AEROSMITH's Joe Perry Talks 40th Anniversary Of Debut With In The Studio; Audio Available
January 3, 2013, 11 years ago
Redbeard's In The Studio spoke with legendary AEROSMITH guitarist Joe Perry in his Boneyard Studio about the band's debut album that was released 40 years ago on January 5th.
When asked what the very first song he ever wrote with Aerosmith lead singer Steven Tyler some 40 years ago, Perry responded: "Yeah, that’s easy. That’s like (plays guitar). That was 'Movin’ Out'. That was the first song that we wrote. And the lyric was very descriptive of our life, what was going on for us. Which again, is very bluesy. (Sings “We all live on the edge of town, where we all live ain’t no one around…” ). That’s why we got a really good singer! We figured if there was somebody going to be taking up time between guitar solos, you got to be as good as you can be."
Read ,ore and listen to the audio interview at Redbeard's In The Studio.
