Lots of video and audio goodies for you including album previews, interviews, radio/television shows, and special treats like concert samplers. All require the free Real Player.

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Album Previews

The Jethro Tull Christmas Album (2003 -see song samples)

Rupi's Dance (2003) - Ian Anderson Solo Album

Stage Left (2003) - Martin Barre Solo Album

Living with the Past - DVD

Living with the Past - CD

The Secret Language of Birds

In case you missed it before, the "SLOB" site is back with sample tracks, Ian's video interviews and performances, audio commentary on every song, lyrics, and more!

J-Tull Dot Com

Listen to all the songs from Tull's last studio album, complete with synchronized lyrics!

Radio / TV Shows and Appearances

KNBC TV Los Angeles Interview with Ian (November 2009)

Ian discusses how he started playing the flute, his role in promoting the flute in rock music, and how he mixes old and new materials in set lists.

 

"A Toss the Feathers Christmas Special" (December 2004)

Tull segment from the "A Toss the Feathers Christmas Special 2004" aired on Public Radio International affiliates. Includes "Another Christmas Song," a reading of Sir Walter Scott's holiday poem "Marmion" by Ian, and "Ring Out Solstice Bells."Ian's segment > Martin's segment

Ian and Martin on "Rockline" (October 2003)

The duo take fan questions and play live selections from their new solo albums, "Rupi's Dance" and "Stage Left." > Ian's segment > Martin's segment

Martin Barre's Interview with WBZC (Summer 2003)

Martin talks with Gene Godfrey about his new solo album, "Stage Left," and features tracks from the same. Martin also chats about life with Tull.

Andy Giddings' Interview with WBZC (March 2003)

Andy talks with Gene Godfrey about Tull plans and his work with Vyktoria, including music samples from her current work.

Ian's Interview with WMGK (April 2002)

Ian's interview just before the start of the 2002 U.S. tour discussing the "Living with the Past" DVD/CD, learning to play the flute, tips for tickets, and much more.

Live Songs, Questions on "Rockline" (4/24/02)

Listen to Tull's visit with live performances and listener questions.

Ian Anderson Chats with Classic Rock WBZC's Gene Godfrey (April 2002)

Check out this half- hour discussion with Ian about upcoming plans and the band's history.

Ian Anderson Talks with Live Channel 1's Mark Snyder (2001)

Half-hour chat about music on the web, the 24-bit remastering of the "Very Best of Jethro Tull," breaking into the music business in the early days of rock versus today, and much more. © PMPNetwork.com.

Dave Pegg Talks with Gene Godfrey

Tull's former bassist discusses "Jack Frost and the Hooded Crow," "The Broadsword and the Beast," and playing with Fairport Convention and Tull on the "Crest of a Knave" tour.

Doane Perry Chats with Gene Godfrey

Tull's drummer talks about session work, how he was fan before joining the band, the Mark Craney album project, and of course life with Tull.

Special Treats and This and That

Ian Answers Fan Questions

Hear Ian's taped responses to queries posted by fans across the world. Ian recorded almost 2.5 hours of answers to over fifty questions regarding his music, other musicians, Tull's future and past, peppers, cats, and fish.

Doane Perry's Interview with Tull Czech fan club (video)

Ian and Martin Recant Tull's History : 1968-1993

This historical, 2-hour interview was recorded in 1993 as part of the 25th anniversary promotion. Ian and Martin relate the history by year, with lots of great details about the back catalog.

> 1968-1972   > 1973-1979  > 1980-1987   > 1988-1993

Keith Roberts (Young Dubliners) Chats and Plays with Ian

Tull fan favourite opening act, the Young Dubliners, lead man visits with Ian at Tampa, Florida "Rubbing Elbow" performance. Ian and Keith play the "Dubs" song "Stop Me."

Microphones and Flutes

2009 interview with "Gear" magazine on how Ian is able to get a flute to work with microphones and his choices depending on concert conditions...even humidity!

Ian on Flutes

2009 audio interview with "Gear" magazine with Ian sharing his expertise on flutes.

Ralitsa Vassileva's Appearance with Ian's "Rubbing Elbows" Show

CNN International's anchorperson, known to Tull fans for the recent Anderson song "Not Ralitsa Vassileva," was Ian's guest at the recent Atlanta "Rubbing Elbows" performance. Catch the audio of their chat, some before show photos, and even the song!

"Locomotive Breath" Encore Video from Wild About Cats Benefit

Ian and the "Rubbing Elbows" band play the Tull classic complete with fan kazoo solos from the September 2003 performance.

Andrew Giddings' Cockpit Video of his F-18 Flight

See Andy handle G-forces in this video of his flight with the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels.

"Rubbing Elbows" guest Opland and Freeman

Ian chats and plays "Katyusha," a great traditional Russian ballad, with Tania Opland and Mike Freeman in Seattle, September 2003.

" Rubbing Elbows" in San Francisco via RealOne Music Guide

Tull's entire two-hour show, courtesy of RealOne Networks, in two halves: before intermission and after intermission.

Acoustic Performance - 2002 Boston Fan Convention

"Someday the Sun Won't Shine for You," "Bouree," and "Locomotive Breath" (the last with kazoo solos) in this digital camcorder footage. Thanks to TullZine.org.

The Sound Check Tapes

Listen to one of Tull's actual soundchecks, along with a slideshow of pictures from the proceedings. Ian discusses what's involved in this afternoon ritual. This is our archived copy of the live soundcheck webcast for those of you who missed (or want to repeat!) it.

"Rubbing Elbows" Sampler

Listen in as Ian chats with fans, as well as local radio and musical personalities (oh, and plays a few tunes). Get your kazoo out and join in the "Locomotive Breath" fan solo (well, perhaps a duet then?).
        
           -> more on the "Rubbing Elbows" format"

The Orchestral Concert Sampler

Here are twelve cuts for you from Ian's recent orchestral concerts. You'll hear some old favorites such as "Budapest" and "Thick as a Brick," along with a few surprises.

           -> more on the orchestral concerts