Brad Whitford is not an unsung hero to me! He is an awesome guy and he is so talented! Met him and Joey Kramer one night when I used to tend bar and I had four great seats for the concert the next night and they said they wanted to leave me four better tickets with backstage passes at the ticket window and it was such a cool thing for them to do! It was when they got back together in the 80s. I had met Joe previously with The Joe Perry Project, and that was very cool. I've seen Aerosmith more than any other band, even the Stones, which are close behind, but Brad and Joey will always have a special place in my heart. And it was nice to just hang out with them after the show. I was so happy that they started touring again and they have put out some fantastic music since that, too. Brad also just had a birthday! Keep on Rockin' Brad! And Joey, Tom, Joe and Steven with that million dollar voice. They are always on my playlist!
Iconic Steven Tyler striped outfit and moving everywhere on stage with that mic stand with the drug scarf 😆 Best frontman EVER. Joe Perry slayed on this performance and the rhythm section tight and flawless as always. That’s Aerosmith for you.
I think the reason he moves all around the stage is because he just did a line or two of coke before singing this song but I'm NO EXPERT on Steve's pre show habits in ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM 😠SMFH..!!
Joe was def. much more precise in his playing than he was in the next few years. I wish this whole thing would be released on DVD with Texas Jam and all their other 70s appearances.
@@mr.astrophysics9115 I'll take this Aerosmith over any Van Halen. Aerosmith wrote far, far better songs. Only Van Halen song I love is Panama. You can have your Jump.
These kids don't know real music, where you have to make music with your instrument and your talent. Today's music all you have to do is have some software and some words to go with it. This music is from my era, and I thank you for letting me go back to my younger years.
GODDAMN.....The best live version of the infamous "Train kept a rollin". I can't stop listening. And I can tell by his jumpsuits that was probably 75' when they had "Terrible" Ted Nugent as backup. I caught them summer of 75' at the old International Amphitheater. An old barn if there ever was one. So look easy to get in if ya got no tic. Ahhhhh memories 😎💯🔥
@GFNS58 They played it a lot before it got released in 1974. Try listening to the 1973 versions, you will hear that those cool solos existed way before Hunter and Wagner were brought in to record. Same thing goes for S.O.S. (Too Bad) and Lord of the thighs.
September 3rd 1976....Aerosmith, Derringer, Ian Hammer w/Jeff beck, Starz....Seattle Washington at the Kingdome....first concert I was allowed to drive to....even though there was a lot of echo in that dome it was an amazing night.
Aerosmith Live is the way to go! The guitar play here is excellent as always and I sure do love this! I also remember Steven's outfit because I wanted a female version!! He always has the coolest clothes which compliment the awesome Rock! ♥️🤟♥️
This is the Steven Tyler I remember!! I even saw you perform in this outfit. I said you would be my 1st love ❤️ forever ever & that was in 1973 ❤️ you still are Ty... for the great ride
This style of music isn't produced anymore because too many p.c. pansies' would get BUTTHURT like "oh hey you hurt my feelings" aww boo-hoo cry me a rive build a bridge then get the fuck over it you crybaby pu**y 😠🙄😭🤣😝..!!
yeah Joe Perry just plays mostly by feel. All the mean beautiful licks and riffs the guy has written, Whitford is a bad ass guitarist too but Perry and front man make 98% of Aerosmith. Not many guitarist with Joe Perry style
I disagree, I feel like Brat Whitford is vastly superior, Joe is like Keith Richards, he looks cool, and gets all the praise, but the true guitar god is the other guy. In this song, both Whitford and Perry shine, but I feel like Tom Hamilton, Joey Kramer, and Brad are the brains in Aerosmith, go listen to songs like lord of the thighs.
Liam Reuter have you got ears? Listen again to this performance by Perry and stop embarrassing yourself, because the taste and precision the guy is developing here is no less than amazing
Viejotrueno yeah, he can play it, but he couldn’t write a solo like that, he didn’t play on the studio recording, and every time I see Aerosmith, Joe Perry is very sloppy and loose, brad Whitford is always on point, he always wrote the best solos, and he came up with amazing songs like nobody’s fault. I’m not embarrassing myself, I’m aloud to have my opinion.
beattie butler both amazing songs, Brad Whitford was a superb musician, everyone in Aerosmith was amazing, but Brad is definitely the secret weapon in Aerosmith
Your miles and mile better than the stones or anybody else. I’m kind of worried about saying that for unknown reason. No I not. Your THE BEST! Paul A. Bedard
This solo 4:26 and the one he played in Cal Jam II, are my favorite TKAR solos played by Joe. Also the one he played in this same year but in Offenbach. I think that 74-77 were the years where Joe played his best
One of the reasons Joe never played those solos very close to the "Get Your Wings" version was because it wasn't Joe or Brad playing those solos on the album in the first place. It was guitar session player phenoms Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner. Hunter plays the solos in the front of that recording and Wagner the solos on the back end. It was not a live recording from a concert either. Producer Jack Douglas took the final studio mix and blasted it through some speaker cabs in the stairwell of the Record Plant building to give it a live sound. The rowdy audience was a recording from George Harrison's Concert for Bangladesh that was dubbed in. It was a stroke of genius from Jack Douglas becase it's an iconic legendary cover of that song that Aerosmith fans have long associated with their concerts.
Not a lot of fans don’t know that but I did. Those are Alice Cooper’s guys and they told the whole story in a guitar magazine along time ago. Wish I would have bought now.
@@briandaniel5091When I discovered this it brought back a memory from around 1977. A friend of mine who was a year or two younger than me was into Alice Cooper. I had been a huge A.C. fan when I was ten years old but by the time I was 14 I had long since moved on. He went to see A.C. sometime around 1977 and went on and on and on about how good A.C.'s guitarists were. As a young aspiring guitar player myself, I laughed at him and said "WHAT???? You are CLUELESS about music" because I assumed he was talking about Glenn Buxton and Michael Bruce. LITTLE DID I KNOW LOL. Don't get me wrong, for the early 70's Glenn was very original and had good riffs but by comparison, neither he nor many other guitarists of that era were ever anywhere near as good as Hunter and Wagner. So my friend got to witness two of the best guitarists of the 1970's live.
The reason Perry didn't play this early on live was because he couldn't. He wasn't that good when they first started, but he could write music. By '76 clearly he was more than good enough. An amazing leap forward by Perry, wouldn't you agree?
Joe Perry is kind of a monster guitar player and I'm not sure if he's been rightly recognized....but...let's face it...get your wings is about the most definitive rock album of the 70's in it's way....you can't really capture that sound and feel anymore. It has its rightful place in Rock history. Still in its own place.
He gets criticized for some things and probably unfairly. When they started, he had the knack for writing cool things on guitar but he wasn't a great guitar player. Whitford was much more polished. So people see early concerts where he struggles and know that other guitarists played the solos on the album for Train Kept A Rollin and they use it as proof he isn't that good. Then Perry becomes very good very quickly as evidenced here, but then the severe drug problems take over. Then you have later concerts where once again he isn't playing well. A lot of generally ignorant rock fans will take 1 or 2 examples as complete proof. They just don't really know what they're talking about.
This was a way better show than Texxas Jam 78'...Tyler could barely move during that show. Wish this whole concert would be released but as far as I know, what came out on Video Scrapbook is all there is. They were seriously cooking here. I think starting around '77 they went from the best live act on the planet to one of the more uneven ones. Saw them at the Baltimore Civic Center in '77 and it wasn't bad besides Joe Perry's equipment constantly going out...he eventually threw his Strat a mile high and threw some monitors off the stage. He actually mentions it in their autobiography. Also saw them on the Night in the Ruts tour with Crespo and also the RIAHP tour with Crespo/Dufay....both at the good old Cap Center. Both were great music wise but Steven Tyler was a mess for both. The Draw the Line tour gig in 77 was the best that I saw.
Who played guitar on Train-Kept-A-Rollin' studio recording? Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner said it was them. Alice Cooper was recording at the Record Plant next door to Aerosmith at the time. But some say Jimmy Page is the one who played on TKAR. Page came to say goodbye and took a shot at the solo. Who knows for sure?
Yeah, Steven was full of shit. He called Kramer the greatest at practically every show I saw, yet he was always showing him how he wanted him to play behind the scenes. Tyler was a musical genius, IMHO.
I sure prefer this to the Yardbirds version. Bit that was a less bass driven time. I like the YB mouth harp opening...does Tyler play the harmonica?....I'm not a huge Aero fan but I must say I can belt this tune out...almost as good as he can!.
I just recently learned that Joe Perry nor Brad Whitford recorded the solos to this song on the Album.. I am so bummed out. I feel like I've been tricked. I don't know that I will ever be the same again.
I always thought joe perry was a jeff beck jimmy page type player but he added more play, riffage than any of them in that he was less educated than them in guitar blues solos and they were more of a controled articulate flair .
I can't find the exact models online or in the book, the Gibson is a Black Beauty Custom with the pickguard removed, the Stratocaster is a sunburst, and I'm not sure of the year. Hope that helps.
Brad Whitford is an UNSUNG HERO
Brad Whitford is not an unsung hero to me! He is an awesome guy and he is so talented! Met him and Joey Kramer one night when I used to tend bar and I had four great seats for the concert the next night and they said they wanted to leave me four better tickets with backstage passes at the ticket window and it was such a cool thing for them to do! It was when they got back together in the 80s. I had met Joe previously with The Joe Perry Project, and that was very cool. I've seen Aerosmith more than any other band, even the Stones, which are close behind, but Brad and Joey will always have a special place in my heart. And it was nice to just hang out with them after the show. I was so happy that they started touring again and they have put out some fantastic music since that, too. Brad also just had a birthday! Keep on Rockin' Brad! And Joey, Tom, Joe and Steven with that million dollar voice. They are always on my playlist!
He'd be a little less unsung if a camera would point at him while he was soloing.
Iconic Steven Tyler striped outfit and moving everywhere on stage with that mic stand with the drug scarf 😆 Best frontman EVER. Joe Perry slayed on this performance and the rhythm section tight and flawless as always. That’s Aerosmith for you.
I think the reason he moves all around the stage is because he just did a line or two of coke before singing this song but I'm NO EXPERT on Steve's pre show habits in ANY WAY SHAPE OR FORM 😠SMFH..!!
I bet he had the best drugs too haha
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My Boys , my Boys , My Boys the Greatest. Right On
They were at the top of their game!! The same year the excellent album ROCKS came out!
Aerosmith did this song better than anybody.
Joe was def. much more precise in his playing than he was in the next few years. I wish this whole thing would be released on DVD with Texas Jam and all their other 70s appearances.
you hear how these were the heavy dope years, but Joe's got his shit together, guitar wise. No issues there. damn
their "dope years" really started around '77 but didn't get really bad until maybe '79-'83
ive been looking for this video for forever... Best Rock Band to ever walk the FUCKING PLANET
My goodness. There really was no one to compare with them.
Van halen back in 1978 and 79 destroyed Aerosmith
David Lee Roth ?😂😂😂😂
@@mr.astrophysics9115maybe he means between 75-77 after draw the line they were too high to play this well
@@mr.astrophysics9115 I'll take this Aerosmith over any Van Halen. Aerosmith wrote far, far better songs. Only Van Halen song I love is Panama. You can have your Jump.
@@lastchild6153 He could never sing like Tyler. Different leagues.
Joe Perry Is an animal on the guitar. No one rocks like him he is the definition of the word RAW.
These kids don't know real music, where you have to make music with your instrument and your talent. Today's music all you have to do is have some software and some words to go with it. This music is from my era, and I thank you for letting me go back to my younger years.
GODDAMN.....The best live version of the infamous "Train kept a rollin". I can't stop listening. And I can tell by his jumpsuits that was probably 75' when they had "Terrible" Ted Nugent as backup. I caught them summer of 75' at the old International Amphitheater. An old barn if there ever was one. So look easy to get in if ya got no tic. Ahhhhh memories 😎💯🔥
It literally says ‘76 you fucking moron.
This was 1976. I was there. And yes. Nugent along with The Outlaws and Foghat played this gig also.
Joe Fucking Perry
THIS WAS INSANE OMGGG one of the best performances I have seen of them WOWWW
Damn best version yet. Had an Aerosmith poster on my wall in 1976
Great! Aerosmith in their prime!! Would love to see them release the whole show!
Easily some of the most inspired live guitar playing I've ever heard out of Joe Perry. Ever.
Listen to him live from the get your wings tour, he smoked, especially Woman of the world!
Originally on album its Steve hunter and dick Wagner
@@bman778 seems he took the time to try and learn some of Steve and Dick's licks. Nothing compares to that album version that I've heard as of yet.
@GFNS58 They played it a lot before it got released in 1974. Try listening to the 1973 versions, you will hear that those cool solos existed way before Hunter and Wagner were brought in to record. Same thing goes for S.O.S. (Too Bad) and Lord of the thighs.
@@rock-n-rollmusicandmore6560
exactly, I see a man of culture here 👍
RFK stadium, DC 1976...Nazareth Nugent Skynyrd Aerosmith...amazing concert and rock era
Best version.
LORD HELP ME BUT I DO LOVE THIS AND WEEP WHEN I HEAR THIS BAND PLAY IT!!.
GOOD GOD, I LOVE ROCK!!!
Classic Aerosmith
Best version of Train Kept a Rollin #aerosmith rocks
I saw Aerosmith at Comiskey Park this same year. The upper deck caught on fire. Good times!
That MUST'VE BEEN SOMETHING TO SEE AN UPPER DECK ON FIRE
I love Aerosmith so much they are the ultimate rock n roll band
They didnt write it but they perfected it!
September 3rd 1976....Aerosmith, Derringer, Ian Hammer w/Jeff beck, Starz....Seattle Washington at the Kingdome....first concert I was allowed to drive to....even though there was a lot of echo in that dome it was an amazing night.
I love Page, but no one has that Boston swagger like Perry.
Always love when Joe throws in Peter Gunn
They fuckin rock
Still my favorite band! thanks for sharing it…played it over 29 times😁
That was the real one
I'll see you in hell
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Joe fucking Perry is why I play guitar today!!!!
Aerosmith Live is the way to go! The guitar play here is excellent as always and I sure do love this! I also remember Steven's outfit because I wanted a female version!! He always has the coolest clothes which compliment the awesome Rock! ♥️🤟♥️
My favorite Aerosmith song... Love the Henry Mancini bit at the end.
Batman theme song
Spyhunter theme Peter Gun 😊
These fucking guys are laying bricks. So good.
This is the Steven Tyler I remember!! I even saw you perform in this outfit. I said you would be my 1st love ❤️ forever ever & that was in 1973 ❤️ you still are Ty... for the great ride
Me too. We were lucky.
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I was present at that concert at the Pontiac silverdome in 1976 probably tripping on mescaline or LSD or something I'm sure but they were good times
Luv this song
yep i was born in the wrong era for my music taste. wish i was growing up in the late 60s and 1970s the golden era of rock n roll
Who among those of us who were at this show would ever imagine we'd be able to watch it on something called a personal computer >30 years later?!?!?
And I don't remember the sound being this good. The Silverdome sucked acoustically.
Was there. Triple bill, Aerosmith, Foghat and Ted Nugent.
That little scream he does @0:09 is Godly perfect.
Makes it the best version huzza that alone. Don't know if he ever did it like that again.
damn they were and still are one tight band
Once again, my brethren in rock n' roll has posted another gem.
Long Live Aerosmith
Nice!! Great upload! One of the greatest bands ever!! We're lucky!!
Smokin; version!
Joey's on fire.
Thank God...finally the whole song, and not just the 2nd half.
Where is this music today?!?!?! I want more.
Have you heard Greta Van Fleet? Young blood in old school tradition.
This style of music isn't produced anymore because too many p.c. pansies' would get BUTTHURT like "oh hey you hurt my feelings" aww boo-hoo cry me a rive build a bridge then get the fuck over it you crybaby pu**y 😠🙄😭🤣😝..!!
I saw them with Jeff Beck and Rick Derringer, all on stage together at the 'RocksTour' Anaheim Stadium 😎🤘
Not fare
Heavy Rock!
I was there, too! This was the Rocks tour. The fourth band was the Outlaws. I thought Ted had the most energy of the four bands.
yeah Joe Perry just plays mostly by feel. All the mean beautiful licks and riffs the guy has written, Whitford is a bad ass guitarist too but Perry and front man make 98% of Aerosmith. Not many guitarist with Joe Perry style
I disagree, I feel like Brat Whitford is vastly superior, Joe is like Keith Richards, he looks cool, and gets all the praise, but the true guitar god is the other guy. In this song, both Whitford and Perry shine, but I feel like Tom Hamilton, Joey Kramer, and Brad are the brains in Aerosmith, go listen to songs like lord of the thighs.
Liam Reuter have you got ears? Listen again to this performance by Perry and stop embarrassing yourself, because the taste and precision the guy is developing here is no less than amazing
Viejotrueno yeah, he can play it, but he couldn’t write a solo like that, he didn’t play on the studio recording, and every time I see Aerosmith, Joe Perry is very sloppy and loose, brad Whitford is always on point, he always wrote the best solos, and he came up with amazing songs like nobody’s fault. I’m not embarrassing myself, I’m aloud to have my opinion.
Don’t dismiss Brad as a songwriter or lead player. Last Child? Nobody’s Fault? Brad wrote those riffs and plays the solos.
beattie butler both amazing songs, Brad Whitford was a superb musician, everyone in Aerosmith was amazing, but Brad is definitely the secret weapon in Aerosmith
Your miles and mile better than the stones or anybody else. I’m kind of worried about saying that for unknown reason. No I not. Your THE BEST! Paul A. Bedard
kickass
This solo 4:26 and the one he played in Cal Jam II, are my favorite TKAR solos played by Joe. Also the one he played in this same year but in Offenbach. I think that 74-77 were the years where Joe played his best
They are the kings, Aerosmith in the 70s?
Fucking perfect
Damn, those drums...
Very nice !
Ungodly. I love it.
I saw them at Cobo Hall this same year.
Back when ROCK was ROCK!
when Aerosmith was Aerosmith songs sounds to believe in not the girly stuff later i still love the old music
Kickass👑👑👑😁😁😁;-)
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Yeah, what he said, hit mae! Bommmp!!!!
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Play it boys sing it sweet little women get along
One of the reasons Joe never played those solos very close to the "Get Your Wings" version was because it wasn't Joe or Brad playing those solos on the album in the first place. It was guitar session player phenoms Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner. Hunter plays the solos in the front of that recording and Wagner the solos on the back end. It was not a live recording from a concert either. Producer Jack Douglas took the final studio mix and blasted it through some speaker cabs in the stairwell of the Record Plant building to give it a live sound. The rowdy audience was a recording from George Harrison's Concert for Bangladesh that was dubbed in. It was a stroke of genius from Jack Douglas becase it's an iconic legendary cover of that song that Aerosmith fans have long associated with their concerts.
Not a lot of fans don’t know that but I did. Those are Alice Cooper’s guys and they told the whole story in a guitar magazine along time ago. Wish I would have bought now.
@@briandaniel5091When I discovered this it brought back a memory from around 1977. A friend of mine who was a year or two younger than me was into Alice Cooper. I had been a huge A.C. fan when I was ten years old but by the time I was 14 I had long since moved on. He went to see A.C. sometime around 1977 and went on and on and on about how good A.C.'s guitarists were. As a young aspiring guitar player myself, I laughed at him and said "WHAT???? You are CLUELESS about music" because I assumed he was talking about Glenn Buxton and Michael Bruce. LITTLE DID I KNOW LOL. Don't get me wrong, for the early 70's Glenn was very original and had good riffs but by comparison, neither he nor many other guitarists of that era were ever anywhere near as good as Hunter and Wagner. So my friend got to witness two of the best guitarists of the 1970's live.
they added in that stupid whistling? why would they fucking do that. stupid. if it were me i would've kept it silent and added no crowd noise.
The reason Perry didn't play this early on live was because he couldn't. He wasn't that good when they first started, but he could write music. By '76 clearly he was more than good enough. An amazing leap forward by Perry, wouldn't you agree?
Joe Perry is kind of a monster guitar player and I'm not sure if he's been rightly recognized....but...let's face it...get your wings is about the most definitive rock album of the 70's in it's way....you can't really capture that sound and feel anymore. It has its rightful place in Rock history. Still in its own place.
He gets criticized for some things and probably unfairly. When they started, he had the knack for writing cool things on guitar but he wasn't a great guitar player. Whitford was much more polished. So people see early concerts where he struggles and know that other guitarists played the solos on the album for Train Kept A Rollin and they use it as proof he isn't that good. Then Perry becomes very good very quickly as evidenced here, but then the severe drug problems take over. Then you have later concerts where once again he isn't playing well. A lot of generally ignorant rock fans will take 1 or 2 examples as complete proof. They just don't really know what they're talking about.
I first got the Scrapbook vid back in 88. Watch it constantly and STILL get pissed they cut Joey's solo from the TKAR vid.
This was a way better show than Texxas Jam 78'...Tyler could barely move during that show. Wish this whole concert would be released but as far as I know, what came out on Video Scrapbook is all there is. They were seriously cooking here. I think starting around '77 they went from the best live act on the planet to one of the more uneven ones. Saw them at the Baltimore Civic Center in '77 and it wasn't bad besides Joe Perry's equipment constantly going out...he eventually threw his Strat a mile high and threw some monitors off the stage. He actually mentions it in their autobiography. Also saw them on the Night in the Ruts tour with Crespo and also the RIAHP tour with Crespo/Dufay....both at the good old Cap Center. Both were great music wise but Steven Tyler was a mess for both. The Draw the Line tour gig in 77 was the best that I saw.
You gotta dig Tyler's threads
That bass is dope.
I want the full concert.
CLASSICO
I was at this show. Ted Nugent, Foghat & Aerosmith at the Silver Dome.
The Outlaws opened. I was there too.
Who played guitar on Train-Kept-A-Rollin' studio recording? Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner said it was them. Alice Cooper was recording at the Record Plant next door to Aerosmith at the time. But some say Jimmy Page is the one who played on TKAR. Page came to say goodbye and took a shot at the solo. Who knows for sure?
It says Steve Hunter and Dick Wagner in the liner notes in Get Your Wings
Not true
Brad can hang with anyone.
This is heroin Aerosmith. The boys are better now. The music was better then. That's reality.
Tyler looks like beetlejuice from all the smack!
They used hAEROin
David Pike Plus Cocaine
Yeah,thats true. When artist damn near kill themselves,their music is lethal.
Bill hicks was right
Nice to see Steven give Joey the credit he deserves instead of riding his ass like he usually does LOL!
Yeah, Steven was full of shit. He called Kramer the greatest at practically every show I saw, yet he was always showing him how he wanted him to play behind the scenes.
Tyler was a musical genius, IMHO.
I sure prefer this to the Yardbirds version. Bit that was a less bass driven time. I like the YB mouth harp opening...does Tyler play the harmonica?....I'm not a huge Aero fan but I must say I can belt this tune out...almost as good as he can!.
Tyler is much better at playing harmonica than the late Keith Relf was
@@JulioLeonFandinho true statement. I think Steven was to far gone in this to worry with the harp, lol.
You had to have a really good seat for it to sound good in the Silverdome.
I just recently learned that Joe Perry nor Brad Whitford recorded the solos to this song on the Album.. I am so bummed out. I feel like I've been tricked. I don't know that I will ever be the same again.
@nwo detox Steve hunter and dick wagner
cheer up little buckeroo
Steven looks like Dr Frankenfurter in a chain gang.
5/2023😮
Wow! I think I got it that time! Haha cool, not joking
The only stuff I have I got off youtube. But I'll see what I can do.
Train kept a rollin with vocoder this is more solid dynamic than the 1974 live is kind of shakey.
Perry was still learning how to play guitar in '74. By this time he knew.
Joe Fuckin Perry!!
Thought this was the song where steve yelled to the audience when I say stone temple rolling you yell "ALL FUCKING NIGHT LONG"
13 13 17 63 train kept a rollen tod infinity
'ello Peter Gunn!
I didn't think guitar players were this good that long ago, holy cow
The 70's had some of the best guitarists to ever live
Uli John Roth, Jan Akkerman, Frank Marino, Al Di Meola, Beck and many others...
Ever hear of Hendrix, Clapton, Beck or Page?
Was this REALLY AT the Pontiac Silverdome?
Yes.
I was there.
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Love Steven so Hot
Train kept a Rolling
Thai video is Fu#ki$g fire 🔥
this better than the yardbirds
How does he get the feedback at 4:16?
Single coils + really loud amplifiers.....
I always thought joe perry was a jeff beck jimmy page type player but he added more play, riffage than any of them in that he was less educated than them in guitar blues solos and they were more of a controled articulate flair .
micheal hills Joe Perry is so good. So is Brad. Superb guitar players. Brad wrote Last Child.
anyone know what guitar that is Joe is playing? I want it
i'll check in my Aerosmith book
I can't find the exact models online or in the book, the Gibson is a Black Beauty Custom with the pickguard removed, the Stratocaster is a sunburst, and I'm not sure of the year. Hope that helps.
@@towhee89 Aerosmith book? Reach me on facebook Josh.
Could you please post more from the Video Scrapbook?