Aerosmith

Aerosmith: 'Draw The Line' Live Performance at Texxas Jam '78

Cotton Bowl
Dallas, TX, United States

• In March 1978, when Aerosmith performed "Draw The Line" at the Texxas Jam in Dallas, they were in the midst of their peak years, situated between the ... Read Full Description >

  In March 1978, when Aerosmith performed "Draw The Line" at the Texxas Jam in Dallas, they were in the midst of their peak years, situated between the release of their fifth studio album, "Draw the Line," and their subsequent work. Released in December 1977, "Draw the Line" marked a turning point for the band, showcasing a blend of their hard rock style with an edgier sound. However, the album received mixed reviews, which would later impact their trajectory during the late 1970s. The performance at the Texxas Jam highlighted the band's explosive live presence, a crucial factor in their popularity, further solidifying their status in rock music. Interestingly, this period also saw tensions within the band, largely due to substance abuse issues, which would later play a significant role in their career dynamics and ultimately their evolution as one of rock’s most enduring acts.

Aerosmith - 'Walkin' The Dog' Live Performance at Texxas Jam '78

Cotton Bowl
Dallas, TX, USA

• 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... Read Full Description >

  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.

Aerosmith Live Performance of 'Sweet Emotion' at Texxas Jam in Dallas

Cotton Bowl Stadium
Dallas, TX, USA

• In July 1978, Aerosmith was in a significant phase of their career, particularly following the release of their acclaimed album "Rocks," which came ou... Read Full Description >

  In July 1978, Aerosmith was in a significant phase of their career, particularly following the release of their acclaimed album "Rocks," which came out in May of the same year. This album is often regarded as one of their best, featuring classics like "Back in the Saddle" and "Last Child." The performance of "Sweet Emotion" at the Texxas Jam festival in Dallas showcased the band's growing popularity and their ability to captivate large audiences with their dynamic stage presence and blues-infused rock sound. During this time, Aerosmith was also enjoying a career resurgence after overcoming personal and professional challenges in the mid-1970s. This period marked their transition into superstars, setting the stage for their future successes in the 1980s and beyond, making the live recording a pivotal moment in capturing their energetic and raw live performances.

Aerosmith - Live at Cotton Bowl, Texxas Jam 1978 (Full Concert)

Cotton Bowl
Dallas, TX, United States

• In July 1978, Aerosmith was on the rise in their career, building on the success of their third studio album, "Rocks," which had been released just a ... Read Full Description >

  In July 1978, Aerosmith was on the rise in their career, building on the success of their third studio album, "Rocks," which had been released just a few months earlier on May 3, 1976. This album is often viewed as a pivotal point for the band, showcasing their signature blend of hard rock and blues influences, and is highly regarded for tracks such as "Back in the Saddle" and "Last Child." By the time of the live recording at the Cotton Bowl for the Texxas Jam festival, Aerosmith was gaining significant popularity, particularly among fans of hard rock. The performance not only highlighted their energetic stage presence but also set the stage for future success in the late 1970s and beyond, as they continued to define the sound of the era and excel in live performances. This concert is a notable moment in their history, demonstrating their ability to captivate large audiences.

Aerosmith - Dream On Live Performance at Capitol Center in Largo, MD

Capitol Center
Largo, MD, United States

• In November 1978, Aerosmith was riding high on the success of their album "Draw the Line," which had been released earlier that year. This period mark... Read Full Description >

  In November 1978, Aerosmith was riding high on the success of their album "Draw the Line," which had been released earlier that year. This period marked a pivotal moment in the band's career, as they were establishing themselves as major rock icons in the United States. The live recording of "Dream On" from the Capitol Center captures the band at a time when they were gaining immense popularity, especially following the success of their earlier albums, "Toys in the Attic" and "Rocks." Interestingly, "Dream On," originally released in 1973, was experiencing a resurgence in popularity as well, being frequently performed during this era. The band's energetic live shows were critical in building their fanbase, and performances like the one captured in this recording contributed significantly to their legacy as one of rock's greatest live acts. This performance showcases both their musical prowess and the exhilarating live experience that defined Aerosmith during the late 1970s.