Sunday, August 11, 2013
TRACKLIST:
1. When I Needed You (1966)
2. The Sun (1966)
3. You Should Have Been Here Yesterday (1968)
4. Ever Lovin' Man (1968)
2. The Sun (1966)
3. You Should Have Been Here Yesterday (1968)
4. Ever Lovin' Man (1968)
Artist : Chain Reaction
Artist Origin : USA
Release Title : The Singles
Release Year : 1968
Artist Genre : Rock
File Type : mp3 320
Info:
The Chain Reaction was Steven Tyler's first recording band, and the band's first 45 (single) was "The Sun"/"When I Needed You." It was released on "Date Records" {part of CBS [now Sony] Records} in 1966, and produced by Richie Gotteher.
"The Sun" was recorded at CBS studios, starting on August 25th, 1966. The recording of "The Sun" took three weeks because Steven wanted it to be perfect. "When I Needed You" was recorded in about fifteen minutes on September 9th, 1966.
Now, "When I Needed You" was later released on disc one of the three disc Aerosmith boxed set "Pandora's Box" which was released in November of 1991.
The Chain Reaction's second and final 45 (single) was "You Should Have Been Here Yesterday"/"Ever Lovin' Man." It was released on "Verve Records" {Part of CBS [now Sony) Records} in 1966 and, like the first single, it was also produced by Richie Gotteher. Both songs were recorded at CBS Studios on September 29th, 1966.
According to Barry Shapiro, one of the band members... the Chain Reaction started to record an album before they broke up, and they had 6 (demo) songs in the can. The former band members have copies, but they won't release them...
Also, according to Shapiro, "You See Me Crying" and "Woman Of The World" were NOT played by Chain Reaction. Tyler and Don Solomon did write them together back then, but the band never played or rehearsed them.
Artist Origin : USA
Release Title : The Singles
Release Year : 1968
Artist Genre : Rock
File Type : mp3 320
Info:
The Chain Reaction was Steven Tyler's first recording band, and the band's first 45 (single) was "The Sun"/"When I Needed You." It was released on "Date Records" {part of CBS [now Sony] Records} in 1966, and produced by Richie Gotteher.
"The Sun" was recorded at CBS studios, starting on August 25th, 1966. The recording of "The Sun" took three weeks because Steven wanted it to be perfect. "When I Needed You" was recorded in about fifteen minutes on September 9th, 1966.
Now, "When I Needed You" was later released on disc one of the three disc Aerosmith boxed set "Pandora's Box" which was released in November of 1991.
The Chain Reaction's second and final 45 (single) was "You Should Have Been Here Yesterday"/"Ever Lovin' Man." It was released on "Verve Records" {Part of CBS [now Sony) Records} in 1966 and, like the first single, it was also produced by Richie Gotteher. Both songs were recorded at CBS Studios on September 29th, 1966.
According to Barry Shapiro, one of the band members... the Chain Reaction started to record an album before they broke up, and they had 6 (demo) songs in the can. The former band members have copies, but they won't release them...
Also, according to Shapiro, "You See Me Crying" and "Woman Of The World" were NOT played by Chain Reaction. Tyler and Don Solomon did write them together back then, but the band never played or rehearsed them.
