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AEROSMITH Perform At BOSTON POPS: Video Available

July 5, 2006

CBS 4 Boston TV's video footage of AEROSMITH members Steven Tyler and Joe Perry's appearance at this year's nationally televised Boston Pops concert on Tuesday (July 4) can be viewed at this location.

According to The Boston Herlad, Tyler and Perry took the reigns for a trio of AEROSMITH tunes at the Fireworks Spectacular on the Esplanade. Tyler and Perry took the Pops through "I Don't Want to Miss a Thing", "Dream On", for which Tyler played the intro on piano, and "Walk this Way", which Boston Pops conductor Keith Lockhart joined in for a few bars. The Pops worked double time to underscore the signature guitar riff of the latter, following Perry's lead.

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