The guitarist Joe Perry needn't be in the shadows. In the 70's they was hesitant to put this song on the album because of the piano. Turns out to be one of their biggest hits!
About 15 years ago a friend of mine drove lighting trucks for Aerosmith! We drove to West Palm Beach for 2 nights of rocking out with Aerosmith! I was sitting backstage with Kris when a black limo pulled in. The window rolled down & it was Steven who said, Hey gorgeous! He then called Kris over and asked him to go outside. There were 2 girls outside in a line of groupies. The one girl was in a wheelchair & had a sign that she had made a scarf for him. Steven is normally all over the stage and he is in his 70s!! He always has scarves on the microphone stand. He told Kris to bring them in! Kris did. You could see by her hands & legs, this girl was paralyzed! Her friend said she was in a wreck a year before, paralyzed from the waist down! She just wanted to kill herself! Her favorite band was Aerosmith! Her friend said if you kill yourself, who will I take to see Zero smith next year!!?? So she agreed to wait. She started making scarves. Steven went right over to her and immediately asked if it was okay if he sat on the ground? She said yes. He spent about 30 minutes just talking to this girl! He is such a sweetheart! He asked where her tickets were. Bad seats, in what I call the nosebleed section, so high up you get a nosebleed! He said, no, no! Kris, take her to family section! She was on stage but off to the side with us!!
Love stories like this. Just shows that he was able to keep that down home country (NH) charm & that he keeps it real. Aerosmith has been one of my favorite bands for many years. So each song brings back a place in time of memories.
Steven Tyler has one of those rare iconic voices that is only heard in a Lifetime, like Mercury, Prince. I feel honored to have been born during this musical time on earth with these absolutely talented people.
And yes Steven is highly regarded as one of the best rock singers of all time. One of the most impressive things about him, is that even now into his 70's he's still able to sing in all the same registers and octave/keys he always has. Most bands play songs in a lower key live once their singers start to get older, but Aerosmith has never done that. He's one of the best, and Aerosmith is the best selling american band of all time.
Steven will always be, "ONE of the best" frontmen and singers of all the time. ONE of the best after Freddie Mercury. Only difference is Steven screams the high notes and Freddie actually sang them. I love Steven and when i went to see him at 16 back in 78/79, he sounded the same way he does now. He sure doesn't walk or get around that stage like he used to back then. But he sure as hell still tries and is still sexy going it.
@@loriboulais2924 Say what you will about him as a person, but Axel Rose is also regarded as one of the greatest rock singers of all time, having one of the largest vocal ranges. There are several videos that do analysis and compare him to Freddie Mercury in terms of raw talent.
@@loriboulais2924 I saw him in st louis,at the old arena(hockey) in 1983. He kept falling off the stage. Glad he sobered up. Another attribute about Steven Tyler, he is always trying to, or actually managing to collaborate with all genres! He LIVES/ LOVES music!
Wow! I had no idea it took so much time to be written! I loved listening to it in the car while driving on long trips back in the my college days in the mid 1970's. I would love to hear it on a good sound system because it was awesome just in the car's cassette player! This version is more sad with the references to the Bostom marathon bombing. That was such a tragic event!
“Sing for the laughter, sing for the tears”. No matter how hard life is, never give up, laugh and sing and cry and dream through it all until your dreams come true. There is no limit to what we are capable of. Embrace all that is life.
Yes, well said. But what does "well past their prime" mean? He sounds pretty "prime" to me! True, Steven's voice has matured. But neither one of them has gone past anything!!!
If you look up ROCK STAR in the dictionary, Steven Tyler's picture is there. He is the poster child for everything a rock star is and I don't think anyone would argue that point. Man is a LEGEND!
Yes. Why ppl don't know this today?? It's 80' music. No bs. Live stadiums without autotune. Freddy, MJ, Steve and many many more. The only artists doing this today are Kpop artists. Check out BTS live on arenas all around The 🌎. This is key to understanding their success. Go hard go live do crazy concerts write your own music produce/arrange you own music write your own honest lyrics. Not easy right?
@@celeste1737 Steven Tyler is to America what Robert Plant is to Great Britain. True rock stars that have been around since the early days. Chris was WAY more introverted and didn't cultivate that rock star image at all.
Not just 50 and up! I’m 28, grew up listening to Aerosmith (and most every other band/music genre past and present), and don’t know a single person who doesn’t know who Aerosmith is. I was actually lucky enough to go to an Aerosmith concert when I was in high school, as my father won free tickets at work for the concert that same night and took me as my mother couldn’t go. Best concert I’ve ever been to hands down. I loved their music before, but hearing them live took it to a whole other level, unfathomably better than any recording I’ve ever heard of them, and it was outside late at night in the pouring rain which funnily enough made it even better. I was just in absolute awe at the level of talent exemplified on that stage. I’ll never forget it as long as I live. True legends.
@@BhappyD He said he knew Aerosmith sung with RunDMc "Walk This Way" but has never explored the group further. Take him at his words, he's really enjoying Steven Tyler's voice now.
I've been with Aerosmith and Steven Tyler since "Toys In The Attic" The dedication of this song for this tragedy, Is breathtaking❣ Steven is also a very sweet, kindhearted man. I am honored to listen.
Steven wrote this song when he was only 13 years old. I first saw them in October 1973 in a school gym. The song is about looking back on a very long career which is what they are now doing. 51 years togther
My first time seeing them was in 1972 at a place called The Surf on Nantasket Beach in Hull, MA. I've got to meet Steve Tyler and he's one of the most down to earth guys you'll ever meet.
Aerosmith & Steven Tyler are legends starting from the 70’s. He is one of the very best (Freddie Mercury will always hold the top spot). As good as this is, listen to the original recording with his voice at full power and to hear his biggest vocal ever try the Oscar nominated I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing (from Armageddon co-staring his daughter Liv Tyler).
Goosebumps. I love this version more than the original. While I was not a big Aerosmith fan, Steven Tyler is untouchable as far as his voice goes and yes he's eccentric, that makes him a one of a kind. Admire him for sure.
His voice has a sonic-ity that is instantly recognized and never forgotten. Yes sir. Definitely and interesting “guy”. Right up there will the best of the best. And Joe Perry is a virtuoso on guitar.
I still like his earlier version of this song. I went to one of his concerts and he was incredibly active dancing and jumping for his age. The coolest thing was EVERY single generation was at that concert! Best concert EVER.
Yes! The original radio version is excellent. People thought it was Zeppelin since they were basically unknown…until this. I listened all through the 80’s but none ever quite rivaled this one. Iconic.
Steven has a crazy 4 octave vocal range. Nicknamed the demon of screamin and has been in the business with Aerosmith with many hits, including walk this way with run dmc, the pioneer of mixing hard rock with rap. They have a huge catalog of songs, my favorite is Jamie got a gun. Another big step forward in making a heavy rock song that means something important.
This has always been a powerful song as sung by Mr. Tyler, but with the years of life experience he has now, there is a new depth of emotion to his singing. And the guitar work is also brilliant, by the way.
It's not the younger man, but oh the years on that song and on us coupled with that video. The emotion only he can express. Please learn about that fantastic guitar player too. Best duo.
He’s one of the best. If you like him here you’ll love him when he was younger and had an even bigger register. And Joe Perry is a top guitarist. Hope you do more early Aerosmith!
Joe gets a lot of well deserved credit and praise for his guitarwork, but it's kind of a shame how people forget about Brad Whitford who is every bit as vital a part of the Aerosmith sound as Joe, and as good a guitarist in his own right in my opinion. Aerosmith wouldn't be the same without either one of them (or for that matter Tom on the bass or Joey on the drums). There's a reason the "fall" of Aerosmith came when Joe and Brad left (even if Rick Dufay and Jimmy Crespo did a decent enough job of filling in) and their rise back to prominence came after Brad and Joe came returned.
I love watching people step outside their comfort zone to learn about and appreciate another genre. and dude, he is legendary in the rock genre and I think that when we can analyze lyrics and make them our own in very personal and very different ways, that is what creates a true "classic". Dream On can be many things to many different listeners, upbeat and hopeful, angry over the trials we go through reaching our dreams, sad with regret for things lost ... it easily covers a broad range of emotions. There are great artists, legendary artists then there are rock gods. IMO Steven Tyler is a rock god. I think many, if not most of our best rock artists were classically trained or had a lot of exposure to classic music theory. His talent is in his DNA and if his philanthropy is any indicator, he is a good human being perhaps even rectifying for previous sins IDK but his current rep is solid.
MrLboyd, you are listening to a live version of this song nearly 50 years after its release. Steven Tyler's voice is great in this considering he was 25 years old when this was released and in this recording he is 65 years old. You must listen to the original studio recording. All these guys are in their 70s now.
That's one of the masterful things about Aerosmith. His songs can go both joyful and sad. It all depends on your emotions at the time and how you hear it. Aerosmith is definitely an icon that will live on forever.
Dude... this genre has so many more singers. Do you want singers? Then this is how you get singers... Rock and Roll and Heavy Metal from Blues is untouchable. Steve Tyler is beyond legendary.
Jon Bon Jovi is in the same level with career and songwriting, for which he is greatly respected by feelow musicians. Steve Perry and Joe Perry aren't brothers. Perry is a very common name. They grew up 3000 miles apart with different parents. Steve grew up in California, and Joe is from my state of Massachusetts.
Steven's voice is iconic and instantly recognizable. No one sounds like him. He's one of those rare singers like that. I got to see Aerosmith in concert in the late 80s and it was epic.
The song evokes nostalgia. Nostalgia is a funny emotion to pin down. It's sad/wistful, but it's also whimsical. The sadness of what is gone and the gladness that it happened.
I have all my life...while my sisters listend to teen idol boys my love was Aerosmith n rock bands of that time..I grew up listening to Steven Tyler sing n loved all of Aerosmith Songs
Exactly. But it was nice of Run... to cover it and ask Tyler to participate. It helped kick Aerosmith back on track. They had gone through a rough time with Tyler's addictions. I remember when they did the video for that and when I saw Tyler in it, I was happy. After that, their comeback was really great. Some people complain that they were not the same because the music style had changed. But Tyler did an interview (in the 80's) and they asked him about that. His response was that during the 70's he was so stoned his full potential never really came out. This time around he can focus and experiment. Nothing wrong in a style changing. All that means is you have music out there for your original fans and you have music out there for a whole new generation of fans. That is how you hang on. I never really go into their 70's music -- some of it was o.k; like this song for instance -- which blew my mind that they would come up with this type of song back then. And I liked "Walk this way", of course. But I liked everything they cranked out in the 80's. He is a serious musician, despite his track record in life -- no body is perfect. I am just glad he survived and still alive today. He almost went 6 feel under, a couple times, in the 70's. That would have been a complete waste and shame. Thank you Steven Tyler and company for many wonderful years of great music!
@@jodileben694 The younger generation, for sure. Most think that it was Run DMC’s song!…. And would ask: Who is that old White guy??? …. We watching the YV video. So hilarious 😁😂😂😂😂 then we’d school them 😉👍🏽 And needless to say, they fell in love with it. 😊
@@lightwarrior432 Well, if it makes it any better, I have four boys who were raised on 80s rock! My boys listen to everything from Frank Sinatra to Rammstein and everything in between! They know what's what! ;) Ages 16-23 yrs.
I'm kind of chuckling and kind of incredulous that you have NEVER heard Mr. Steven Tyler's voice before? OMG DUDE, you are obviously younger than I and THIS makes me feel truly privileged and fortunate to have grown up listening and loving bands like these.....We truly lived during a time of true musical creative genius ....Go listen to some more....the man is probably one of the most decent and talented in the business for his time.....
OMG me too (71’) so grew up with the best - Aerosmith, Zeppelin, Queen, Jovi, Skynard, Halen, Def Lepard, Crue, Creed and Nazareth - Journey, Chicago - So so many - FEELING very privileged to grow up on these greats!!!!
My jaw literally dropped when he asked "is he (famous/well-known? I don't recall) in this genre..." Are you SERIOUS, dude!?!? How can you offer commentary on any music, especially Rock and Roll without ever having heard of Steve Tyler? Good grief. The ONLY positive thing I got from this was being introduced to a video/recording of this song. I never knew it existed and can't wait to find a version that isn't chopped to bits by his inane and senseless chatter.
Ahhh, those were good times, indeed. Wish, wish, wish I'd have been able to have seen them in concert!! 😭 BUT...I did get to see/hear some totally off the chain greats at the Houston Astrodome: Texas Jam, 1982, headlined by none other than ... Journey!! Freaking awesome! Look up the list of others there -- you'll envy me forever...😂🤣 JK!!? 😋😉
It's a classic song that is timeless, poignant, and never-ending of what it can become. It's the most brilliant song (according to me) that Steven has written. His voice is so stellar rock and roll great, and what a wonderful tribute to Boston and the people, as the love is there from the band and their home roots. Aerosmith is simply one of the best damn sources of delicious music out there. Love em Large! TBone
You really owe it to yourself to hear the studio versions of all these classic songs as your first experience with a song, these live versions are great and novel, but rarely hold a candle to what we got on the original albums. I know I personally would be more stoked to see those reactions anyway. Either way, all the best!
I am from Boston I have been listening to them since I was 10 yrs old in 1975. I love their Toys in the Attic album they have been around for decades and one of the greatest of this type of music. They are phenomenal in concert as well and very patriotic!!
@@dannybrazil3986 Agreed. In our neighborhood there were garage bands on almost every block. It was a fun and original time. Even if original tunes never made it on the charts - it was the spirit of creativity - a vibrant era.🍃
Still one of the best bands and songs ever. That voice... wow. Not a single wasted bit of sound or breath, just pure connection with the lyric, the melody, the message, the audience...
Aerosmith is legendary, man. This is just the tip of the iceberg. I've seen them live and they are awesome. This is one of their many classics. Listen to the original. This is a slowed down unique version they did.
Aren't they fantastic live? My husband and I have seen them five times, and they were excellent every time. I saw the Rolling Stones back in '78 and, while they were good, Steven has a better voice than Jagger. Enjoyed them even more than the Stones. For me, the only concerts that were as good as Aerosmith were Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy and B.B. King.
I had the privilege to see him live in San Antonio about 4 years ago. He played this song with a piano only. All I have to say is that it was amazing, wonderful, beautiful and I could not believe I got to see one of my favorite singers ever! And yes, MASTERFUL! Go back and hear his music from the 70’s and beyond!
This is one of my favourite songs of all time. I have never heard this version and it is amazing. Steven Tyler and Joe Perry are both unbelievably talented. I love that Steven Tyler can add new layers and depth to this song (and still hit those high notes) over 40 years after this song was first released. Love it!!!
His voice is legendary! And this isn't even his best! The high notes he used to hit were incredible. Still. He has amazing control and command over his vocals. He paints a picture in your mind with each note and breath.
I was musically trained from my youth, so I recognized Steven Tyler’s AMAZING vocal talent at the very start. His voice is older now, but he’s only gotten BETTER! Give a listen to his lullaby to his baby girl... whoa!!!
Steven Tyler & @Aerosmith IS an Iconic LEGEND in his/their own right that has spanned GENERATIONS!! At 41yo I covet my memories of my parent's 8 track, vinals, cassettes THEN my 1st concert seeing them, recorded my own 80's mixed tapes & listening w/ my lifelong bestie as kids...
My husband gets worried when songs like this make me cry every time I hear them. I tell him it’s a good cry but he still tries to comfort me. This version is so much more haunting than the radio version though. Love me some Aerosmith and I miss the days when artists did live performances without lip syncing
Mr. Lboyd, sir, you need to hear him do this in 1973. You will love it. I was blown away then at how his young self could deliver. This Steven Tyler's delivery for the tribute was awesome with the deeper, raspier and emoyianal delivery.
The best version of this song is a live concert done on MTV in the 80s with orchestra backup - his voice has aged and he doesn't quite hit the notes he used to and he is arguably one of the best voices in rock music.
Didn’t he have an issue with his vocal cords several years ago? He was forced to not sing or talk for months. This was when he was a judge on American Idol, I think.
So very many hits. You have to check them all out. Crazy, I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing, Dude Looks Like a Lady, Sweet Emotion, Janie’s Got a Gun and you can’t miss Walk this Way (with Run DMC).
@@vankesselable yeah was always a toss up for me between Steven Tyler and Steve Perry on whose vocals where better. Stephen Tyler still sings though and Perry just writes and produces he never liked being a front man.
He absolutely is a god in this genre. I grew up listening to Aerosmith and it’s always been incredible. You should also listen to the original version of this from earlier recordings. It’s always brought on such FEELS.
I love this version of this song. That's Joe Perry from Aerosmith playing the guitar. The chorus singing makes this version beautiful. You should listen to the original song. It's awesome.
I chose this song as one of the songs played at my wife's funeral in 2006 when she was just 27. It perfectly encapsulated her and her life lived. It will always always remind me of her more so than her funeral. Beautifully written, beautifully performed.
I've been listening to Aerosmith since the seventies and I've never been disappointed, Steven Tyler voice is ranked among the greatest of all time and like yourself I'm a black man who's amazed by his talent
Would love nothing more than to see you react to more Aerosmith songs. Hearing you ask if he's considered one of the best singers is the kind of thing that gets me to come back to see more reactions! Genuine interest and appreciation for things make a reaction channel what it is and are why I enjoy this one so much.
Steven Tyler for me is one of THE voices of rock from the 80's and 90's. I've been listening to that voice for as long as I can remember listening to music on the radio. **EDIT** and yea, the song itself is pretty legendary since its' release in 1973. If you like his story telling... check out "Janey's got a gun"
70s and 80s. I would say Robert Plant and Steve Perry are better than Steven Tyler. Best of the 90s. Layne Staley number one, no comparison. Chris Cornell number two.
"Janie's Got A Gun" is an interesting showcase of his voice. Also "Dude Walks Like a Lady". His range is ALL OVER THE PLACE and if your just hearing him there is so much more. I'm 49 and have been listening since I was a teen. Don't know of anyone quite like him.
Steven Tyler and Joe Perry are the bread and butter of Aerosmith his voice has taken a lot with the way he sings. This was a different version of the song for those who died in the marathon in Boston. Steven hasn’t lost his voice but now he needs to protect it if he wants to sing. Joe Perry and Slash are icons of guitar players nobody is like them ….
Boston Strong ~ I cried a bit l too. We used to go to the restaurant Crystal worked at in Arlington. & the brothers lived in our town. (Right across the st from the restaurant my son worked at In East Cambridge ..ate there occasionally ) . The younger brother went to our local high school. . CR & L. . . It was all so surreal. ..and horribly tragic... ... cant believe how long its been either! The video is very touching, . Heart-felt . I've never seen a yt reaction to it. ( really appreciate his reaction too ) First time I saw Aerosmith, was when they played at the Catholic high school in our town. Early 70s .. . They lived close by ,one town over.. lots of great memories! Yrs later.family/ friends became close pals w ST. ( I only met him once ) . Just a very talented bunch of Hometown boys. ( & NH) The oundtrack of our 70s/80s/ 90s lives..
I think the crazy part is that he was in his mid 60’s when he sang this tribute. He has better vocal performances under his belt from. His peak years but he still crushes the performance because he is that much better than most.
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Thanks man!! 🤘🏼Love the video
Wow Aerosmith I am big fan !
Holy shit
Oh wow! Love you guys 💗
Love you guys man!!!
Oh damn 🤘
He wrote this song when he was 16. I hope you also listen to the original recording. It's incredible.
Yes - as moving as this is, it's the earlier versions that show his and Joe Perry's true powers.
I knew he wrote it when he was 16, but didn't knw there was an original. Thanks.
@@jackyray6088 How would there not be an original when they are just doing the live version here? But okay. :)
@@jackyray6088 it was on one of their albums in the 70s! That original!!
The guitarist Joe Perry needn't be in the shadows.
In the 70's they was hesitant to put this song on the album because of the piano. Turns out to be one of their biggest hits!
He wrote at 16 years old, the guy is a genius. He is with out a doubt one of the greatest voices Rock and Roll gave us.
I heard somewhere he wrote it at 14, while still insecure about his voice but I could be wrong
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About 15 years ago a friend of mine drove lighting trucks for Aerosmith! We drove to West Palm Beach for 2 nights of rocking out with Aerosmith! I was sitting backstage with Kris when a black limo pulled in. The window rolled down & it was Steven who said, Hey gorgeous!
He then called Kris over and asked him to go outside. There were 2 girls outside in a line of groupies. The one girl was in a wheelchair & had a sign that she had made a scarf for him. Steven is normally all over the stage and he is in his 70s!! He always has scarves on the microphone stand.
He told Kris to bring them in! Kris did.
You could see by her hands & legs, this girl was paralyzed! Her friend said she was in a wreck a year before, paralyzed from the waist down! She just wanted to kill herself! Her favorite band was Aerosmith! Her friend said if you kill yourself, who will I take to see Zero smith next year!!??
So she agreed to wait. She started making scarves.
Steven went right over to her and immediately asked if it was okay if he sat on the ground? She said yes. He spent about 30 minutes just talking to this girl! He is such a sweetheart! He asked where her tickets were. Bad seats, in what I call the nosebleed section, so high up you get a nosebleed!
He said, no, no! Kris, take her to family section! She was on stage but off to the side with us!!
That's awesome! He probably gave that girl something to live for. She will remember his words for life! Thanks for sharing!
this story bring tears of joy
Love stories like this. Just shows that he was able to keep that down home country (NH) charm & that he keeps it real. Aerosmith has been one of my favorite bands for many years. So each song brings back a place in time of memories.
Incredible story! Thanks for sharing. 💝
This made me cry, that he made this moment a special one for her. I little kindness goes a long way.
Steven Tyler has one of those rare iconic voices that is only heard in a Lifetime, like Mercury, Prince. I feel honored to have been born during this musical time on earth with these absolutely talented people.
Don't forget Adam Lambert. He fronts Queen.
So many iconic voices from my youth he's a favorite
Steven Tyler is an original. He is one of the premiere rock singers... there is no voice like his. I absolutely love him.
Don’t forget Lemmy and Rob Halford
ME TOO! Absolutely!!💚💚💚
And yes Steven is highly regarded as one of the best rock singers of all time. One of the most impressive things about him, is that even now into his 70's he's still able to sing in all the same registers and octave/keys he always has. Most bands play songs in a lower key live once their singers start to get older, but Aerosmith has never done that. He's one of the best, and Aerosmith is the best selling american band of all time.
#true dat'
Steven will always be, "ONE of the best" frontmen and singers of all the time. ONE of the best after Freddie Mercury. Only difference is Steven screams the high notes and Freddie actually sang them. I love Steven and when i went to see him at 16 back in 78/79, he sounded the same way he does now. He sure doesn't walk or get around that stage like he used to back then. But he sure as hell still tries and is still sexy going it.
Agee!
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Say what you will about him as a person, but Axel Rose is also regarded as one of the greatest rock singers of all time, having one of the largest vocal ranges. There are several videos that do analysis and compare him to Freddie Mercury in terms of raw talent.
@@loriboulais2924 I saw him in st louis,at the old arena(hockey) in 1983. He kept falling off the stage. Glad he sobered up. Another attribute about Steven Tyler, he is always trying to, or actually managing to collaborate with all genres! He LIVES/ LOVES music!
Steven Tyler is now 73-years-old. The song is 48-years-old. The writing process took six years.
73 and still hot!
Perfection, it develops well over time. It always seems to get better and better.
Wow! I had no idea it took so much time to be written! I loved listening to it in the car while driving on long trips back in the my college days in the mid 1970's. I would love to hear it on a good sound system because it was awesome just in the car's cassette player! This version is more sad with the references to the Bostom marathon bombing. That was such a tragic event!
Definitely masterful to say the least. Steven Tyler is one of a group of old rock stars that have a voice that is epic! Love his voice.
I guess he don't wanna miss a thing? 🤔
“Sing for the laughter, sing for the tears”. No matter how hard life is, never give up, laugh and sing and cry and dream through it all until your dreams come true. There is no limit to what we are capable of. Embrace all that is life.
Thank you. I needed this tonight
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Yeah dude. U witnessing actual rock legends…way past their prime and still majestic. You dipping your toes in waters that are absolutely fascinating
Well said.
Yes, well said. But what does "well past their prime" mean? He sounds pretty "prime" to me! True, Steven's voice has matured. But neither one of them has gone past anything!!!
Oh ya my era too.I miss it
@@marshamoore8385 prime meaning at their best. So yeah....they way past that. Still amazing though
He's 73 and still rocking! 🤘
If you look up ROCK STAR in the dictionary, Steven Tyler's picture is there. He is the poster child for everything a rock star is and I don't think anyone would argue that point. Man is a LEGEND!
Yes. Why ppl don't know this today?? It's 80' music. No bs. Live stadiums without autotune. Freddy, MJ, Steve and many many more. The only artists doing this today are Kpop artists. Check out BTS live on arenas all around The 🌎. This is key to understanding their success. Go hard go live do crazy concerts write your own music produce/arrange you own music write your own honest lyrics. Not easy right?
All facts, but I would add Chris Cornell’s pic right next to him
@@celeste1737 Steven Tyler is to America what Robert Plant is to Great Britain. True rock stars that have been around since the early days. Chris was WAY more introverted and didn't cultivate that rock star image at all.
He’s one of the greatest, definitely, in a long list of music singers.
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a picture in a dictionary…. Not Webster or Oxford, Miriam or even Macquarie….
i grew up listening to that voice. after 50 years it still gives me goosebumps.
yep, very few songs give me goosebumps, or make me shiver, but this one does. an absolute classic.
Ditto!
Ong I used to lay on the floor with 2 huge speakers and crank up this song..
@@lydiamatthews9753 Oh yeah. I used to lay between 2 Fisher speakers the size of refrigerators!
And he was in his 70's here, amazing.
This song was released in 1973, 50 years later they do this version. Amazing voice still after all these years!!!
The bombings were in 2013, and I presume this tribute was in relation to that so it's around 40 years.
Was a prom song
He is a freakin legend in this genre!
Very eccentric. A true artist. Everyone age 50 and up, White or Black, HAS to know of him.
Not just 50 and up! I’m 28, grew up listening to Aerosmith (and most every other band/music genre past and present), and don’t know a single person who doesn’t know who Aerosmith is. I was actually lucky enough to go to an Aerosmith concert when I was in high school, as my father won free tickets at work for the concert that same night and took me as my mother couldn’t go. Best concert I’ve ever been to hands down. I loved their music before, but hearing them live took it to a whole other level, unfathomably better than any recording I’ve ever heard of them, and it was outside late at night in the pouring rain which funnily enough made it even better. I was just in absolute awe at the level of talent exemplified on that stage. I’ll never forget it as long as I live. True legends.
@@BhappyD He said he knew Aerosmith sung with RunDMc "Walk This Way" but has never explored the group further. Take him at his words, he's really enjoying Steven Tyler's voice now.
The original recorded version takes you all the way back to that era of music. Amazing
This is a nice tribute but the original is way better. Had it on 8 tack.
Yes. If you are new to Aerosmith then listen to the original.
The original is the best.
Yea the original was way better
I second that
I've been with Aerosmith and
Steven Tyler since
"Toys In The Attic"
The dedication of this song for this tragedy,
Is breathtaking❣
Steven is also a very sweet, kindhearted man. I am honored to listen.
Steven wrote this song when he was only 13 years old. I first saw them in October 1973 in a school gym. The song is about looking back on a very long career which is what they are now doing. 51 years togther
My first time seeing them was in 1972 at a place called The Surf on Nantasket Beach in Hull, MA. I've got to meet Steve Tyler and he's one of the most down to earth guys you'll ever meet.
My sister saw them at the Marlboro High School gym in Marlboro Massachusetts. I couldn't go 😪
@@brucevidito4923 I saw them there too
That's amazing.
I saw Aerosmith in 1973 also. The warm up band was unknown at the time ... KISS.
Aerosmith & Steven Tyler are legends starting from the 70’s. He is one of the very best (Freddie Mercury will always hold the top spot). As good as this is, listen to the original recording with his voice at full power and to hear his biggest vocal ever try the Oscar nominated I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing (from Armageddon co-staring his daughter Liv Tyler).
Yeah it's true no one can top mercury
He did, 8 months ago, theres a video
I never saw this before today. If it's possible, I now have an even greater admiration for this man's vocal genius!
You can’t forget Steve Perry he’s definitely in my top 5 for best rock singers out there
After 50 years of this genius blessing our ears, I am so pleased you have discovered him, he is a life changing icon. Xx
His range, musicality, breath control, pitch - it’s all exceptional.
Goosebumps. I love this version more than the original. While I was not a big Aerosmith fan, Steven Tyler is untouchable as far as his voice goes and yes he's eccentric, that makes him a one of a kind. Admire him for sure.
He’s been singing this song for 40 years. When he was younger it was so smooth. He sounds wonderful no matter what.
Best live Rock singer I ever experienced.
Closer to 50 years than 40.
@@Bad_Wolf_Media Tyler is 65…soo…yes!!
Who is this fool that's never heard Steven Tyler????
Aerosmith and Led Zeppelin are legends beyond their years.
And the Who
@@gregpeterman1102 Who??? (JK. Yes, I had to)
@@uyt6uyt5 Ha! My answer to rhat question has always been "Tommy" 😀
Tyler is amazing vocally, he sits in rarified air with such as Robert Plant, Ronnie Dio, and Freddie Mercury.
Please do not forget Mr. Perry from Journey. The most identifiable vocals in Rock, hands down.
I agree!!
His voice has a sonic-ity that is instantly recognized and never forgotten. Yes sir. Definitely and interesting “guy”. Right up there will the best of the best. And Joe Perry is a virtuoso on guitar.
I still like his earlier version of this song. I went to one of his concerts and he was incredibly active dancing and jumping for his age. The coolest thing was EVERY single generation was at that concert! Best concert EVER.
Still beautiful that they did such a heartfelt rendition for such a deserving cause. There’s nothing that this amazing man can’t do!
I did too! Loved the live version
He is the Best! Seen him twice and what a show he gives his audience!
Adam Levine & Pat Monahan covered this for Howard Stern's bday bash. Wasn't bad.
Yes! The original radio version is excellent. People thought it was Zeppelin since they were basically unknown…until this. I listened all through the 80’s but none ever quite rivaled this one. Iconic.
This song is legendary. And he's been singing this one since the 70s!!!.... They call him the demon of screamin ❣️❣️
Steven has a crazy 4 octave vocal range. Nicknamed the demon of screamin and has been in the business with Aerosmith with many hits, including walk this way with run dmc, the pioneer of mixing hard rock with rap. They have a huge catalog of songs, my favorite is Jamie got a gun. Another big step forward in making a heavy rock song that means something important.
It is a classic, first heard it when I was a teenager in the 70’s. Never get tired of it.
This has always been a powerful song as sung by Mr. Tyler, but with the years of life experience he has now, there is a new depth of emotion to his singing. And the guitar work is also brilliant, by the way.
Beautiful tribute
I agree joe Perry is one the best guitar players ever
It's not the younger man, but oh the years on that song and on us coupled with that video. The emotion only he can express. Please learn about that fantastic guitar player too. Best duo.
This is a legendary song, a legendary band and a legendary singer.
He’s one of the best. If you like him here you’ll love him when he was younger and had an even bigger register. And Joe Perry is a top guitarist. Hope you do more early Aerosmith!
Definatley do more! You don't no what you are missing!!
As good as this performance is it does not compare to the original studio album version.
Joe Perry 💗 I was and never will be someone who crushes over famous people....but, Joe. Perry. Love that man. 💞
Joe gets a lot of well deserved credit and praise for his guitarwork, but it's kind of a shame how people forget about Brad Whitford who is every bit as vital a part of the Aerosmith sound as Joe, and as good a guitarist in his own right in my opinion. Aerosmith wouldn't be the same without either one of them (or for that matter Tom on the bass or Joey on the drums). There's a reason the "fall" of Aerosmith came when Joe and Brad left (even if Rick Dufay and Jimmy Crespo did a decent enough job of filling in) and their rise back to prominence came after Brad and Joe came returned.
I love watching people step outside their comfort zone to learn about and appreciate another genre. and dude, he is legendary in the rock genre and I think that when we can analyze lyrics and make them our own in very personal and very different ways, that is what creates a true "classic". Dream On can be many things to many different listeners, upbeat and hopeful, angry over the trials we go through reaching our dreams, sad with regret for things lost ... it easily covers a broad range of emotions. There are great artists, legendary artists then there are rock gods. IMO Steven Tyler is a rock god. I think many, if not most of our best rock artists were classically trained or had a lot of exposure to classic music theory. His talent is in his DNA and if his philanthropy is any indicator, he is a good human being perhaps even rectifying for previous sins IDK but his current rep is solid.
fascinating watching people who isn't aware of Aerosmith songs.
Aren't.
@@sherriefarris2863 thanks mom!
and Queen, Heart, Steely Dan, The Stones, Zeppelin, The Beatles, Elvis, the Temptations ...it's endless,
@@cordellsenior9935 Bob Seeger, Springsteen, Journey, Jefferson Airplane/Starship, Dire Straits, Moody Blues, Tom Petty, Pretenders.....
@@MR-lq7ss Alla that!
MrLboyd, you are listening to a live version of this song nearly 50 years after its release. Steven Tyler's voice is great in this considering he was 25 years old when this was released and in this recording he is 65 years old. You must listen to the original studio recording. All these guys are in their 70s now.
I was in high school when this song came out in the 70's and It brings me to a more carefree time.
Yassss! He’s a legend. Welcome to the brilliance that is Steven Tyler and Aerosmith!!
Steven Tyler can cry through his voice and then growl you through a scale. He is one of rocks best.
That's one of the masterful things about Aerosmith. His songs can go both joyful and sad. It all depends on your emotions at the time and how you hear it. Aerosmith is definitely an icon that will live on forever.
Dude... this genre has so many more singers. Do you want singers? Then this is how you get singers... Rock and Roll and Heavy Metal from Blues is untouchable. Steve Tyler is beyond legendary.
"He's an interesting guy".
Yea, you could say that.
His autobiography "does the noise in my head bother you" is a good ready of an interesting person for sure.
Slightly 😉
Oh man, that made me laugh. I'm sitting here yelling at the screen, it's STEVEN TYLER, you goof! 😆😆😆
Yes, he is a legend! His peers are, Steve Perry of Journey, Freddie Mercury of Queen, John Bon Jovi, etc.
Bon Jovi is great, but I wouldn’t put him in the same class of Steven Tyler, Steve Perry or Freddie Mercury. Just my opinion.
Steve Perry the brother of Aerosmith guitarist Joe Perry, seen in this video.
@@violetgibson9 They are not brothers, old rumor but they are not related and in fact born in different states even. Both extremely talented though.
Your 100% correct!
Jon Bon Jovi is in the same level with career and songwriting, for which he is greatly respected by feelow musicians. Steve Perry and Joe Perry aren't brothers. Perry is a very common name. They grew up 3000 miles apart with different parents. Steve grew up in California, and Joe is from my state of Massachusetts.
Goosebumps and tears. I've heard this song hundreds of times but this one really got to me.
Steven's voice is iconic and instantly recognizable. No one sounds like him. He's one of those rare singers like that. I got to see Aerosmith in concert in the late 80s and it was epic.
Lucky
The song evokes nostalgia. Nostalgia is a funny emotion to pin down. It's sad/wistful, but it's also whimsical. The sadness of what is gone and the gladness that it happened.
Nostalgia is what living feels like
You embraced it w the best words.
Well put
This was very moving. The original recording is absolute perfection. Listen to that for your own pure enjoyment. You will be glad you did.
Definitely
That voice comes from a lifetime of experience. Definitely one of the best and I encourage you to listen to more.
He's still got it! Gave me chills.
Steven's voice is best when this was originally recorded
Was going to say something similar like that his voice sounded better before all the the years of booze, drugs, and cigarettes'.
Steven Tylers Voice will always be one of the greatest the way he convey feelings into his sones with Joe Perry in Aerosmith is still lengedary.
Must hear the original!!!
I have all my life...while my sisters listend to teen idol boys my love was Aerosmith n rock bands of that time..I grew up listening to Steven Tyler sing n loved all of Aerosmith Songs
He is as good today as he was back then only now with maturity his songs have a much better quality to them.
Steven Tyler is a legend, in his seventies and still going! 💖
Ever since I heard Aerosmith. I can't get enough of any of his song ! This one is a great song ! And the original.
Also, Walk This Way was originally an Aerosmith song.
Exactly. But it was nice of Run... to cover it and ask Tyler to participate. It helped kick Aerosmith back on track. They had gone through a rough time with Tyler's addictions. I remember when they did the video for that and when I saw Tyler in it, I was happy. After that, their comeback was really great. Some people complain that they were not the same because the music style had changed. But Tyler did an interview (in the 80's) and they asked him about that. His response was that during the 70's he was so stoned his full potential never really came out. This time around he can focus and experiment. Nothing wrong in a style changing. All that means is you have music out there for your original fans and you have music out there for a whole new generation of fans. That is how you hang on. I never really go into their 70's music -- some of it was o.k; like this song for instance -- which blew my mind that they would come up with this type of song back then. And I liked "Walk this way", of course. But I liked everything they cranked out in the 80's. He is a serious musician, despite his track record in life -- no body is perfect. I am just glad he survived and still alive today. He almost went 6 feel under, a couple times, in the 70's. That would have been a complete waste and shame. Thank you Steven Tyler and company for many wonderful years of great music!
Is there anyone who thought it wasn't? I thought that was a well-known fact. LOL
@@jodileben694 The younger generation, for sure.
Most think that it was Run DMC’s song!….
And would ask: Who is that old White guy??? ….
We watching the YV video.
So hilarious 😁😂😂😂😂 then we’d school them 😉👍🏽
And needless to say, they fell in love with it. 😊
@@lightwarrior432 Well, if it makes it any better, I have four boys who were raised on 80s rock! My boys listen to everything from Frank Sinatra to Rammstein and everything in between! They know what's what! ;) Ages 16-23 yrs.
I actually have the original version on a vinyl .45!
I'm kind of chuckling and kind of incredulous that you have NEVER heard Mr. Steven Tyler's voice before? OMG DUDE, you are obviously younger than I and THIS makes me feel truly privileged and fortunate to have grown up listening and loving bands like these.....We truly lived during a time of true musical creative genius ....Go listen to some more....the man is probably one of the most decent and talented in the business for his time.....
OMG me too (71’) so
grew up with the best - Aerosmith, Zeppelin, Queen, Jovi, Skynard, Halen, Def Lepard, Crue, Creed and Nazareth - Journey, Chicago - So so many - FEELING very privileged to grow up on these greats!!!!
My jaw literally dropped when he asked "is he (famous/well-known? I don't recall) in this genre..."
Are you SERIOUS, dude!?!?
How can you offer commentary on any music, especially Rock and Roll without ever having heard of Steve Tyler? Good grief.
The ONLY positive thing I got from this was being introduced to a video/recording of this song. I never knew it existed and can't wait to find a version that isn't chopped to bits by his inane and senseless chatter.
AMEN 🙏🙏🙏🙏
We lived the gravy years, didn't we? The music, the cars, the clothes, the freedom. We had it all.
Ahhh, those were good times, indeed. Wish, wish, wish I'd have been able to have seen them in concert!! 😭 BUT...I did get to see/hear some totally off the chain greats at the Houston Astrodome: Texas Jam, 1982, headlined by none other than ... Journey!! Freaking awesome! Look up the list of others there -- you'll envy me forever...😂🤣 JK!!? 😋😉
I'd never seen this performance, dude's voice seems to have aged like fine wine over the years. Incredible singer he is
You should hear the live version when this song first came out. THAT WILL BLOW YOUR MIND!!!
Steven Tyler's magic is that he is, and always will be, a true fan of music. His enthusiasm about that has never changed.
It's a classic song that is timeless, poignant, and never-ending of what it can become. It's the most brilliant song (according to me) that Steven has written. His voice is so stellar rock and roll great, and what a wonderful tribute to Boston and the people, as the love is there from the band and their home roots. Aerosmith is simply one of the best damn sources of delicious music out there. Love em Large! TBone
You really owe it to yourself to hear the studio versions of all these classic songs as your first experience with a song, these live versions are great and novel, but rarely hold a candle to what we got on the original albums. I know I personally would be more stoked to see those reactions anyway. Either way, all the best!
I am from Boston I have been listening to them since I was 10 yrs old in 1975. I love their Toys in the Attic album they have been around for decades and one of the greatest of this type of music. They are phenomenal in concert as well and very patriotic!!
Us 60 yr old rockers know their best work is from the mid 70s, with albums, get your wings, Toys in the attic and my favorite lp, Rocks.
Yes
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I was listening to this band back in 74-76 high school so many great rock bands.
@@dannybrazil3986 Agreed. In our neighborhood there were garage bands on almost every block. It was a fun and original time. Even if original tunes never made it on the charts - it was the spirit of creativity - a vibrant era.🍃
"Get Your Wings" has ALWAYS been my fave. Before all the spla. Prime songwriting and performances.
Toys In The Attic is my favorite by them.
Still one of the best bands and songs ever. That voice... wow. Not a single wasted bit of sound or breath, just pure connection with the lyric, the melody, the message, the audience...
Aerosmith is legendary, man. This is just the tip of the iceberg. I've seen them live and they are awesome. This is one of their many classics. Listen to the original. This is a slowed down unique version they did.
Aren't they fantastic live? My husband and I have seen them five times, and they were excellent every time. I saw the Rolling Stones back in '78 and, while they were good, Steven has a better voice than Jagger. Enjoyed them even more than the Stones. For me, the only concerts that were as good as Aerosmith were Eric Clapton, Buddy Guy and B.B. King.
They are a great band ,and yes he is a brilliant singer and entertainer.Ty for sharing this 🤗❤️ nothing but love 😘❤️
I had the privilege to see him live in San Antonio about 4 years ago. He played this song with a piano only. All I have to say is that it was amazing, wonderful, beautiful and I could not believe I got to see one of my favorite singers ever! And yes, MASTERFUL! Go back and hear his music from the 70’s and beyond!
You really need to see their Run-DMC “Walk this Way” collaboration. It changed everything for both bands, and music in general.
This is one of my favourite songs of all time. I have never heard this version and it is amazing. Steven Tyler and Joe Perry are both unbelievably talented. I love that Steven Tyler can add new layers and depth to this song (and still hit those high notes) over 40 years after this song was first released. Love it!!!
He sings with passion, power and heart, and really is one of the greatest talents in my listening life!
His voice is legendary! And this isn't even his best! The high notes he used to hit were incredible. Still. He has amazing control and command over his vocals. He paints a picture in your mind with each note and breath.
I agree. I was crying watching this especially when combined with the video.
His Voice and he himself is a legend. And this song… just rips heart out of chest
I was musically trained from my youth, so I recognized Steven Tyler’s AMAZING vocal talent at the very start. His voice is older now, but he’s only gotten BETTER! Give a listen to his lullaby to his baby girl... whoa!!!
Steven Tyler & @Aerosmith IS an Iconic LEGEND in his/their own right that has spanned GENERATIONS!! At 41yo I covet my memories of my parent's 8 track, vinals, cassettes THEN my 1st concert seeing them, recorded my own 80's mixed tapes & listening w/ my lifelong bestie as kids...
Dude is singing live and in his 70s. His voice has always been amazing.
My husband gets worried when songs like this make me cry every time I hear them. I tell him it’s a good cry but he still tries to comfort me. This version is so much more haunting than the radio version though. Love me some Aerosmith and I miss the days when artists did live performances without lip syncing
Mr. Lboyd, sir, you need to hear him do this in 1973. You will love it. I was blown away then at how his young self could deliver. This Steven Tyler's delivery for the tribute was awesome with the deeper, raspier and emoyianal delivery.
Yes, he's considered one of the best in the genre. Also, Steve Perry (Journey) and the lead singer of Led Zeppelin (can't recall his name).
Robert Plant. He's touring with Allison Krause right now.
Robert Plant
He and Alyson Kraus sound amazing together
(can't remember Robert Plant s name? Ya make me feel old. FYI the average ticket price to Zeps last show was $14,700!
Steven Tyler is one of my three favorite rock singers ever, he is wonderful. And the fact that he still can sing like this, is amazing.
The best version of this song is a live concert done on MTV in the 80s with orchestra backup - his voice has aged and he doesn't quite hit the notes he used to and he is arguably one of the best voices in rock music.
Totally agree! 👍
Didn’t he have an issue with his vocal cords several years ago? He was forced to not sing or talk for months. This was when he was a judge on American Idol, I think.
So very many hits. You have to check them all out. Crazy, I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing, Dude Looks Like a Lady, Sweet Emotion, Janie’s Got a Gun and you can’t miss Walk this Way (with Run DMC).
Love in an elevator
I've always loved the raw emotion in his vocals.
Glad you enjoyed my channel's video :)
Steven's voice is the best Rockvoice ever , go listen more please;-) peace ( great channel )
Woah it’s the Aerosmith vault :0
Passive aggressiveness is weak. Be direct for f**K sake's.
@@vankesselable yeah was always a toss up for me between Steven Tyler and Steve Perry on whose vocals where better. Stephen Tyler still sings though and Perry just writes and produces he never liked being a front man.
Definitely, when he was very young and new; but he's still got it!
He absolutely is a god in this genre. I grew up listening to Aerosmith and it’s always been incredible. You should also listen to the original version of this from earlier recordings. It’s always brought on such FEELS.
This is one of those timeless songs. I love the original most of all, his voice was so clean.
I love this version of this song. That's Joe Perry from Aerosmith playing the guitar. The chorus singing makes this version beautiful. You should listen to the original song. It's awesome.
Steven learns to play a different instrument every place he goes. Watching him play a ukulele was epic 🤘😁
I chose this song as one of the songs played at my wife's funeral in 2006 when she was just 27. It perfectly encapsulated her and her life lived. It will always always remind me of her more so than her funeral. Beautifully written, beautifully performed.
I've been listening to Aerosmith since the seventies and I've never been disappointed, Steven Tyler voice is ranked among the greatest of all time and like yourself I'm a black man who's amazed by his talent
You're a male and your name is Linda?
You Have just been Rocked by a Legend
He’s just amazing love Aerosmith have done for years ....can’t believe it’s your first time hearing him x
Yeah, he is definitely one of the best if not the absolute GOAT! Truly gifted and talented. Broke the mold too I think.
Would love nothing more than to see you react to more Aerosmith songs. Hearing you ask if he's considered one of the best singers is the kind of thing that gets me to come back to see more reactions! Genuine interest and appreciation for things make a reaction channel what it is and are why I enjoy this one so much.
I’ll never get tired of hearing that man sing
Love your critiques. You really help us to notice little things and truly appreciate the FULL talent of the performers! 😘
It always brings me so much joy to see people have this kind of reaction to the music I grew up loving.
Steven Tyler for me is one of THE voices of rock from the 80's and 90's. I've been listening to that voice for as long as I can remember listening to music on the radio. **EDIT** and yea, the song itself is pretty legendary since its' release in 1973. If you like his story telling... check out "Janey's got a gun"
AGREED 100%
70s and 80s. I would say Robert Plant and Steve Perry are better than Steven Tyler. Best of the 90s. Layne Staley number one, no comparison. Chris Cornell number two.
Good song!
@@driller7714 I’ll throw in Eddie Vedder too. And he and Chris together is enough to rip your heart out and thank them for it.
Omg 99' I went their concert in Dallas Tx. The cannons going off during Janie's got a Gun was something else.
Loved watching your reaction!
"Janie's Got A Gun" is an interesting showcase of his voice. Also "Dude Walks Like a Lady". His range is ALL OVER THE PLACE and if your just hearing him there is so much more. I'm 49 and have been listening since I was a teen. Don't know of anyone quite like him.
I agree, but a small quibble: Dude (Looks Like a Lady) is the correct title.
Steven Tyler and Joe Perry are the bread and butter of Aerosmith his voice has taken a lot with the way he sings. This was a different version of the song for those who died in the marathon in Boston. Steven hasn’t lost his voice but now he needs to protect it if he wants to sing. Joe Perry and Slash are icons of guitar players nobody is like them ….
I've seen Aerosmith twice and I love them dearly. 😍
And with headphones! So much of their music is in stereo. Like I love the Pump album.
So glad you are giving this man his due, recognizing his talent in a new period of time. He has been a major part of our lives starting in the 70s.
Crying here, I’m Boston Strong & this was such a horrific tragedy 😢
Me too. I can't believe that it has been almost nine years. I was eight when the attacks occurred and remember it like was yesterday. #bostonstrong
Boston Strong ~
I cried a bit l too.
We used to go to the restaurant Crystal worked at in Arlington.
& the brothers lived in our town. (Right across the st from the restaurant my son worked at In East Cambridge ..ate there occasionally ) .
The younger brother went to our local high school. . CR & L. . .
It was all so surreal. ..and horribly tragic... ... cant believe how long its been either!
The video is very touching, . Heart-felt . I've never seen a yt reaction to it. ( really appreciate his reaction too )
First time I saw Aerosmith, was when they played at the Catholic high school in our town. Early 70s .. . They lived close by ,one town over.. lots of great memories!
Yrs later.family/ friends became close pals w ST. ( I only met him once ) .
Just a very talented bunch of Hometown boys. ( & NH) The oundtrack of our 70s/80s/ 90s lives..
Your face,after Steven hits those high notes, was pure astonishment and genuine appreciation. Thank you 😊
Yes, he is one of the best front men ever. He's up there with Freddie Mercury and Zach de la Rocha.
Chester?
I feel dumb, who is Zach de la Rocha? What band? (Honest question)
@@G-grandma_Army its newer compared to the others its Rage Against the Machine
I think the crazy part is that he was in his mid 60’s when he sang this tribute. He has better vocal performances under his belt from. His peak years but he still crushes the performance because he is that much better than most.
We are so used to hearing the dude on rock radio that we forget how good he is. I love that you like this stuff.✌️♥️
I was at the concert where he sang this song for the first time. Incredible then now legendary.