Aerosmith

In April 1974, Aerosmith was on the rise, following the release of their self-titled debut album in 1973 and gearing up for their second album, "Get Your Wings," which would drop later that year. Recorded during a live performance at the Michigan Palace in Detroit, this rendition of "Walkin' The Dog" showcases the band’s raw energy and emerging stage presence, marking a pivotal moment in their early career. At this point, they were still building their reputation, but their unique blend of rock and blues was beginning to catch the ear of a broader audience. Interestingly, this live performance was later rebroadcasted on April 14, giving fans who missed the concert a chance to experience the electricity of their live shows. It's fascinating to think how this gritty performance helped lay the groundwork for Aerosmith's legendary status in rock history.

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