He didn't write it entirely at that age, he just made up the chord progression of the intro, the development of the other sections and the lyrics were made afterwards with the band
I've been arguing for years now, that the introspect and wisdom reflected within many of the lyrics written by Rock, and "Alternative Rock" artists of the latter part of the 20th century, rival those of all the great "Classics" throughout history. But what really amazes me, is that this was accomplished primarily by our "youth". And it's my strong contention that the fact that this modern day "Age of Enlightenment" occurred during the same period as the "Psychedelic Era", was far more than a coincidence.
You should not have a platform you know you know you know you know. You know you know you know you know none had to be an effective communicator. You know you know you know
@@HarriBestReactions When I was a teenager, I cut out Aerosmith in big letters, colored with fluorescent crayons, tape to my bedroom walls and got a black light! My next band to go on the wall was Led Zeppelin then Slade, if you remember them.
I just posted the link to ST's band Chain Reaction....hope he listens....if he thinks that Dream On sounds different this will blow his mind !! Lol >>@
@@suzanneprock7286 I had a friend that cut out the letters of her favorite hockey player and suntanned his name on her back. You girls were craaaaaaazy! Love it.
It's so funny that you think it doesn't sound like him as I feel like it's quintessential Tyler. But I first heard all of his early stuff, of course and while his voice changed a bit, he still had that strong distinctive voice and trademark scream.
Hey it's the 78 year old grandma, well he sounds like himself to me in this song, but then I've been listening to Aerosmith since before you were born probably. You must have some pretty sensitive hearing to not recognize him. He is quite young at the recording of this, years of drugs and the high life made his voice a little more raspy I would think, He's one of the greatest as far as I am concerned and this is a favorite song for me.
It makes me chuckle that you love Steven Tyler but never heard what is probably Aerosmith's most iconic song. And I guess his voice is different in tone and raspiness but the style and swagger is still unmistakably Steven.
@@loriedwards4953 He's singing a ballad...not screaming out a rock song. Surely one of the first power rock ballads. Check out these two that came a bit later... You See Me Crying,and Home Tonight. T
YES, that definitely is Steven Tyler. The human voice matures as we get older. Killer, killer song and singer. I saw them live in Syracuse NY in 1976, in their prime and unbelievable.
I’m 60 years old and still get chills every time I hear this song just like I did when I first heard it back in the early 70s. Steven Tyler is unreal on vocals.
This is the real Steven Tyler voice. Mountains of cocaine, nine vocal surgeries and years of touring led to what he sounded like in the mid 80's when they resurrected their career. The man recreated himself in amazing fashion.
This is the voice of Aerosmith that I grew up on. It was that high range of Tyler's voice that was so distinctive to us at the time. (he always had passion) He's admitted that age has made it hard for him to reach some of those higher notes today. As far as taking his own advice too strongly..... all of those experiences are what make him the man he is today and I love who he is now so......
This was early Aerosmith doing something of a "Stairway to Heaven" thing. It was primarily a local hit in Boston when first released (in 1973) and then charted in the Top Ten nationally a couple of years later after the band had started to get more attention.
I love, love Steven Tyler’s voice especially from the early days. I am amazed he didn’t lose his voice with the stress on his vocals, drugs,operations…he has carried on! Aerosmith is a rocker’s rock band 🎸☮️💎😃
The album this song is from was the first album I ever bought, along with Carole King's first album, Tapestry. I know....two completely different kinds of music but loved both. You could hear shades of what you know of Stephen Tyler's voice near the end of the song---but some hard living can make a difference in one's voice along with simply aging. Try "Same Old Song and Dance" off Aerosmith's "Get Your Wings" album.
I saw an article recently that said the band Aerosmith has retired after 58 years due to the fact that Steven Tyler had suffered irreparable damage to his vocal cords. That is sad news, but what a record they have set. 58 years. Wow! So glad they've shared all that awesome music with us. Thanks guys! 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️
A young Steven Tyler, but still amazing. You can actually hear much of his style here in early development, but brilliant even then. I remember when this song came out. I think it was an instant hit. There are many versions where he sings this in recent years that sound so great.
I was going to take my oldest son to see Aerosmith for his first concert, my first Aerosmith concert, it was canceled because Stephen Tyler had problems with his throat and ended up having surgery on his vocal chords. We were pretty bummed, but ultimately glad he recovered and was still able to sing, The performances after, are a bit more raspy, than when he was younger.
70's Aerosmith is their classic material. Anything late 80's or later is not even close. 1) Seasons of Wither (74) 2) Adam's Apple- (75) 3) Last Child (76) 4) Kings & Queens (77) When you say does not sound like Steven Tyker this was 1973.their first album! This was the real A-Smith
I subscribed because within 3 minutes , I knew I was gonna like you. (and you actually listen) There's a lot of learning we can do from all music... as long as the music is heartfelt and authentic. If the song is at the least that, I'll listen, even if it's not me... because it's authentic expression of someone else' emotion. I love Steven Tyler ... I'd like to suggest Nights In White Satin by my favorite band, The Moody Blues... or Bridge of Sighs by Robin Trower. TY for your channel!
The classic Steven Tyler voice is actually an affectation that was common among the 70s rock bands. Tyler is just really fantastic at it. There is actually a recording of a live performance done only a few years ago. While not doing the metal scream, Tyler still sounds a lot like he does in this song. His voice has definitely changed as he is aged but he has kept it in good shape.
Their first hit from their first album. His scream at end sounds great, but 50 years of screaming and age has changed his voice. Still great but different.
Steven Tyler wrote sang and played the piano in "Dream On". Though he was much younger then .He has always been and continues to be a power house.Dynamic as ever.
I had the exact same confusion about Tyler's voice when I first heard it. Had to look it up. He explained he hadn't settled on his singing style yet. It was their first hit.
I’m surprised how surprised you are 😆 Maybe because I’ve followed Steven for decades and it seems to me like a natural progression. Steven is Steven, new and old. one of the greatest entertainers of all time. 👑
I read somewhere that Steven Tyler was unsure of his voice in the beginning and purposely used the higher raspier voice to give his voice more soul. The producer of Dream On told him to sing in his natural voice, which is what you just heard. I know the rock star life, and aging, has changed his voice but I think he should have used his natural voice more. He’s not the only singer to adjust his voice. Freddy Mercury usually sang as a tenor but his natural voice was baritone. I found this article www.grammy.com/grammys/news/dream-7-facts-about-aerosmiths-classic-song-grammy-hall-fame
This is the classic sound of Aerosmith - and Steven Tyler. They recorded "Dream On" in June of 1972... and it was released on their first album in January of 1971. The single peaked at #59 in 1971... but went to #6 when they re-released it in 1976. It was their highest charting single of the 1970's. It was amusing to hear you going on about how you couldn't believe that voice was Steben Tyler... because for those of us who were there in the 1970's - that is THE voice of Steven Tyler. Tyler was 24 years old when he recorded this song in 1972.
When Aerosmith Smith first started out in the early 70’s this is what their studio albums sounded like. As the years/decades passed they sounded more “live concert sound” with their studio tracks!!!!! I think they learned from ACDC who of course just give you energy no matter where they play be it live, studio, sound check, jam sessions or if they are dicking around in the bathroom!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 So says Austin Texas!!!! 😎🍸
Yea the fans know cos they knew when the song came out and they know the history of the band.But i am a neutral and i have great ears(if i must say myself😁) And this sounds nothing like him!
My daughter said the exact same thing when I first introduced her to this song!! 😂😂😂 She was like “No way is that Steven Tyler!”, but the funny thing is, this is the first song I heard in the 70’s from Aerosmith, and that’s the first voice of Tyler’s that I heard!!! 😂😂😂😂💜
I Don't Want to Miss a Thing. This song is almost FIFTY YEARS OLD (recorded in '72). Voices age just like everything else on or in our bodies. Try listening to Paul McCartney, or Neil Diamond. Even Elton's voice has changed considerably.
As the date of this charting single from their first album indicates, this is the first Aerosmith song most of us heard. You're hearing them and Steve Tyler not completely from current, (aka end) but this is their beginning. Listen to that whole first album, and see if his voice comes on more like you know of it in their later songs. He does belt it out towards the end, and that certainly had to sound a bit more like 'your' Steve Tyler. Great song to react to brother.
Steven Tyler painstakingly honed and crafted this song for years into this masterfully assembled, slow-building tour-de-force. A signature achievement.
In addition to age and the issues others have mentioned, Stevie T also made a conscious effort to sound a bit more macho starting in the mid to late.1970s.
I love Aerosmith. One of my favorites is “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing”. You might also like: “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You” by Michael Bolton, “Lie to Me” by Jonny Lang, “Run to You” by Whitney Houston, “Feels Like Rain” by John Hiatt, “We Are Love” by II Volo (an Italian operatic trio) & “Feels So Right” by Alabama.
i heard that version hundreds of times and when he sang it more recently I didn't get the 'that's not him' reaction , I was happy he can still hit all the long notes, he' must have Tom Jones genes.
This song could be arguably the best rock n roll song ever think about it the song cover every aspect of life whether you like it or not everyone has a expiration date
There is a more recent live version of him singing this with Southern California Children's Choir as a tribute to the victim's of the Boston Marathon Bombing. An older Steven but still great.
I had a friend who committed suicide that had written a note had this played at his funeral if you listen to the words real close they are amazing. Half of my life is in book written pages (school). God bless you and yours and God bless the USA
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70s Aerosmith is the best Aerosmith.
EASY HANDS and feet down ,, THEM 70s baby
Agreed 💯
Easily I didn't even like them halfway through the '80s I like to replacement band better than the new stuff.
Here's Steve singing it as Judge in 2011 Dream On.ruclips.net/video/-vtwOqwRkNg/видео.html
The Dream On above is sung LIVE by Steven when he judged on American Idol
He wrote this song when he was 14 years old, so much wisdom in those lyrics for such a young man!
I'm 44 and with all my "wisdom" I couldn't write no less think of anything close to this profound or timeless.
True "old soul".
He didn't write it entirely at that age, he just made up the chord progression of the intro, the development of the other sections and the lyrics were made afterwards with the band
I've been arguing for years now, that the introspect and wisdom reflected within many of the lyrics written by Rock, and "Alternative Rock" artists of the latter part of the 20th century, rival those of all the great "Classics" throughout history.
But what really amazes me, is that this was accomplished primarily by our "youth". And it's my strong contention that the fact that this modern day "Age of Enlightenment" occurred during the same period as the "Psychedelic Era", was far more than a coincidence.
You should not have a platform you know you know you know you know. You know you know you know you know none had to be an effective communicator. You know you know you know
You have to realize that this is early Aerosmith, he was alot younger, and one of my first loves. Trust me, this is Steven Tyler!
Yea i know its him...it just sounds so different.So many artists sound the same from when they were young..He doesn't to me
@@HarriBestReactions When I was a teenager, I cut out Aerosmith in big letters, colored with fluorescent crayons, tape to my bedroom walls and got a black light! My next band to go on the wall was Led Zeppelin then Slade, if you remember them.
I just posted the link to ST's band Chain Reaction....hope he listens....if he thinks that Dream On sounds different this will blow his mind !! Lol >>@
@@HarriBestReactions go listen to the link I posted. His band Chain Reaction when he was about 18....
ruclips.net/video/H2Z8zevcERE/видео.html
@@suzanneprock7286 I had a friend that cut out the letters of her favorite hockey player and suntanned his name on her back. You girls were craaaaaaazy! Love it.
I actually prefer the “young “ Steven Tyler vocals…✌🏻
Im looking for a 80s kid to claim this as a 80s song ,,Even though its from 1973
It's so funny that you think it doesn't sound like him as I feel like it's quintessential Tyler. But I first heard all of his early stuff, of course and while his voice changed a bit, he still had that strong distinctive voice and trademark scream.
Hey it's the 78 year old grandma, well he sounds like himself to me in this song, but then I've been listening to Aerosmith since before you were born probably. You must have some pretty sensitive hearing to not recognize him. He is quite young at the recording of this, years of drugs and the high life made his voice a little more raspy I would think, He's one of the greatest as far as I am concerned and this is a favorite song for me.
First Aerosmith song I ever heard. 70's Aerosmith is the best. Give "Back in the Saddle" a listen. It will knock you back in your chair.💎💎💎💎
And there song NO BODYS FAULT My Fav A ,S SONG FROM THE 1970s ,, IT IS SO NASTY ,, IN A GOOD WAY
Adam's Apple and Big Ten Inch Record. Classic.
Uncle Salty
It makes me chuckle that you love Steven Tyler but never heard what is probably Aerosmith's most iconic song. And I guess his voice is different in tone and raspiness but the style and swagger is still unmistakably Steven.
Amen 👏👏👏👏👏 I was listening to this in elementary school how could you not no this song!
NOT TO MENTION GREATEST HITS .
@@loriedwards4953 He's singing a ballad...not screaming out a rock song. Surely one of the first power rock ballads. Check out these two that came a bit later... You See Me Crying,and Home Tonight. T
He came by that rasp honestly - by the rigorous application of jack daniels, 8-balls, and vocal cord strain.
YES, that definitely is Steven Tyler. The human voice matures as we get older. Killer, killer song and singer. I saw them live in Syracuse NY in 1976, in their prime and unbelievable.
Lucky man. The Carrier Dome has had some absolutely iconic shows over the years. Princes show there comes to mind immediately.
I’m 60 years old and still get chills every time I hear this song just like I did when I first heard it back in the early 70s. Steven Tyler is unreal on vocals.
This is the real Steven Tyler voice. Mountains of cocaine, nine vocal surgeries and years of touring led to what he sounded like in the mid 80's when they resurrected their career. The man recreated himself in amazing fashion.
great comment sonny- the strain on his chords was immense, given his style of singing.
Sweet Emotion, Walk This Way, Last child, Back In The Saddle are the early Aerosmith must hears that were hits.
And Mama Kin!!! :)
Toys in the Attic Album was played so much I think I wore out several needles.(kids, records play with needles)
That putting his whole heart into it is why his voice has that rasp now. It's earned and beautiful.
I'm 59. He sounds like he always did to me. One of the best!
This is the voice of Aerosmith that I grew up on. It was that high range of Tyler's voice that was so distinctive to us at the time. (he always had passion) He's admitted that age has made it hard for him to reach some of those higher notes today. As far as taking his own advice too strongly..... all of those experiences are what make him the man he is today and I love who he is now so......
I love them and they are still going. I saw them in concert and it was great. XOXO Brandi Modrak XOXO means hugs and Kisses.
1984 at the Orpheum in Boston. Steve told us all to close our eyes when he said open them and dream on was at a white piano and the place went NUTS
Aerosmith never disappointed me in concert , one of my favorite bands and Steven Tyler is a great genuine guy❤ please check out seasons of wither 🙂
❤
Early 90's they were at the top of their game. Great show here in Louisville.
Yes, yes it is. I first heard this when I was in High School. Fabulous talent and performance.
Young Steven Taylor singing. Great song.
This was early Aerosmith doing something of a "Stairway to Heaven" thing. It was primarily a local hit in Boston when first released (in 1973) and then charted in the Top Ten nationally a couple of years later after the band had started to get more attention.
Happy i wasnt going crazy for hearing the Stairway thing..thank you
I saw them in concert twice and they sounded just as good in concert. Magnificent!!
Yes that's Steven Tyler. When you party and smoke and drink plentiful, your voice may change. I like both voices.
I love, love Steven Tyler’s voice especially from the early days. I am amazed he didn’t lose his voice with the stress on his vocals, drugs,operations…he has carried on! Aerosmith is a rocker’s rock band 🎸☮️💎😃
He was a lot younger when this song came out. Hence the clearer voice.
He can sing anyway he needs to for the song type. Extremely Multi Talented
You described this Perfectly.
A True Classic. Thank you 🕊❤
The album this song is from was the first album I ever bought, along with Carole King's first album, Tapestry. I know....two completely different kinds of music but loved both. You could hear shades of what you know of Stephen Tyler's voice near the end of the song---but some hard living can make a difference in one's voice along with simply aging. Try "Same Old Song and Dance" off Aerosmith's "Get Your Wings" album.
Compare this song to, Janie's Got a Gun. His voice is smooth there, too, lower though, not huskier but darker.
I saw an article recently that said the band Aerosmith has retired after 58 years due to the fact that Steven Tyler had suffered irreparable damage to his vocal cords.
That is sad news, but what a record they have set. 58 years. Wow!
So glad they've shared all that awesome music with us.
Thanks guys! 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️
Early Aerosmith is so good. Listen to the entire Rocks album. Amazing!!
STEVEN TYLERS VOCAL WILL ALWAYS AMAZE ME🥰. AEROSMITH is an amazing band🔥👑❤❤
A young Steven Tyler, but still amazing. You can actually hear much of his style here in early development, but brilliant even then. I remember when this song came out. I think it was an instant hit. There are many versions where he sings this in recent years that sound so great.
Yea..i heard some bits and pieces
But think of how young he was back then! It takes a lot of years of singing, screaming, drinking, partying and pain to gain that huskiness.
I was going to take my oldest son to see Aerosmith for his first concert, my first Aerosmith concert, it was canceled because Stephen Tyler had problems with his throat and ended up having surgery on his vocal chords.
We were pretty bummed, but ultimately glad he recovered and was still able to sing, The performances after, are a bit more raspy, than when he was younger.
Ughhhhh. The memories...😂 all good of course! Talk about taking you back...thanks❤
all time favorite Aerosmith song
Steven came from another galaxy
I Don't Want To Miss A Thing..the music video is a great one to view!!👍😁💜
IMHO, there's this song, and then there's the rest of Aerosmith's output. Dream On is on a whole different plane from the rest of their stuff.
70's Aerosmith is their classic material.
Anything late 80's or later is not even close.
1) Seasons of Wither (74)
2) Adam's Apple- (75)
3) Last Child (76)
4) Kings & Queens (77)
When you say does not sound like Steven Tyker this was 1973.their first album!
This was the real A-Smith
I'm a new subscriber, and this is my very favorite Aerosmith song!! Thanks !
I subscribed because within 3 minutes , I knew I was gonna like you. (and you actually listen)
There's a lot of learning we can do from all music... as long as the music is heartfelt and authentic.
If the song is at the least that, I'll listen, even if it's not me... because it's authentic expression of someone else' emotion.
I love Steven Tyler ... I'd like to suggest Nights In White Satin by my favorite band, The Moody Blues... or Bridge of Sighs by Robin Trower.
TY for your channel!
The classic Steven Tyler voice is actually an affectation that was common among the 70s rock bands. Tyler is just really fantastic at it. There is actually a recording of a live performance done only a few years ago. While not doing the metal scream, Tyler still sounds a lot like he does in this song. His voice has definitely changed as he is aged but he has kept it in good shape.
He was still a teen then and hadn’t partied so much!!!
Actually he was 24 when he recorded this song . Although I get what you are saying.
When you're young, voice is stronger/smoother. After 30-40 years of smokin'/drinkin'/drugin' etc. no doubt it affects your voice.
Just what I was going to say. A few decades and hard partying certainly changed his voice, but it’s still great.
I saw them in concert twice and it sounded just this great both times!
I truly thought it wasn't Tyler either... all I have to say is WOW
That’s the only Steven Tyler I’ve ever heard but I grew up in the 70s.
Amazing what hard living can do to a voice.
“Sick as a Dog”-🔥❤️
Early Aerosmith sounded much different.
I have seen Aerosmith twice and they were great.
Their first hit from their first album. His scream at end sounds great, but 50 years of screaming and age has changed his voice. Still great but different.
Steven Tyler wrote sang and played the piano in "Dream On".
Though he was much younger then .He has always been and continues to be a power house.Dynamic as ever.
ITS FUNNY AREOSMITH QUEEN MOST OF THE BANDS FORMED IN THE 70s AND THERE WERE PLENTY SOUNDED BETTER IN THE 70s and the best songs are from the 70s
Great reaction Harri.😀👍❤️✌️🌼
One of best front Men of all time!
'Kings and Queens' and 'Chip Away at the Stone' were always my favorites.
This is my favorite Aerosmith song.
Sweet Emotion .
I had the exact same confusion about Tyler's voice when I first heard it. Had to look it up. He explained he hadn't settled on his singing style yet. It was their first hit.
And from the first time I heard this there was no doubt that it was him singing. I don't understand why you doubted this.
I’m surprised how surprised you are 😆
Maybe because I’ve followed Steven for decades and it seems to me like a natural progression.
Steven is Steven, new and old. one of the greatest entertainers of all time. 👑
Steven Tyler wrote this song when he was 16yrs old genius
Spaced and Same Old Song and Dance are great tracks that never get reaction vids and should! His voice in the 70s was incredible
The early 70's Aerosmith is definitely my favorite.
I read somewhere that Steven Tyler was unsure of his voice in the beginning and purposely used the higher raspier voice to give his voice more soul. The producer of Dream On told him to sing in his natural voice, which is what you just heard. I know the rock star life, and aging, has changed his voice but I think he should have used his natural voice more. He’s not the only singer to adjust his voice. Freddy Mercury usually sang as a tenor but his natural voice was baritone. I found this article www.grammy.com/grammys/news/dream-7-facts-about-aerosmiths-classic-song-grammy-hall-fame
This is the classic sound of Aerosmith - and Steven Tyler. They recorded "Dream On" in June of 1972... and it was released on their first album in January of 1971. The single peaked at #59 in 1971... but went to #6 when they re-released it in 1976. It was their highest charting single of the 1970's. It was amusing to hear you going on about how you couldn't believe that voice was Steben Tyler... because for those of us who were there in the 1970's - that is THE voice of Steven Tyler. Tyler was 24 years old when he recorded this song in 1972.
When Aerosmith Smith first started out in the early 70’s this is what their studio albums sounded like. As the years/decades passed they sounded more “live concert sound” with their studio tracks!!!!! I think they learned from ACDC who of course just give you energy no matter where they play be it live, studio, sound check, jam sessions or if they are dicking around in the bathroom!!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 So says Austin Texas!!!! 😎🍸
You should listen to ‚back in the saddle’ from mid 70s … crazy tune🔥🔥 real screamin demon Steve T on that one.
Harri, it's a YOUNG Steven Tyler. The 70's were fun.
Listen to the first album…. he always sounded like that. Old Aerosmith is by far one of my favorite bands.
Aerosmith fans know it's Steven Tyler.
Yea the fans know cos they knew when the song came out and they know the history of the band.But i am a neutral and i have great ears(if i must say myself😁) And this sounds nothing like him!
@@HarriBestReactions If anything, the current Steven doesn't sound like him. 😁
Some of us don’t know him to sound any different than that!
My daughter said the exact same thing when I first introduced her to this song!! 😂😂😂 She was like “No way is that Steven Tyler!”, but the funny thing is, this is the first song I heard in the 70’s from Aerosmith, and that’s the first voice of Tyler’s that I heard!!! 😂😂😂😂💜
I Don't Want to Miss a Thing.
This song is almost FIFTY YEARS OLD (recorded in '72). Voices age just like everything else on or in our bodies. Try listening to Paul McCartney, or Neil Diamond. Even Elton's voice has changed considerably.
That IS Steven Tyler...
This was their huge first breakthrough hit, very atypical from the rest of their tunes
As the date of this charting single from their first album indicates, this is the first Aerosmith song most of us heard. You're hearing them and Steve Tyler not completely from current, (aka end) but this is their beginning. Listen to that whole first album, and see if his voice comes on more like you know of it in their later songs. He does belt it out towards the end, and that certainly had to sound a bit more like 'your' Steve Tyler. Great song to react to brother.
Saw these guys live in 88 it was amazing
You hear the husky, smokey Tyler voice near the end of the song.
Steven Tyler painstakingly honed and crafted this song for years into this masterfully assembled, slow-building tour-de-force. A signature achievement.
In addition to age and the issues others have mentioned, Stevie T also made a conscious effort to sound a bit more macho starting in the mid to late.1970s.
This is Baby Steven. :)
Love Aerosmith! This is early stuff..their first hit single. LAST CHILD and BACK IN THE SADDLE are two more great songs!! 😎🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦
Harri most people will tell you IF their HONEST ,, That 70s Aerosmith ROCKED THE HARDEST
Hello from Cody Wyoming! You're awesome😊
great song
I agree that it’s a combination of those and also singing like he does for 50 years. There are some great singers back in the day that can’t sing now.
I love Aerosmith. One of my favorites is “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing”. You might also like: “How Am I Supposed to Live Without You” by Michael Bolton, “Lie to Me” by Jonny Lang, “Run to You” by Whitney Houston, “Feels Like Rain” by John Hiatt, “We Are Love” by II Volo (an Italian operatic trio) & “Feels So Right” by Alabama.
This is the song that made me an Aerosmith fan when. He can sound so different in different songs. Check out their Honkin On Bobo album.
i heard that version hundreds of times and when he sang it more recently I didn't get the 'that's not him' reaction , I was happy he can still hit all the long notes, he' must have Tom Jones genes.
This song could be arguably the best rock n roll song ever think about it the song cover every aspect of life whether you like it or not everyone has a expiration date
I love early Tyler, the first 4 albums much more than the later stuff, it maybe because I grew up listening to them.
a lot of rockers have a rasp to their voice after years of partying
for example Stevie Nicks
There is a more recent live version of him singing this with Southern California Children's Choir as a tribute to the victim's of the Boston Marathon Bombing. An older Steven but still great.
I had a friend who committed suicide that had written a note had this played at his funeral if you listen to the words real close they are amazing. Half of my life is in book written pages (school). God bless you and yours and God bless the USA
"""TOYS IN THE ATTIC""" FIRST ALBUM---DISTINCTLY STEVENS TYLER, 100% AREOSMITH!!! KICKASS MUSIC FROM THE INCREDIBLE 70'S ONLY MUSIC & SOUND 🎶🎶🎶🎶. SURLY DOESN'T GET ANY BETTER THAN THIS MUSIC ERA... I'M A PROUD 70'S KINDA WOMAN---FO SHO....YEAH, GIVE ME MY SUNGLASSES 🕶️🕶️🕶️ PLEASE...LOL 😊 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎