Author: AerosmithBackBurner

🎤 Dream On: Steven Tyler’s 2024 Studio Sessions with Paul Santo – New Version Incoming?

7 January, 2025

In August and September 2024, Steven Tyler was seen recording and reviewing studio mixes of Aerosmith’s legendary anthem Dream On with Paul Santo. Could this mean a fresh 2024 version of their iconic track is on the horizon? Here’s what we know: In August, Paul Santo posted a clip of Steven playing the keyboard in … More 🎤 Dream On: Steven Tyler’s 2024 Studio Sessions with Paul Santo – New Version Incoming?

TRACE FOSTER EXCLUSIVE: Behind the Scenes of Close Enemies, Aerosmith’s Tom Hamilton New Rock Band

2 December, 2024

Exclusive to AerosmithBackBurner: Trace Foster, the charismatic guitar tech, seasoned guitarist, songwriter, and founder of Close Enemies, gave the AerosmithBackBurner an insider’s look at the band poised to shake up the rock world ahead of their Boston 2025 show. A trusted and familiar figure in the Aerosmith camp for years, Trace has always been a … More TRACE FOSTER EXCLUSIVE: Behind the Scenes of Close Enemies, Aerosmith’s Tom Hamilton New Rock Band

ONLY TIME WILL TELL: The Aerosmith Ballad That Never Was

12 November, 2024

An old video shared on Aerosmith’s 1997-era website captivated many fans. The clip, titled “stpiano.mov,” featured Steven Tyler wearing a “Toxic Twins” t-shirt, playing a beautiful, unfinished ballad on the piano. The archived video can be found here. Judging by his appearance—reminiscent of the Permanent Vacation/Pump era—the footage likely dates back to the Little Mountain … More ONLY TIME WILL TELL: The Aerosmith Ballad That Never Was

‘ONE TIME’: Aerosmith’s Hidden Funky Gem from the Permanent Vacation Sessions

9 October, 2024

“One Time” is one of those mysterious tracks that never made it onto an official Aerosmith album but continues to intrigue fans decades later. Recorded during the Permanent Vacation sessions, it was one of the many songs that didn’t make the final cut but still left its mark on the bootleg circuit. One particular version … More ‘ONE TIME’: Aerosmith’s Hidden Funky Gem from the Permanent Vacation Sessions

From ‘Guilty Kilt’ to ‘Out Go the Lights’: A 24-Year Musical Journey for an Aerosmith funky rock song

9 October, 2024

“Guilty Kilt” stands as one of Aerosmith’s most intriguing unreleased tracks, originating from the early stages of the band’s work on their 1989 album, Pump. Despite its potential, the song remained an instrumental piece, with Steven Tyler never fully completing the lyrics. This left “Guilty Kilt” on the “B list” of songs, ultimately leading to … More From ‘Guilty Kilt’ to ‘Out Go the Lights’: A 24-Year Musical Journey for an Aerosmith funky rock song

‘MAJOR BARBARA’: Revisiting an Unreleased Piece of Aerosmith’s Origins

8 October, 2024

“Major Barbara” stands as one of Aerosmith’s most intriguing and elusive tracks—a song that, despite its early prominence in the band’s repertoire, remained unreleased on a studio album for years. This Steven Tyler composition not only showcases a different facet of the band’s musicality but also reflects the tensions and decisions that shaped Aerosmith’s early … More ‘MAJOR BARBARA’: Revisiting an Unreleased Piece of Aerosmith’s Origins

CLOSE ENEMIES: Aerosmith’s Tom Hamilton’s New Supergroup Ready to Rock

12 September, 2024

After decades of rocking stages worldwide with Aerosmith, Tom Hamilton is back with an exciting new band—Close Enemies. With a powerhouse ensemble, Tom has surrounded himself with a group of seasoned musicians, each with their own impressive credentials. Close Enemies is set to make a mark in the rock world with their first album almost … More CLOSE ENEMIES: Aerosmith’s Tom Hamilton’s New Supergroup Ready to Rock

Aerosmith’s Journey to Retirement: A Timeline and Speculation on the Future

5 August, 2024

After more than five decades of electrifying performances and timeless hits, Aerosmith announced their retirement from touring on August 2, 2024. The decision marks the end of an era for the band and its legions of fans. Here’s a look at the timeline leading to this announcement, the possible reasons behind the decision, and what … More Aerosmith’s Journey to Retirement: A Timeline and Speculation on the Future

Aerosmith Mtv Unplugged: A Behind-the-Scenes Journey to a Legendary Show

31 July, 2024

The Prelude: Rehearsing for a Night of MagicIf you’ve ever wondered what Aerosmith is like behind the scenes, picture this: It’s August 1990, and the iconic rock band is fervently rehearsing for MTV’s Unplugged in New York’s famed Ed Sullivan Theater. For weeks, they were practicing backstage after their regular shows, going through an alternate … More Aerosmith Mtv Unplugged: A Behind-the-Scenes Journey to a Legendary Show

“HOLLYWOOD”: The Many Faces of AEROSMIT’s Industry-Critical Outtake

31 July, 2024

Aerosmith, one of the most iconic rock bands in history, has an extensive catalog of hits that have defined generations. However, among their myriad of popular songs lies an enigmatic outtake titled “Hollywood.” This song’s journey through different production phases, lyrics, and ultimately its omission from any official album makes it a fascinating subject for … More “HOLLYWOOD”: The Many Faces of AEROSMIT’s Industry-Critical Outtake

Aerosmith’s Lost ‘JUST PUSH PLAY’ Remix Featuring KID ROCK

5 July, 2024

The elusive remix of “Just Push Play” featuring Kid Rock is a story which first surfaced on the old Aerosmith Fan Club (AF1) forum around 2005, is a blend of rock history, fan intrigue, and a touch of the unknown. It all began with a post from a new AF1 user who claimed to have … More Aerosmith’s Lost ‘JUST PUSH PLAY’ Remix Featuring KID ROCK

AEROSMITH COVERS! Join us remotely if you can Play or Sing!

11 June, 2024

As our beloved Aerosmith takes their final bow, we have a special opportunity to come together as fans and celebrate the music and legacy that’s shaped our lives for over five decades. We’re attempting a massive album-length cover project, tackling every single track from Nine Lives — plus B-sides, a few Just Push Play tracks, … More AEROSMITH COVERS! Join us remotely if you can Play or Sing!

ONCE IS ENOUGH / ONE TIME TOO MANY the lost Aerosmith country duet with Willie Nelson that remained unreleased for 16 years!

19 April, 2024

“Once Is Enough/One Time Too Many” is a song written by Richard Supa and Steven Tallarico in 1987. It was demoed and recorded in Vancouver during the Permanent Vacations sessions. A tape dated 2/16/1987 included a demo, which is likely the slower version that leaked during the mid 1990s in the Permanent Outtakes bootleg. Since … More ONCE IS ENOUGH / ONE TIME TOO MANY the lost Aerosmith country duet with Willie Nelson that remained unreleased for 16 years!

UmixIt and Aerosmith Remixing the Music Industry

3 April, 2024

Rarely do we encounter stories as captivating as the collaboration between rock legends Aerosmith and the groundbreaking technology UmixIt launched on June 8, 2004. This partnership, anchored in the sophisticated features of the Cakewalk Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) software served as a powerful testament to Aerosmith’s trailblazing spirit in harnessing technology to enrich musical experiences. … More UmixIt and Aerosmith Remixing the Music Industry

Aerosmith’s CR-ROM EXTRA for ‘Nine Lives’ Pioneering the Interactive Music Industry

3 April, 2024

In 1997, Aerosmith not only released their album “Nine Lives” but also ventured into a groundbreaking interactive multimedia experience, following their pioneering spirit in blending music with technology. The “Nine Lives” CD EXTRA, developed in partnership with Virtual Music Entertainment, was a portal into an immersive Aerosmith world, enhancing the album when when the CD … More Aerosmith’s CR-ROM EXTRA for ‘Nine Lives’ Pioneering the Interactive Music Industry

AEROSMITH Leaked 1980’s Home Videos Reveal Stark Reality of Addiction and Band Antics Shot by Rick Dufay and Crew

28 March, 2024

An Aerosmith private home video, emerging from the Detroit bootleg circuit in the mid-1980s, offers an unfiltered glimpse into singer Steven Tyler’s struggle with addiction and the band’s backstage antics. It was predominantly shot by Rick Dufay, who had replaced Brad Whitford on guitar in 1981 and stayed until the original lineup reunited in 1984, … More AEROSMITH Leaked 1980’s Home Videos Reveal Stark Reality of Addiction and Band Antics Shot by Rick Dufay and Crew

AEROSMITH’s 1982 Pioneering 3D Concert Premiered at Studio 54 that got lost in Time

22 March, 2024

In 1982, Aerosmith embarked on an ambitious project which was meant to be the first full 3D rock concert and a few 3D video clip – “Bolivian Ragamuffin,” “Bitches’ Brew,” and “Sweet Emotion.” The filming took place in Huntington, West Virginia, at the Huntington Civic Center, which Aerosmith rented for December 10th, 11th, and 12th … More AEROSMITH’s 1982 Pioneering 3D Concert Premiered at Studio 54 that got lost in Time

Whispers of an AEROSMITH Mega Reissue REMIX BOX SET!

30 November, 2023

The rock world is abuzz with whispers, and Aerosmith fans might want to pay close attention. In an exciting twist of events, there’s talk of something big brewing under the Universal Music banner, and it’s all about Aerosmith’s iconic discography. A Rumoured Reissue Like No Other According to a source reportedly linked to Aerosmith’s marketing … More Whispers of an AEROSMITH Mega Reissue REMIX BOX SET!

THE G-SPOTS: Aerosmith’s Secret 1995 Gig at Mama Kin Music Hall and the holy grail of bootlegs!

30 June, 2023

On the brisk evening of November 10th, 1995, something remarkable was about to shake up Boston’s music scene. In the intimate confines of the Mama Kin Music Hall, in the shadow of Fenway Park on Lansdowne Street, the legendary rock band Aerosmith was gearing up for a secret performance, unbeknownst to their legion of fans … More THE G-SPOTS: Aerosmith’s Secret 1995 Gig at Mama Kin Music Hall and the holy grail of bootlegs!

“JOE’S FUNKY” from riff idea to a full-band rocking demo from Joe’s mind! Unveiling the Origins: The Lost 1987 Sessions

1 May, 2023

“Joe’s Funky” is a track based on riffs contributed by Joe Perry during the 1987 sessions for Permanent Vacation. The demo initially leaked in the mid-1990s via the Permanent Outtakes and Love Me Like a Birddog bootlegs. These releases featured two versions: “Funky Thing,” an early full band rehearsal of the track arrangement with Brad … More “JOE’S FUNKY” from riff idea to a full-band rocking demo from Joe’s mind! Unveiling the Origins: The Lost 1987 Sessions