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2. "Big Ten Inch Record" was composed by Fred Weismantel and became a big hit on the R&B charts during for tenor-sax player Bull Moose Jackson. By all accounts Jackson got his nickname because of his facial resemblance to the animal; his given name was Benjamin Joseph.

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3. 10 Big Ten Inch (Record) 11 Walk This Way 12 Lick and a Promise 13 Milk Cow Blues In short, Draw the Line is Aerosmith's big time drug album. Coked out and road worn, the boys desperately needed time off. As Joe Perry noted years later: "The Beatles made their White Album/5(1).

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4. Big Ten Inch Record Lyrics: Got me the strangest woman / Believe me this trick's no cinch / But I really get her going / When I whip out my big 10 inch / Record of a band that plays the blues.

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5. Big Ten Inch Record: 9: Dream On: Train Kept A Rollin' Walkin' The Dog: Toys In The Attic: Cryin' Walk This Way: Aerosmith: Cryin' ‎ (CD, Unofficial) Hot Shots: H Germany: Unknown: Sell This Version: Reviews Add Review [r] Release. Edit .

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6. Big Ten Inch Record: Walk This Way: Lick And A Promise: Milk Cow Blues: Come Together: Train Kept A Rollin' Orpheum Theatre, Boston, MA, February 14, Back In The Saddle: Big Ten Inch Record: Mama Kin: Three Mile Smile / Reefer Head Woman: Lord Of The Thighs: No More No More:

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7. Big Ten Inch Record Lord Of The Thighs Let The Music Do The Talking Red House Dream On Sweet Emotion Train Kept A Rollin' Live at Civic Center, Hampton, VA, 16th November Bone To Bone. 40 Principale Studios, Madrid, Spain, 9th June Train Kept A Rollin' Cryin' Stop Messin' Around

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8. The album also features a cover of Bullmoose Jackson 's "Big Ten-Inch Record," originally an old R&B song recorded in and first heard by the band on a tape from Dr. Demento 's radio show on KMET. Rather than produce a rock reimagining, Aerosmith's cover largely stays true to the original song, down to its jazz-style instrumentation.

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