As far as I can determine, this is the only time that the band played "You See Me Crying" live, which is such a shame because it's such a great song.
I can't imagine the amount of work that went into this to only do it one time, and they absolutely nailed it.
Enjoy.
Who had a video of the performance? Beautiful version. I remember Steven playing the piano.
I swear it's been scrubbed from the internet.
Don’t get me wrong, I love the album Night in it the Ruts. From start to finish, every track kicks ass. Rockers like “Bone to Bone” and “Three Mile Smile” were the soundtrack of my late teens, while haunting songs like “Mia” and “Remember (Walking in the Sand)” are among their finest. “Cheesecake” is arguably their most underrated ’70s cut.
However, I’ve always wondered whether Night in the Ruts would have been more commercially successful if it had included “Come Together” and “Chip Away the Stone.” What do you guys think?
Also, feel free to share your thoughts and opinions on Night in the Ruts. 🎸
Like me I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing reminds my sweet baby brother (When he Was little he slept with this song)
Fly away From here My Nana (she died 3 Years ago😭😭😭😭)
1978 brought a spectacular series of Day On The Green concerts at the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum Stadium in May, July and September of that year. Bill Graham was known for creating massive backdrop sets featuring custom artwork by the legendary scenic shop FM Productions.
This ticket, issued by Bill Graham Presents (BGP), was primarily utilized by their Vendors, Associates, Clients, Friends, Family and Employees and was valid for any of the following events:
Day On The Green #1: The Beach Boys, Linda Ronstadt, Elvin Bishop, Dolly Parton, Norton Buffalo (May 28, 1978)
Day On The Green #2: Steve Miller, Bob Seger, Outlaws, Ronnie Montrose, Toby Beau Band (June 17, 1978) (This show was cancelled when Steve Miller backed out. Bob Seger and Toby Beau instead played in the arena on June 18)
Day On The Green #3: Aerosmith, Foreigner, Pat Travers, Van Halen, AC/DC(July 23, 1978) This was Van Halen’s first Stadium gig as far as I am aware.
Day On The Green #4: The Rolling Stones, Santana, Eddie Money, Peter Tosh, Toots and the Maytals (July 26, 1978) Billed as the "Very Special Day On The Green," as The Rolling Stones did not initially have a tour date in the area.
Day On The Green #5: Ted Nugent, Blue Öyster Cult, Journey, AC/DC, Cheap Trick (September 2, 1978)
This was in Scarborough, England last Saturday.
I've never seen Joe smile so much in my life. He's having lots of fun with the Vampires.
I am so happy for him.
If you're able to, do not miss out on this tour. From Aerosmith they played Livin' On The Edge, Bright Light Fright, Walk This Way and Train Kept a Rollin.
From the Day On The Green at the Oakland Alameda County Coliseum Stadium on July 21, 1979.
Day On The Green #3: Ted Nugent, Aerosmith, AC/DC, Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush, St. Paradise
Also called "The Monsters Of Rock" show. Ted Nugent, Aerosmith and AC/DC's set has been bootlegged in video form. This was reputedly the only footage from any of the 1970s Day On The Green concerts to be available
I just came across this July interview. Joe Perry says Aerosmith are currently working on a documentary. Could they be looking to release it at the same time of legendary editions to other albums?
I’m curious. Best of Dream On covers. Show me the “best of”!
Tom is so under appreciated. Aerosmith wouldn’t have been the same without him in my opinion, his bass playing was so important to the bands sound. I included a short video of “Walk this way” with and without the bass and then the bass isolated into the chorus. It’s one of my favorite bass lines.
I first got into Aerosmith around 1994 (was 11 at the time) and the Woodstock 94 show has always been my favorite live show of theirs that I've been able to find online. While there are several upgraded versions of the whole set on YouTube (including this one from about 4 months ago, which is good), does anyone know of an even better audio upgrade available somewhere to stream?
My wish is to find something similar to the great quality sound of Live at Sun Dome or ALSOS, though I know those are actual releases that were properly produced by the band, so I am trying to manage my expectations a bit :)
The weird ring around the covers
Hollywood Vampires are back! Warning: setlist spoilers below!
As far as Aerosmith music goes, they performed Livin’ On The Edge, Bright Light Fright, Walk This Way, and Train Kept A-Rollin’ (and Ronnie Wood from the Stones joined for Train!). They also performed their cover of Johnny Thunders’ You Can’t Put Your Arms Around A Memory, on which Joe sings lead.
I’m hoping they’ll bring their show stateside! I’d love a chance to see them, and to hear a couple Aerosmith tunes live again!
It’s worth from 300-600 on vinyl, while cd is only a couple bucks and the cassette is 20