Album
Get Your Wings
1974 · Rock
34 collectors on Gatefold own this
Get Your Wings is a Rock album by Aerosmith, originally released in 1974. On Gatefold: 135 pressings tracked, owned by 34 collectors.
About
It was their second release, but most fans—and history books—consider <i>Get Your Wings</i> to be Aerosmith's true arrival. It contains their earliest hits, including the defining swagger of "Same Old Song and Dance" and their behemoth revival of old-school blues number "Train Kept a-Rollin'," made famous by The Yardbirds. Producer Jack Douglas helped Steven Tyler develop his voice, a horndog rasp that Joe Perry all but mimicked on lead guitar, while long, sinuous, sinister numbers like "Seasons of Wither" and "Pandora's Box" pointed toward Aerosmith's creative stamina.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Same Old Song And Dance3:53
- A2Lord Of The Thighs4:15
- A3Spaced4:21
- A4Woman Of The World5:51
Side B
- B1S.O.S. (Too Bad)2:50
- B2Train Kept A Rollin'6:05
- B3Seasons Of Wither5:07
- B4Pandora's Box5:42
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Hard Rock
- gritty
- swaggering
- bluesy
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Brad WhitfordACOUSTIC GUITAR BAND , ELECTRIC GUITAR ELECTRIC GUITAR
- Joe PerryACOUSTIC GUITAR ACOUSTIC GUITAR, ELECTRIC GUITAR, TWELVE-STRING GUITAR, SLIDE GUITAR BACKING VOCALS
- Joey KramerBAND , DRUMS, PERCUSSION DRUMS DRUMS, PERCUSSION
- Ray ColcordKEYBOARDS
- Steven TylerBAND , LEAD VOCALS, HARMONICA HARMONICA HARMONICA, LEAD VOCALS
- Tom HamiltonBAND , ELECTRIC BASS BASS ELECTRIC BASS
- Dick WagnerLEAD GUITAR
- Jon PearsonPERFORMER , TROMBONE TROMBONE
- Michael BreckerPERFORMER , TENOR SAXOPHONE TENOR SAXOPHONE
- Randy BreckerPERFORMER , TRUMPET TRUMPET
- Stan BronsteinBARITONE SAXOPHONE PERFORMER , BARITONE SAXOPHONE
- Steve HunterLEAD GUITAR
34 collectors on Gatefold own this · 135 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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