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Post by bambooflute on Apr 14, 2014 20:52:10 GMT
Taken by my fiend Steve at the LA Forum Feb 9th 1975  Very dramatic; nice! |
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Post by Gerrald Bostock on Apr 15, 2014 0:13:33 GMT
more gems from the jeweler..I am sure you will find some
more diamonds...
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Post by Deleted on May 7, 2014 22:43:55 GMT
Heres a little gem unearthed by the "master digger" Gerrald. A little rough at first but after a little polishing came out pretty nicely. Chicago 1975.  Darin Cody |
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Post by Gerrald Bostock on May 8, 2014 11:03:19 GMT
thanks Mr DC for getting the most out of these, your digital skills are "THE BEST".
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2014 15:25:14 GMT
thanks Mr DC for getting the most out of these, your digital skills are "THE BEST". That's really very nice of you Gerrald.....thank you so much.........is there some award? Some brass statue? With an engraving maybe? DC |
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Post by Gerrald Bostock on May 8, 2014 17:34:38 GMT
Well after some fine tuning and "little touch of make up" Mr DC tweaked this shot from Chicago 1975  |
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Post by progrockdeepcuts on May 8, 2014 18:23:36 GMT
Nice! How long did Martin play an SG? Did he record with it?
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2014 19:09:11 GMT
Nice! How long did Martin play an SG? Did he record with it? Ian, he used it all through the Warchild tour as far as I have seen. I don't know about recording with it. I DO know that TOTRR was recorded using a Telecaster!!!! Martin used to have, on his site in the galleries, stories attached to each photo of the different guitars he was pictured using. I thought it was very interesting to read what guitars he chose and why. I remember him saying the first "Real" Les Paul he bought in late 69 was a 59 Les Paul Standard, that he used for years after. I think it was then listed (when I read this) at around $30,000!! He's writing a book now and I will look forward to eating it up when it comes out. He recently posted that he was up to 200 pages and he was up to 1970……..!!! lol. Darin |
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Post by progrockdeepcuts on May 8, 2014 20:30:26 GMT
Nice! How long did Martin play an SG? Did he record with it? Ian, he used it all through the Warchild tour as far as I have seen. I don't know about recording with it. I DO know that TOTRR was recorded using a Telecaster!!!! Martin used to have, on his site in the galleries, stories attached to each photo of the different guitars he was pictured using. I thought it was very interesting to read what guitars he chose and why. I remember him saying the first "Real" Les Paul he bought in late 69 was a 59 Les Paul Standard, that he used for years after. I think it was then listed (when I read this) at around $30,000!! He's writing a book now and I will look forward to eating it up when it comes out. He recently posted that he was up to 200 pages and he was up to 1970……..!!! lol. Darin Wow, lots of good stuff in this post. Two questions ... 1. Is that the same gallery that was in the inside cover of "Stage Left"? 2. Is this a 'tell-all' memoir or an account of the guitars he used? Either way, I'm in. Thanks! |
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Post by Deleted on May 8, 2014 21:47:17 GMT
Ian, he used it all through the Warchild tour as far as I have seen. I don't know about recording with it. I DO know that TOTRR was recorded using a Telecaster!!!! Martin used to have, on his site in the galleries, stories attached to each photo of the different guitars he was pictured using. I thought it was very interesting to read what guitars he chose and why. I remember him saying the first "Real" Les Paul he bought in late 69 was a 59 Les Paul Standard, that he used for years after. I think it was then listed (when I read this) at around $30,000!! He's writing a book now and I will look forward to eating it up when it comes out. He recently posted that he was up to 200 pages and he was up to 1970……..!!! lol. Darin Wow, lots of good stuff in this post. Two questions ... 1. Is that the same gallery that was in the inside cover of "Stage Left"? 2. Is this a 'tell-all' memoir or an account of the guitars he used? Either way, I'm in. Thanks! 1. The gallery was on Martins "old" website. I looked just a bit ago and its not there any more. It was pretty extensive, a picture from every different tour with a story about the axe pictured. 2. It sounds like an over all autobiography and hopefully he will talk about his guitars again. I have a feeling he will he seems to like them :-) and maybe tell ALL! too. Darin |
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Post by Tulltapes on May 8, 2014 22:44:13 GMT
Wow, lots of good stuff in this post. Two questions ... 1. Is that the same gallery that was in the inside cover of "Stage Left"? 2. Is this a 'tell-all' memoir or an account of the guitars he used? Either way, I'm in. Thanks! 1. The gallery was on Martins "old" website. I looked just a bit ago and its not there any more. It was pretty extensive, a picture from every different tour with a story about the axe pictured. 2. It sounds like an over all autobiography and hopefully he will talk about his guitars again. I have a feeling he will he seems to like them :-) and maybe tell ALL! too. Darin Dennis was mentioning on FB about researching the evolution of Tull's gear. I would LOVE something like this. I would love to interview Martin in detail about all the gear used for recordings and gigs. I have read the stuff from his site which is good but I want details! As for the book.. who knows if we will ever see it. but he was up to 1972 in fact. Would like to get a hold of MB... |
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Post by Quizz Kid on May 8, 2014 22:59:49 GMT
Dennis was mentioning on FB about researching the evolution of Tull's gear. I would LOVE something like this. Well here's a start,  A larger image can be viewed at www.theboyscoutmanual.com/galleries/?id=128Band Equipment 1976 - An extract from 'The Jethro Tull Story" - SOUNDS - January 17th 1976. The full article will appear on The Boy Scout Manual under UK magazines in the near future. From the collection of MAC |
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Post by skytzo on May 9, 2014 10:30:24 GMT
I don't think the sizes on Barrie's Ludwig Vistalite kit are quite accurate. I doubt he had two different diameter bass drums or a 20" floor tom.
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2014 21:17:31 GMT
 John Evan A Passion Play 1973 |
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Post by Deleted on May 12, 2014 21:31:12 GMT
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Post by Tulltapes on May 15, 2014 21:55:02 GMT
Photos by C. Bradford (click to see full size)   |
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Post by progrockdeepcuts on May 16, 2014 0:59:07 GMT
^ Looks like Aqualung to me!
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Post by Tulltapes on May 16, 2014 15:36:22 GMT
Ian Anderson cira 1971 Photo by Larry Singer (click for large)  |
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2014 19:46:20 GMT
Well here's something you don't see everyday, and probably no where else I'd be willing to wager. Custom made for TJTG!  Darin C. Cody |
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Post by bambooflute on May 20, 2014 19:53:53 GMT
Well here's something you don't see everyday, and probably no where else I'd be willing to wager. Custom made for TJTG! Darin C. Cody CUPCAKES of WONDER!  -David |
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Post by Tulltapes on May 20, 2014 20:34:28 GMT
Man those look good! I think I will follow up with a treat from the Ice Cream Lady  Oh wait I ate that one already... in 1993 when she tossed it from the stage! Where is that Ice Cream Lady when you need her?? She's probably off changing her drawers? |
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Post by Quizz Kid on May 20, 2014 22:21:20 GMT
Well, You can bowl me over, I'm a piece of cake!
BAKE ON!
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Post by Gerrald Bostock on May 21, 2014 15:39:51 GMT
yummy... I bet the bakery was busy with these..
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Post by bambooflute on May 21, 2014 16:28:00 GMT
Now I'm yearning for a whole series of Tull confectionery featuring images from the albums! -David |
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Post by Tulltapes on May 22, 2014 20:39:14 GMT
1975 pic by Homer K. Brockner  |
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Post by Gerrald Bostock on May 29, 2014 15:47:46 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Jun 3, 2014 1:40:04 GMT
Here's the "center spread" from the 1975 "Souvinir" booklet.  |
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Post by b2hammond on Jun 7, 2014 0:10:43 GMT
Jeffery Hammond-Hammond from the 1975 Tour Program (no photo credits)  Wow  Great photo! it's flipped... |
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Post by Deleted on Jun 7, 2014 0:40:04 GMT
Jeffery Hammond-Hammond from the 1975 Tour Program (no photo credits) Wow Great photo! it's flipped... Most all the photos in that program were backward, I forgot to flip that one and I know better. ;-) |
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Post by b2hammond on Jun 7, 2014 14:40:38 GMT
Wow Great photo! it's flipped... Most all the photos in that program were backward, I forgot to flip that one and I know better. ;-) Iv noticed that they were like that. But it happens to the best of us.  |
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Great photo! it's flipped...
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