Aerosmith - Walk This Way (Original '75) - Isolated Guitar

Aerosmith - Walk This Way (Original '75) - Isolated Guitar.
Written during a soundcheck like many do. Nice one Joe.
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[giber]

The swing in this tune is fast as hell. Hard to get right. Love this track.

[utube]

"Walk This Way" just might be the tastiest rhythm guitar track ever recorded - it's certainly one of them.

[ZigbertD]

That verse riff (the part in C) is pure tasty stank, and wickedly tricky to play with the right feel.

[redvikinghobbies]

You can hear how isolating tracks significantly noise filters the actual recordings on this. 3 things. First, can't believe that's a Fender. Second those verses are accented differently every time they come round. Gives such a live vibe but makes it really hard to duplicate without a rhythm guitarist. 3rd that solo must've had your hardware clipping because it is way louder than that unisolated. No one knows exactly how the sound for that solo is made so I encourage everyone with decent headphones to listen to it unisolated. Jack Douglas and Joe Perry both had different accounts of what was used for this song but no one knows how that solo was pulled off. What crazy tom foolery went on when Jack was mixing splicing tape or Joe using two Klons, which he's done for years. But that solo tone is wild on a 70s recording. It's like a guitar horn. LOVE IT!!!

[GR_BackingTracks]

People who call Joe Perry a rhythm guitarist can't see what he's doing... It's all a massive guitar solo!

[Nut-mlwc]

I could never play this riff correctly until I heard this isolated track. Thank you!

[moe]

Omg.... The verse riff I always come back to practising it every so often and I frustrate myself because I play it in swing rhythm when I want to play it straight. And now I listen to this at half both guitars swing the rhythm. My ear is smarter than my brain.

[ligfifty]

How cool is this? In the stratosphere cool...no pun intended since Tyler used a Strat to record this track

[jamesmick]

The rhythm guitars in the chorus are muted at the end of each phrase in this audio. They sustain through on the record.

[tylergann]

I think Joe is on the left and Brad is on the right, is that right?

[Billy-df]

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[samuelbrainsample]

Where do these isolated tracks come from?