Appearing on the Johnny Hallyday Show

The first session for 'Stand Up'.
Recording 'A New Day Yesterday'.

Recording 'Back To the Family' and 'Fat Man'

Recording 'Jeffrey Goes to Leicester Square'

Recording 'Nothing Is Easy'.
Glenn's birthday.

Hendrix's usual studio.
Recording 'Bourée'.

The last session for 'Stand Up'.
Recording 'For A Thousand Mothers' & 'We Used To Know'.

Support: Clouds

Joint headline: Ten Years After. Support: Clouds.

Joint headline: Ten Years After. Support: Clouds.

Joint headline: Ten Years After.
An audience member tentatively recalls that a "third band appearing that night before 'Ten Years After' was 'Stone The Crows'". This implies Tull played first.

A member of 'Blue Ulysses' recalls supporting Tull in Norwich in 1969/70; this seems the most likely date. The planned running order was BU,JT,BU,JT, but BU felt outclassed, so didn't go back on; Tull played three sets.
Note: Glenn doesn't recall this!

Croeso '69 Blues Festival
Headline: Fleetwood Mac. Also appearing: Tull (highest billed support), Elmer Gantry's Velvet Opera, Dave Symonds, Eyes Of Blue, Kimlataz, Bob McClure, Incredible Sun Dog

Also appearing: Amen Corner.

Line-up: Tull and Ten Years After, supported by Skid Row (incl. Phil Lynott & Gary Moore)

Also appearing: Clouds, Colosseum, Liverpool Scene.

'Top Of The Pops' debut, with 'Living In The Past'.

Support: The Further.

Also appearing: Colosseum.

Return visit to perform 'Living In The Past' on 'Top Of The Pops'.

Also appearing: Kenny Burrell.

Capacity: 800, audience: ~1,500 (double the venue's record), and hundreds more were turned away. Tull had to access the stage via a fire door from the car park, and couldn't go back on for an encore as they couldn't get through the crowd.
Six songs were played in a 40 min. set:
My Sunday Feeling, A New Day Yesterday, Bourée, Dhama For One, Nothing Is Easy, and one other.
Ian was asked to eat in his room rather than in his hotel's restaurant, as the management felt he might have offended the other guests.

Radio session for 'Top Gear', broadcast 22/6/69.
Living In The Past, Bourée, A New Day Yesterday, Fat Man, Nothing Is Easy

At the insistence of the venue management, Tull's audience were obliged to wear dinner jackets and ties.

Also appearing on this day of the festival: Albert Collins, Buffy St.Marie, Brenton Wood, Charity, Eric Burdon, Friends Of Distinction, Love, Sweetwater, Jerry Lauderdale
Also appearing at the festival (20&22/6): Jimi Hendrix Experience (headline), Credence Clearwater (Sunday headline), Spirit, Albert King, Edwin Hawkins Singers, Ike & Tina Turner, Joe Cocker, Southwind, Taj Mahal, The Rascals, The Chambers Bros, Booker T & The MGs, Flock, Grassroots, Johnny Winter, Marvin Gaye, Mother Earth, The Byrds, Three Dog Nite, Poco, Steppenwolf.
Setlist unknown - the commonly available recording is really 9 Jan, in the wrong order, at the wrong speed, with one track (For A Thousand Mothers) added from 21/5/70 NYC.

Miami Jazz Festival.
Also appearing: Miles Davis, Nina Simone, Booker T & The MGs, George Benson, Gerry Mulligan, Roland Kirk

An audience member recalls this concert, but not the precise date. This approximate one seems likely; it's reported to have been within a week of the Newport Jazz Festival (but which one of the July concerts by that name...?).

Also appearing: Jeff Beck Group (incl. Rod Stewart), Soft White Underbelly.

Also playing: Roland Kirk, Sun Ra, Bill Evans, Gary Burton, Art Blakey, Miles Davis, Jeff Beck, Ten Years After, Blood Sweat & Tears, John Mayall, Led Zeppelin (on 6 July), Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention, Sly & The Family Stone, James Brown, BB King, Johnny Winters, and others.
My Sunday Feeling, Bourée, A New Day Yesterday, Dharma For One, Nothing Is Easy

Note that the 'Newport Jazz Festival' was the name of a touring show, not a specific event. The concert on this date was only part of the two-day Laurel Pop Festival, an event so small that audience members were allowed to sit on the stage, at least during the sets of Tull, Led Zeppelin and Johnny Winter
Also playing: Led Zeppelin, Edwin Hawkins, Johnny Winter, Al Kooper, Buddy Guy, Ten Years After, Vanilla Fudge, Jeff Beck.

Also playing: Led Zeppelin, Edwin Hawkins, Johnny Winter, Al Kooper, Buddy Guy, Ten Years After, Vanilla Fudge, Jeff Beck.

Support: Raven.

Support: Raven.

Support: Raven.

Featuring: Led Zeppelin, Savoy Brown, The Litter & Jethro Tull

Featuring: Led Zeppelin, Savoy Brown, The Litter & Jethro Tull

Also playing: Free, Terry Reid.

Also playing: Free, Terry Reid.

Also playing: Free, Terry Reid.

Also playing: BB King.
My Sunday Feeling, Bourée, A New Day Yesterday, Dharma For One, Nothing Is Easy
Unconfirmed.

Supporting Creedence Clearwater Revival; supported by Savage Grace, The Box Tops, The James Gang

Also playing: Paul Butterfield Blues Band.

Supporting Led Zeppelin. Also playing: Fraternity Of Man.
Venue known locally as the 'Fairgrounds Arena'; this was the name used on the posters.
19:20 start.

My Sunday Feeling, Bourée, Back To The Family, A New Day Yesterday, Fat Man, Instumental, Dharma For One, Nothing Is Easy
This setlist may be that of the 8/3/69 show.

Supporting Led Zeppelin

Supporting Led Zeppelin

Supporting Led Zeppelin
Ian's birthday.

Tull attended an Elvis Presley concert (as audience), to celebrate 'Stand Up' reaching no.1 in the UK.

Also playing: Chuck Berry, Loading Zone.

Also playing: Chuck Berry, Loading Zone.
Tull cancelled this appearence. One source reported that this was because Martin had broken his foot and was therefore being too heavily medicated to play. However, another says the cancellation was due to Ian suffering a bad reaction to medication.

Also playing: Chuck Berry, Loading Zone.

Supporting Led Zeppelin. Show may have been opened by 'The Laughing Kind', a local band.