Aerosmith

Most Recent Role: Interviewees on E!'s 101
Alias Name(s): Aerosmith
Birthplace: Boston, Massachusetts
Birth Name: Steven Tyler, Joesph Perry, Joey Kramer, Brad Whitford, Tom Hamilton

Steven Tyler--Born 26 March 1948 in New York City, NY Joesph Perry--Born 10 September 1950 in Lawrence, MA Joey Kramer--Born 21 June 1950 in New York City, NY Brad Whitford--Born 23 February 1952 in Winchester, MA Tom Hamilton--Born 31 December 1951 in Colorado Springs, CO Formed in 1970. They are apart of Columbia Records

Most Recent Appearance

E!'s 101
Most Unforgettable SNL Moments 20 - 1
Thursday 30 September 2004 on E!

20. Matt Foley, Motivational Speaker 19. Amy Fisher sketches 18. The Boston Teens 17. The Sinatra Report 16. Stand-Up Situations 15. Hanukkah Harry 14. Eddie Murphy messes up 13. The Sensitive Naked Man 12. Church Lady gets hit by Sean Penn 11. The Blues Brothers 10. The...

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Trivia

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Ray Tabano was the first rhythm guitarist in Aerosmith. (edit)

Perry said that they had aspirations of touring in 2008. (edit)

Aerosmith was ranked number 4 rock.com's list of the 100 greatest (edit)

Walk This Way is ranked number 215 by Rolling Stone's top 5oo songs ever written. (edit)

"Cryin" won The Best Video of the Year at the 1994 MTV Video Music Awards. (edit)

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Steven Tyler: We weren't even aware of all the stuff that came with it. We just looked at the bands that we idolized - like the Yardbirds - and we were blown away by how they could play. All we wanted to do was play like that, to be a great band like that. (edit)

Other Appearances

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Al TV Alapalooza Themselves	American Bandstand Billy Ocean / RUN-D.M.C. (video) Themselves, music video
American Bandstand Aerosmith / Billy Preston Themselves	American Music Awards The 28th American Music Awards Themselves
CMT Crossroads Toby Keith's Shock'N Y'All Super Bowl Party Themselves	Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve December 31, 2003 Performer