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The_Jackster 11:00 pm UTC 04/12/07 |
| In reply to: | re: Aerosmith 'story' - pidunk 10:52 pm UTC 04/12/07 |
| In one of the Aerosmith bios, it said Steinman insisted on them coming to his house, and Aerosmith would not go to just anyone's house, so they told Jim to piss off. > > > > Here's another 'story' I've read in an Aerosmith book: > > > > John Kalodner (their A & R) approached Jim in the late > > 80's to write for their Permanent Vacation album (I > > think). > > > > Jim agreed but Tyler & Perry weren't so keen for some > > reason. > > > > With shades of Bat 3, they then approached Desmond Child, > > and wrote 'Dude Looks Like A Lady'. > > I just did a little googling, and came up with this: > > When die-hard rock band Aerosmith was > is taken from this url. > > > I once heard Child speak at a seminar where he seemed to > have described his songwriting as "bursts of spontaneious > combustion", that do not particularly gear themselves > specifically to projects. He described spirited dialogues > about who was going to perform what song of his, and a > running gag between he and Jon Bon Jovi goes on where > Child gives away a song to someone else that Jon wanted to > record. Child described himself as someone who > "accidentally" finds projects that fit his muse. he said > he talks alot and the subject is invariably that of > songwriting. > > > I don't know any information about where Jim or > Aerosmith's A&R people fit in. > > | |
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