Album
Draw The Line
1977 · Rock
37 collectors on Gatefold own this
Draw The Line is a Rock album by Aerosmith, originally released in 1977. On Gatefold: 113 pressings tracked, owned by 37 collectors.
About
It was never hard to hear Aerosmith’s blues roots in their gloriously grimy hits of the ’70s. Yet the hard rockers’ fifth album was their first deep dive into that well of inspiration. Determined as ever to have a good time, Steven Tyler and guitarist Joe Perry apply the same bravado to smoking hot covers of Otis Rush’s “All Your Love” and Kokomo Arnold’s “Milk Cow Blues” as they do to originals like the brass-powered “Wanna Know Why” and the satisfyingly raunchy “Get It Up.”
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Draw The Line3:23
- A2I Wanna Know Why3:09
- A3Critical Mass4:51
- A4Get It Up4:02
- A5Bright Light Fright2:20
Side B
- B1Kings And Queens4:55
- B2The Hand That Feeds4:22
- B3Sight For Sore Eyes3:52
- B4Milk Cow Blues4:15
Sound DNA
- Rock
- Hard Rock
- gritty
- swaggering
- bluesy
The last Aerosmith album for eight years to feature Joe Perry for the entire recording (he left halfway through the recording of their next album, "Night in the Ruts"), it was less successful than their previous albums selling only 2 million copies ("Toys in the Attic" sold 8 million, "Rocks" sold 4 million).
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Brad WhitfordBAND, GUITAR GUITAR
- Joe PerryBACKING VOCALS BAND, GUITAR, VOCALS GUITAR
- Joey KramerBAND, DRUMS DRUMS
- Steven TylerBAND, VOCALS HARMONICA LEAD VOCALS
- Tom HamiltonBAND, BASS BASS BASS GUITAR
- Jack DouglasMANDOLIN MUSICIAN , MANDOLIN
- Karen LawrenceBACKING VOCALS MUSICIAN , BACKING VOCALS
- Paul PrestopinoBANJO MUSICIAN , BANJO
- Scott CushnieMUSICIAN , PIANO PIANO
- Stan BronsteinMUSICIAN , SAXOPHONE SAXOPHONE
37 collectors on Gatefold own this · 113 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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