Did Aerosmith ever have a lead singer before Steven Tyler?
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steven tyler did play drums in his band before aerosmith, but he was always the singer for them, and sang the original dream on. i remember when that first came out in the early 70's, and reading in rolling stone that he was a drummer. also check out:\nhttp://www.aerosmith.com/history.htm
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DON'T FORGET MICHAEL JACKSON (BEFORE HE WENT NUTS),BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN, DURAN DURAN, THE POLICE, REM, GUNS AND ROSES,TEARS FOR FEARS ,THE REPLACEMENTS,THE SMITHS, BLACK FLAG,MISSION OF BURMA,METALLICA,10000 MANIACS,SUZANNE VEGA,RUN DMC,BEASTIE BOYS,THE CLASH,PINK FLOYD,PETER GABIEL,GENESIS,RUSH,STING,PAUL MCCARTNEY,DEF LEPPARD,& AC/DC
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Possibly Dave Mustaine?
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Vocals - Joshua Homme, from Queens of the stone age. \nLead - Jim Martin, Faith no more.\nRhythm guitars - Dave Mustaine, Megadeth.\nDrums - Dave Lombardo, from Slayer.\nBass - Les Claypool, from Primus.
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same old song and dance by aerosmith
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It is the great Don Felder, former now member of the Eagles and the man responsible for Hotel California (although Glenn Frey and Don Henley are credited too). He didn't use this double necked SG type Gibson in the studio version only on stage
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Aerosmith's Steven Tyler to Undergo Surgery\n                Lead singer is "doing fine"\n                  By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS\n\n(Mar. 22) -- Aerosmith singer Steven Tyler will undergo surgery this week for an undisclosed medical condition, forcing the band to cancel the remaining dates of its North American tour.\n\n\nThe band's publicist, Marcee Rondan, said Tuesday that Tyler was "doing fine" but declined to elaborate on his condition.\n\n\n"Despite Aerosmith's desire to keep the tour going as long as possible, Tyler's doctors advised him not to continue performing to give his voice time to recover," Rondan said in a statement.\n\n\nTyler, who turns 58 on Sunday, can't perform for an extended period of time, Rondan said, adding the band was on hiatus.\n\n\nAerosmith canceled recent concerts in Manchester, N.H., Pensacola, Fla., and Lexington, Ky., because of illness, though the tour press director did not disclose who was sick or the nature of the illness.
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Deep Purple's Richie Blackmore wails on the guitar. Yet he started about the same time as Jimmy Page in the late 60s. Actually a few years later than Page. Page was a studio musicians and played for the Yardbirds before he joined Led Zep in 1969. Same holds true for Eric Clapton, he started in the 1960s. On sheer talent, however, I would also put Jeff Beck up there, yet he also might have started in the late 1960s. So to be exact, someone who definitely started in the 1970s, I would say the best is Eddie Van Halen.
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DMB without a doubt, just got my tickets for 7 shows in the summer 2006 tour and its gonna be rediculous. I respect aerosmith for their music but Dave just captures an audience with live performances.
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Yep, it was Steven Tyler. He just had a higher voice back in the day.
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In 1971 Glenn Frey, Don Henley and Randy Meisner, touring with the band of Linda Ronstadt wanted to start another group, which they finally called the Eagles\n\nfounding members: Don Henley, Randy Meisner, Glenn Frey, Bernie Leadon.\n1974: Don Fender joins group\n1976: Bernie Leadon replaced by Joe Walsh\n1979: Randy Meisner replaced by Timothy B Schmit\n2001: Don Fender is fired\n\nHit songs:\nWitchy Woman\nDeseperado\nTake It Easy\nHotel California\nmany, many more\n\nThe group currently has tours scheduled in Europe through June 2006\n\n1st source is a fan's site\n2nd source is the Eagles website
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Bruce Dickinson(Iron Maiden)-Vocals\nSlash(Gn'R/Velvet Revolver)-Lead guitar\nGlenn Tipton(Judas Preist)-Rhythm Guitar\nSteve Harris(Iron Maiden)-Bass\nLars Ulrich(Metallica)-Drums
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You guys should learn some Stone Temple Pilots. It's good for guitarists to learn because the guitar in STP often goes from just simple power chords, to more complex chords. Theres also some solos. Me an my roomate have been playing a lot of STP together, he sings and I play guitar.
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"I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing" Aerosmith
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Ringo did. \n\n(As well as Eric Clapton, Klaus Voorman, Jim Gordon, Dave Mason, Badfinger, Billy Preston, Ginger Baker, Carl Radle, Gary Brooker, Jim Price, Bobby Keys, Pete Drake and Phil Collins.)
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In the glory days of Guns N Roses, he was probably the best rock singer of them all. The current Axl is a bit frightening, and it is sad that the band broke up in such acrimony with the lawsuits and everything - I guess Axl's head got a little too big for him, something not too unusual for a rock star.
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Dream On is absolutely 100% an Aerosmith original. Written by Steven Tyler himself and first appearing on Aerosmith's debut album in 1973.\n\nI'm not sure why some people think the song has anything to do with Led Zeppelin. I have heard people say that it was originally by Zeppelin, that Jimmy Page wrote it, blah blah blah, but as far as I know they never even performed it at all.