1970. An eight song set featuring such tracks as 'Cry You a Song', 'My Sunday Feeling', and With You There to Help Me', illustrates the band's growth across their first three albums, with Murray Lerner's cinematography accurately conveying the raw energy of their live act. Lead vocalist Ian Anderson also offers insight into what was going on behind the scenes of Jethro Tull at a time before the band had approached superstar status.

Media	Movies DVD
Number of discs	2
Released	December 16, 2016
EAN/UPC	5034504960572
Label	EAGLE ROCK EREDV605
Genre	Rock
Dimensions	260 g (Weight (estimated))
Region code	Region 0 (All regions)
Language	English
Subtitles	Danish