Chigger has discovered Aerosmith...

[Teeeroy]

I like most of the bands listed, but I'll add a couple more that haven't been mentioned.

Heard this and fell in love with it at 12 years old:



And a couple of shredders (Paul Gilbert & Billy Sheehan) and a nod to OKC!



And one more from the great white north:

 

[steelhorse]

Foghat? Christ man, they only had one song! If not for Slow Ride, they woulda never exsisted.



Yeah, I like Ronnie James Dio as well. I even saw him in concert back in the day. Itty-bitty popcorn fart of a guy he is. It's just that...well...his stuff might be just a little too "evil" for her tender ears right now. Let's give her a few years and start her off kinda slow before we start playing her the whole satanic tunes shall we?



Too many damned flutes.



Ah, Tesla and Skid Row. Two of my very favorite "power ballads" were done by them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivFYVAntpw0&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l2q_-xN2N54

I listed some of the others...she's already been listening to the "country fried" stuff for a coupla years now...never cared for G-n-R, L.A. Guns or Faster Pussycat (I did like their remake of Carly Simon's You're So Vain though) and April Wine & Autograph were both 1 hit wonders. Who in the hell is Babylon A.D. and Dangerous Toys?



Scorpions are cool. This one is my favorite.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3cc39bU4GZ0

Forget Dangerous Toys(Looking back They did kinda' suck). If YOU like Tesla you may also like Babylon AD http://youtu.be/wZRjt0u1q4s or how about these 'Ol Boys http://youtu.be/jzIgxA4lKko

 

[Shadowrider]

Tesla did one of the best covers ever done IMO.

Here:



GED,

Get her to listen to this one. One of my all time favorites. Aerosmith's very early stuff is great. Last Child, Sweet Emotion, Back In The Saddle, this one and the like.
Good stuff!

The later stuff, uh...it's just meh......

 

[steelhorse]

What about Ted? http://youtu.be/IDND4qMUVk4 maybe a little young for this one http://youtu.be/1sZCC6_PD9c

 

[cobra1]

What she really needs to hear is where it ALL came from.. The father of modern day rock and roll.. Robert Johnson.