Aerosmith

Rock & Roll Hall of Famer

Category: Performer

Inducted: 2001

Inducted by: Kid Rock

Nominated: 2000   2001

First Eligible: 1999 Ceremony

Inducted Members: Tom Hamilton, Joey Kramer, Joe Perry, Steven Tyler and Brad Whitford


Songwriters Hall of Fame: 2013

Induction Ceremony Songs:

SongPerformed By
Sweet Emotion  Aerosmith With Kid Rock
Jaded / Train Kept a Rollin'  Aerosmith

Inducted into Rock Hall Revisited in 1999 (ranked #59) .

R.S. Top 500 Albums (?)RankVersion
Rocks3662020
Rocks1762012
Toys in the Attic2292012

R.S. Top 500 Songs (?)RankVersion
Dream On (1973)1992021

Essential Albums (?)WikipediaYouTube
Aerosmith (1973)
Get Your Wings (1974)
Toys In The Attic (1975)
Rocks (1976)
Permanent Vacation (1987)
Pump (1989)
Get A Grip (1993)

Essential Songs (?)WikipediaYouTube
Dream On (1973)
Mama Kin (1973)
Same Old Song and Dance (1974)
Sweet Emotion (1975)
Walk This Way (1975)
Toys In The Attic (1975)
Back In the Saddle (1976)
Come Together (1978)
Dude (Looks Like a Lady) (1987)
Rag Doll (1987)
Angel (1987)
Love in an Elevator (1989)
Janie's Got a Gun (1989)
Livin' on the Edge (1993)
Crazy (1993)
Cryin' (1993)
I Don't Want To Miss A Thing (1998)
Jaded (2001)

Aerosmith @ Wikipedia



Comments

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Holly Knight co-wrote Rag Doll with Aerosmith. Holly Knight, Steven Tyler and Joe Perry are all being inducted into the 2013 Songwriters Hall of Fame.

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 02/23/2013 @ 08:27am


http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/steven-tyler-and-joe-perry-picked-for-songwriters-hall-of-fame-20130222

Steven Tyler and Joe Perry Picked for Songwriters Hall of Fame
Foreigner's Mick Jones and Lou Gramm are also among this year's inductees

Posted by Roy on Saturday, 02/23/2013 @ 20:45pm


The 2013 Songwriters Hall of Fame

Chad Kroeger and Ryan Peake induct Steven Tyler and Joe Perry

Posted by Roy on Friday, 06/14/2013 @ 10:39am


Kid Rock had absolutely zero business as being the one who inducted Aerosmith.

That honor should have been bestowed upon Slash.
He is vastly far more worthy of that duty and has a much stronger connection to Aerosmith both musically and personally than most others in the industry.

A couple of examples:
The influence of Rocks http://www.guitarworld.com/record-changed-my-life-slash-discusses-aerosmiths-rocks
Slash ownership of Joe Perry's tobacco burst:
http://www2.gibson.com/News-Lifestyle/Features/en-us/Joe-Perry-on-the-New-Joe-Perry-1959-Les-Paul.aspx
http://www.snakepit.org/answers.html
" Here's the guitar history question we promised last time. This comes from Nick in Buffalo, NY - direct to SLASH:

Nick asks, "I'm a Gibson Les Paul fanatic, and one of my favorite guitars in your collection is the tobacco 'burst Les Paul you used in the "November Rain" video. I was wondering if you could give me a brief history on this guitar. I've heard from one source that it's a '59, and from another that it's a '60. I've heard that it used to belong to Duane Allman and Joe Perry. I've also heard that you plan on giving this guitar back to Joe Perry. Are any of these rumors true?

SLASH replies, "The '59 Tobacco Sunburst Les Paul was brought to my attention in '88 or '89. Apparently it had been stolen from Joe Perry and sold a few times before someone called me and asked if I was interested in buying it. Once I found out it was the real thing, I bought it. Anyway, I kept it for a long time; but I knew that Joe really loved that guitar probably as much as I did. So I gave it to him for his birthday earlier this year.
"

Posted by mystery man on Saturday, 10/26/2013 @ 17:35pm


My 50 Favorite Aerosmith Songs

50. Fly Away From Here (2001)
49. Girls of Summer (2002)
48. Last Child (1976)
47. Movin' Out (1973)
46. Kings and Queens (1977)
45. Beyond Beautiful (2001)
44. Let the Music Do the Talking (1985)
43. Falling in Love (Is Hard on the Knees) (1997)
42. Shut Up and Dance (1993)
41. Big Ten Inch Record (1975)
40. Blind Man (1994)
39. Walkin' the Dog (1973)
38. Jaded (2001)
37. Rats in the Cellar (1976)
36. Adam's Apple (1975)
35. Dude (Looks Like a Lady) (1987)
34. Young Lust (1989)
33. Eat the Rich (1993)
32. Remember (Walking in the Sand) (1979)
31. Come Together (1978)
30. No Surprize (1979)
29. Cryin' (1993)
28. Pink (1997)
27. Train Kept a Rollin' (1974)
26. Crazy (1993)
25. Bright Light Fright (1977)
24. Rag Doll (1987)
23. Uncle Salty (1975)
22. Draw the Line (1977)
21. Make It (1973)
20. Back in the Saddle (1976)
19. I Don't Want to Miss a Thang (1998)
18. Mama Kin (1973)
17. Hangman Jury (1987)
16. The Other Side (1989)
15. No More No More (1975)
14. Angel (1987)
13. Line Up (1993)
12. What it Takes (1989)
11. Just Push Play (2001)
10. Amazing (1993)
9. Same Old Song and Dance (1974)
8. Living on the Edge (1993)
7. Love in an Elevator (1989)
6. Walk This Way (1975)
5. Janie's Got a Gun (1989)
4. Toys in the Attic (1975)
3. Seasons of Wither (1974)
2. Sweet Emotion (1975)
1. Dream On (1973)

Posted by Donnie on Sunday, 10/30/2016 @ 17:52pm


Aerosmith is certainly the best-selling American rock band of all time; however, the majority of their best work (as many major fans of the band know) was in the 1970s. Their first 4 albums were the best of any American rock band at the time, with the exception of The Doors.

Posted by Luke Madigan on Monday, 05/8/2017 @ 16:27pm


Try fact checking. Beach Boys are the all time selling American rock group. 2nd on the list is Chicago. Chicago was the top selling rock band during the 70's.

Posted by Zuzu on Monday, 05/8/2017 @ 16:38pm


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