"In 1974, he played the (uncredited) opening-half solo on Aerosmith's "Train Kept A Rollin" from Get Your Wings. In a February 2015 interview in Detroit Rock N Roll Magazine Hunter tells how it came about that he recorded the opening solo of Aerosmith's "Train Kept a Rollin": "Aerosmith was in Studio C of The Record Plant and I was doing work with Bob Ezrin in Studio A. I had a long wait between dubs and was waiting in the lobby. Jack Douglas popped his head out of Studio C and asked 'Hey, do you feel like playing?' I said sure, so I grabbed my guitar and went in. I had two run thru's, then Jack said 'great, that's it!' That turned out to be the opening solos on 'Train Kept A Rollin’'."
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Yeah... I kinda went down some of the same roads as Glen Buxton did. Thankfully, I was able to turn off that Highway before the car Crashed or just ran out of Gas.
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I saw Alice Copper back in 75 at the Forum. What a Crazy Night.
I remember after this Blistering Solo the girl next to me, who was in Full Goth Gear way before Goth was Goth, asked her BF... "Who the
is playing that guitar?". Her BF said it was Steve Hunter.Found out Later just how much session work Steve Hunter had/has done.
Right On Mowgli! That is Fantastic.
I'll have 6 Years in May. And in the Immortal words of Lindsey Buckingham ...
Been down one time
Been down two times
I'm never going back again
Here's an excellent blog for classic rock fans.
Poke around, he has entries for The Who, Beatles, Pink Floyd IIRC, others
Albums That Never Were: Jimi Hendrix - First Rays of the New Rising Sun
Poke around, he has entries for The Who, Beatles, Pink Floyd IIRC, others
Albums That Never Were: Jimi Hendrix - First Rays of the New Rising Sun
Rick and Morty + Run The Jewels: Oh Mama from Adult Swim Festival has adult words in it so I replaced it. Hopefully nobody's kids got hurt.
I didn't check this video for adult words, watch at your own risk.
I didn't check this video for adult words, watch at your own risk.
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Fillmore East April 1971 4CD set is in the changer coming out through my Klipsch
Here's a Charlie Miller mastered soundboard of an April 71 show.
More good SB shows from Wall Of Sound - Wall of Sound @ YouTube
Here's a Charlie Miller mastered soundboard of an April 71 show.
More good SB shows from Wall Of Sound - Wall of Sound @ YouTube
The opening act to the Monterey Pop Festival (1967). Some still dressed up. The rest of the festival follows.
The first 6 went into the 1st dedicated CD changer cartridge.
Just finished playing Help! and no regrets. This release sounds awesome.
Now I'm watching the mini-documentary DVD so I'll save Rubber Soul for Breakfast...
...and load the 2nd dedicated CD changer cartridge with the next 6 discs.
It looks like all the mini Docs are on YT.
Just finished playing Help! and no regrets. This release sounds awesome.
Now I'm watching the mini-documentary DVD so I'll save Rubber Soul for Breakfast...
...and load the 2nd dedicated CD changer cartridge with the next 6 discs.
It looks like all the mini Docs are on YT.
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