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AEROSMITH Guitarist Interviewed On 107.7 THE BONE; Video Available - Oct. 21, 2009

Steven Seaweed of 107.7 The Bone, the San Francisco Bay Area's rock station, conducted an interview with legendary AEROSMITH guitarist Joe Perry on October 14, 2009. Watch the chat in eight parts below.

AEROSMITH played their first shows since early August, when an injury to singer Steven Tyler ended the band's summer tour, on Sunday (October 18) in Honolulu and Tuesday (October 20) in Maui, Hawaii. The Maui gig was done partly to settle a class-action lawsuit filed by enraged fans when the band canceled a 2007 concert there. The shows come during a tense time for the veteran act, with Joe Perry claiming in recent interviews that Tyler has not spoken to the rest of the group since breaking his shoulder in a fall from a stage in Sturgis, South Dakota two months ago.

Perry, who released a solo effort called "Have Guitar, Will Travel" earlier this month, has indicated in recent interviews that Tyler is holding up AEROSMITH's future plans, including the recording of a new album. Perry told the Associated Press that Tyler has "got to get his act together."

The Honolulu Advertiser saw no sign of tension between Tyler and Perry on Sunday night, adding that Tyler "took every opportunity to sidle up next to Perry . . . and declared he 'loved' the guys in the band. If there was any discomfort between the two, or any of the band, it didn't show on stage or in the music."

Perry will hit the road next month in support of his CD, taking along his JOE PERRY PROJECT touring band.

Newly announced Joe Perry tour dates (subject to change):

Nov. 10 - New York, NY - Fillmore New York at Irving Plaza
Nov. 11 - Sayreville, NJ - Starland Ballroom
Nov. 14 - Boston, MA - House of Blues
Nov. 15 - Clifton Park, NY - Northern Lights
Nov. 19 - Windsor, ON - Colosseum at Caesars Windsor
Nov. 21 - Indio, CA - Fantasy Springs Casino

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	COMMENT \| posted by : RiotAct666 10/21/2009 9:29:41 PM

	Keep on Rocking Joe!!!!

	COMMENT \| Aerosmith posted by : MufDvr863 10/21/2009 9:48:44 PM

	Hope they don't break up.

	COMMENT \| Maui War Memorial was rocking! posted by : Angus Von Danzig 10/21/2009 10:58:52 PM

	Swear to God, the Maui show was the best live rock n' roll concert I have ever attended and I am quite the concert goer. The boys pulled out all the stops and gave quite the show that according to the road crew was their best in the last four years. I am under the impression from the same road crew that this could be very well the last Aerosmith show. Hell, Soundgarden called it quits after their Maui show, so it wouldn't be a surprise when it's announced officially in the near future. As far as the fair weather fans were concerened they didn't enjoy it because they didn't play the "Armageddon Song" (direct quote from a putz) Which I thanked God that they didn't, but as for the Aerosmith purists they rolled out a ton of classics which included "Mama Kin, and Big Ten Inch" much to my pleasure. Joe Perry even confessed that he wrote Walk This Way while laying on a Maui Beach back in the day. Awesome band, awesome show, too bad some disgruntled haoles sued, but it did bring them here for a truly awe inspiring statement from some classy classic rockers. I hope the fair weather fans don't sue because they didn't play the "Armageddon Song" which blows BTW.

	COMMENT \| Angus Von Danzin posted by : AMBULE 10/22/2009 10:27:16 AM

	Do you have the set list?

	COMMENT \| angus posted by : BSlash24 10/22/2009 12:05:13 PM

	glad they played well...unfortunatetly, that set list had very little for the purists, mostly a greatest hits post 1987 show, with the bare minimum of basic 70's tracks. That's just one man's take though...I've seen them do those shows, and other nights where they really dig in on the old deep cuts, gems...and yes, that Armegedon song is rubbish. the title should remain unknown.

	COMMENT \| Set list for Maui Show posted by : Angus Von Danzig 10/22/2009 12:39:25 PM

	Eat the Rich Falling in Love (Is Hard On the Knees) Ragdoll Walking the Dog Dream On Last Child Same Old Song and Dance Combination Stop Messin' Around Love in an Elevator Cryin' Livin' on the Edge Big Ten Inch Walk This Way Sweet Emotion Encore Guitar Hero Joe Mama Kin Rattlesnake Shake Train Kept A-Rollin' Concert was about 2.5 hours (8 pm to 1030 pm)...BTW

	COMMENT \| Fair Enough posted by : Angus Von Danzig 10/22/2009 12:43:56 PM

	Maybe purists was a bit of a strong description how about classic rock radio fans as they played many of their classic rock staples. Considering that they played 18 songs with six being post Permanent Vacation.

	COMMENT \| you're right posted by : BSlash24 10/22/2009 2:25:50 PM

	the set list they posted here yesterday was missing many of these, like Combination, ThAT's what I'm looking for. That's not bad after all. Not great, but not bad...I saw JPP a few weeks ago, he did combination, a reggae Dream on. Sort of cool, seeing that song is tired.

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