It's not exactly a controversy on the level of Brian Williams' fibbing he was shot down in a helicopter over Iraq, but for some guitarists, the giddy thrill of determining exactly who played the solos on Aerosmith's 1974 version of "Train Kept A Rollin’" has kept band, bar and tour-bus arguments rocking for some time—even as clues exist on Wikipedia and elsewhere.
Who Really Played Aerosmith’s “Train Kept A Rollin’” Guitar Solos?
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