Classic Aerosmith is finally going to iTunes.
The newest York Post reports iTunes has signed a groundbreaking deal to provide never-before-released digital versions of Aerosmith’s classic music to the service.
Apple and Columbia Records are anticipated to announce today that Aerosmith recordings between 1973 and 1987 will likely be available on iTunes on September 6.
Aerosmith, fronted by lead singer Steven Tyler, has had its newer works on iTunes however its management had never had the oppertunity to find an agreement over its classic recordings, including “Walk This Way” and “Sweet Emotion”, among numerous others recorded over 20 years.
Aerosmith will reap millions through the new deal, as outlined by music industry sources.
Other bands have voiced concerns about producing individual songs available on iTunes, including Kid Rock, Garth Brooks, Def Leppard and AC/DC.
In accordance with Hollywood Reporter, Aerosmith’s album sales rose 260 percent in the weeks since Tyler became a judge on "American Idol".
This rock band happens to be writing and recording its first album since 2004’s “Honkin' On Bobo”.
Tyler, who had previously been judging auditions in Savannah, Ga., the other day, has taken advantage of his stint on the show.
His autobiography, “Does The Noise During my Head Bother You”, is No. 4 in the category on Amazon.com.
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