AeroFANatic - World Premiering Can't Stop Lovin You....

[allamericangirl8]

I will thank you NOT to call Rhapsody in Blue a "song", insolent one.

Would you rather I call it a masterpiece or?



I played it for my wind ensemble, and it made me become a way better musician. I learned so much from Mr. Gershwin.<3

[Patkid26]

Right before the line when they speak of her body changing (pregnancy) there is a very quick odd sound that sounds like a baby gurgling or laughing.

A few others heard it but most did not. lol I think it was so go along with the pregnancy verse.

Just listened, and I can hear the sound you're talking about and I think it sounds a little bit like a baby but I dont think they meant to do that haha I think it was just a coincidence

[Farawayhills]

This is a live performance by the original artist of the much covered '50s classic "I Can't Stop Loving You"




I'd say the song reference was certainly deliberately chosen - this song has found its way into all genres. It's from the formative years of the Pop-influenced but Country-distinct "Nashville Sound", that gave the industry it's path to commercial survival and success (Honour it, yes, but, in my view, it's a shame that so many Country enthusiasts seem to want to "live their lives in dreams of yesterday")

[cpeTN89]

Can someone please pm me a link? All the videos I have found have been taken down. I plan on purchasing it when it is released. thanks in advance

[PRGuy79]

Would you rather I call it a masterpiece or?



I played it for my wind ensemble, and it made me become a way better musician. I learned so much from Mr. Gershwin.<3

I worked for United Airlines for close to two years and they had the rights to Rhapsody in Blue for use in their advertising, etc. Not sure if they still do, but it even plays throughout the B and C concourses at O'Hare Airport - one of their main hubs. I loved those days, so Rhapsody brings back good memories for me.

[carrieidol1]

Just listened, and I can hear the sound you're talking about and I think it sounds a little bit like a baby but I dont think they meant to do that haha I think it was just a coincidence

When exactly does this sound occur, like in terms of seconds? I'm trying to hear it but I cannot...

[teesharky]

Just listened, and I can hear the sound you're talking about and I think it sounds a little bit like a baby but I dont think they meant to do that haha I think it was just a coincidence

Thanx! At least you hear the sound too. lol Not sure what it was for but it drove me crazy trying to figure it out. lol

[allamericangirl8]

When exactly does this sound occur, like in terms of seconds? I'm trying to hear it but I cannot...

Where were you guys haha? We had an entire discussion about it in the Blown Away vs Forever Changed thread. It's at 1:16.

[bewarepenguin]

Random Observation: This thread has over 10,000 views in 3 days. Holy moly...!

[gaycarebear]

Where were you guys haha? We had an entire discussion about it in the Blown Away vs Forever Changed thread. It's at 1:16.

I still don't understand what people are talking about haha

[teesharky]

Ok so Aerosmith has a concert in Nashville December 13th. Carrie has off that night and her tour cities are only an hour from Nashville by plane the day before and after. hmmm

I suppose she could make a surprise appearance to do the duet there.

but I really hope we get some performers announced soon for the AMAs. I still think that is where the duet will be debuted.

I wish we would get the Grammy noms performers too.

[Ann055]

Interview from &#39;Another Dimension&#39; with Aerosmith bassist Tom*Hamilton « Interviews « PureGrainAudio.com

Both, of course, Jack Douglas-produced albums. Another interesting thing about Music From Another Dimension is that you've gone out on a limb and done a song with country singer, Carrie Underwood. The "old school fans" will probably criticize you left, right and center for having done this and the younger more radio friendly audience will think it’s fantastic. So, how was it working with her?
Tom: When that song was written... Without anybody sitting down and saying, "let’s write a country song." It went in that direction. Country is obviously a big part of rock n’ roll... country, gospel and the blues.

And she’s the biggest Country star.
Tom: She’s amazing. She makes great records and sings her ass off. She really is the real thing. What happened is that song ("Can’t Stop Loving You") took on that feel and we got very close to being done with the album. Steven heard that she was in town and he snuck out without telling anybody and brought her into the studio one night. It was supposed to be a night off and they recorded that vocal. We had talked about the idea many times before, but I thought, "she's great and I think it would be awesome, but is that the only thing that people will pay attention to?" We’re trying to make this major rock statement here and why risk it by skewing the attention that way? That was just me over thinking. In the end it came out really good and it’s a really good piece of music. I’m glad it’s on there and I hope people look at it as an example of our potential range as opposed to us stabbing out into other genres.


This is the Carrie part. Please click the link for entire article.

[CarrieUnderwoodismyHero]

Tom: She’s amazing. She makes great records and sings her ass off. She really is the real thing.

More praise for our girl!

[teesharky]

Awesome!!!

[epicamends]

Nice to see that the other members of Aerosmith are as impressed with Carrie as Steven is! I love that this was such a spur of the moment thing, with Carrie just happening to be in town and Steven sneaking her in to do the vocal. Haha

[Suellen]

Thanks Ann for sharing.

[Carrieroxmysox2011]

Interview from 'Another Dimension' with Aerosmith bassist Tom*Hamilton « Interviews « PureGrainAudio.com

Both, of course, Jack Douglas-produced albums. Another interesting thing about Music From Another Dimension is that you've gone out on a limb and done a song with country singer, Carrie Underwood. The "old school fans" will probably criticize you left, right and center for having done this and the younger more radio friendly audience will think it’s fantastic. So, how was it working with her?
Tom: When that song was written... Without anybody sitting down and saying, "let’s write a country song." It went in that direction. Country is obviously a big part of rock n’ roll... country, gospel and the blues.

And she’s the biggest Country star.
Tom: She’s amazing. She makes great records and sings her ass off. She really is the real thing. What happened is that song ("Can’t Stop Loving You") took on that feel and we got very close to being done with the album. Steven heard that she was in town and he snuck out without telling anybody and brought her into the studio one night. It was supposed to be a night off and they recorded that vocal. We had talked about the idea many times before, but I thought, "she's great and I think it would be awesome, but is that the only thing that people will pay attention to?" We’re trying to make this major rock statement here and why risk it by skewing the attention that way? That was just me over thinking. In the end it came out really good and it’s a really good piece of music. I’m glad it’s on there and I hope people look at it as an example of our potential range as opposed to us stabbing out into other genres.


This is the Carrie part. Please click the link for entire article.

Its official,she's a legend.

[liveasong]

Question: The leaked song of Carrie & Steven.................. OFFICIAL VERSION OR DEMO? :O

[Manchs]

Question: The leaked song of Carrie & Steven.................. OFFICIAL VERSION OR DEMO? :O

Demo, please. Sounds unfinished. If it's not a demo, I'll be mad.

[allamericangirl8]

It would be a damn good demo. But yes, I hope there's more room for Joe soloing.