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AEROSMITH's Early Recordings To Be Made Available Via iTunes

August 24, 2011

According to MyFoxDetroit.com, Apple's iTunes signed a groundbreaking deal to add never-before-released digital versions of AEROSMITH's classic music to the service. The band's more recent material is already available on iTunes, but AEROSMITH's management was previously unable to come to an agreement with iTunes over the group's earlier releases.

Apple and Columbia Records were expected to announce that AEROSMITH recordings between 1973 and 1987 will be available on iTunes from September 6.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, AEROSMITH's album sales rose 260 percent in the weeks after singer Steven Tyler became a judge on the hit Fox show "American Idol".

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