Aerosmith

In June 1978, during the vibrant peak of Aerosmith's career, they performed a live rendition of "Walkin' The Dog" at the Texxas Jam held at the Cotton Bowl in Dallas. This performance came in the wake of their acclaimed album, "Rocks," released in 1976, which solidified their status as rock icons. By this time, Aerosmith had successfully blended hard rock with blues influences, and songs from "Rocks" like "Back in the Saddle" and "Last Child" exemplified this style, contributing significantly to their popularity. Notably, Aerosmith had already established a reputation for their electrifying live shows, often featuring high-energy performances and charismatic stage presence. The band's success during this period was also defined by their growing fanbase, which laid the groundwork for their sustained impact on rock music in the years that followed.

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