Required listening for today, 7/14/2024

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Others?

 

[Lance Bunyon]

But but but the title is a year off.
Are you OK?

 

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But but but the title is a year off.
Are you OK?

Hah! Thanks, just a typo...

 

[Clark W]

Others?

Since you brought Aerosmith into this...

The first concert I ever attended was at the very young age of 11, and it was Aerosmith's "Rocks" Tour in 1977. 11 is also when I first picked up a bass guitar. Coincidence?

Needless to say Tom Hamilton was a huge influence on me in the early days along with John Paul Jones, John Entwistle, Chris Squire, and Geddy Lee.

I'm now listening to the "Rocks" album in it's entirety:



Side one

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Back in the Saddle"	Steven Tyler, Joe Perry	4:40
2.	"Last Child"	Tyler, Brad Whitford	3:27
3.	"Rats in the Cellar"	Tyler, Perry	4:02
4.	"Combination"	Perry	3:42
Total length:	15:51

Side two

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"Sick as a Dog"	Tyler, Tom Hamilton	4:25
2.	"Nobody's Fault"	Tyler, Whitford	4:40
3.	"Get the Lead Out"	Tyler, Perry	3:42
4.	"Lick and a Promise"	Tyler, Perry	3:04
5.	"Home Tonight"	Tyler	3:15
Total length:	19:06

 

[bassdude51]

Yeah, I know..........."old school" but he was the king of rock n roll and his songs never go out of fashion. Chuck was a triple treat, singer, song writer and player.

 

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Yeah, I know..........."old school" but he was the king of rock n roll and his songs never go out of fashion. Chuck was a triple treat, singer, song writer and player.

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Yeah, but... Did the Chuckster ever cover the French Revolution??

 

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Ok, ok, not just the French, but at least keep it to monarchs who "gave their heads" for the Freedom of their Peoples!