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When Aerosmith released the single "Walk this Way," from the 1975 LP Toys in the Attic, not even the band members (let alone the most prescient critics) managed to foresee the degree to which it would ultimately reshape the landscape of American popular music. Even decades later, the number qualifies as the historical locus point between rock and rap, a status cemented in the mind of the public when Run-D.M.C.'s Jam Master Jay remixed the tune and issued it on the group's 1986 blockbuster album Raising...

The debut album from Chicago's White Tie Affair, Walk This Way showcases the band's knack for high-energy emo-influenced dance-rock. Just when you think White Tie Affair is a flirty, '80s-centric new wave/R&B ensemble they flip the script and layer on slabs of heavy guitar and driving, yearning beats. Surely, they will draw quick and easy comparisons to Justin Timberlake and Fall Out Boy for their ability to mix sexy, club-ready workouts with more rawk-oriented, emo-power ballads. In that same sense...

It only took a couple of months before Slightly Dangerous/Epic Records took notice and the band signed a deal in 2007. Since then, The White Tie Affair has toured extensively across the country, playing one hundred + shows, garnering press and die-hard fans alike. "We are living the life we always heard rock bands talk about when they were starting out...the band in a van, playing great venues in a different town every night," says guitarist Sean P., "this is the life we always wanted."

AEROSMITH 'Walk This Way / Nobody's Fault' - rare 1977 Japanese CBS orange label 2-track 7" vinyl single, including Walk This Way and Nobody's Fault. Housed in clear plastic sleeve with unique 'Japan Tour '77' group picture insert with lyrics on the back [06SP 130]

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Performed by: Aerosmith: Walk This Way Scorch file - instantly downloadable sheet music, scoring: Guitar Tab, instruments: Guitar; 9 pages