Big Ten Inch Record
Aerosmith · Toys In The Attic
Believe me this trick's no cinch
But I really get her going
When I whip out my big ten inch
Record of a band that plays the blues
Well a band that plays its blues
She just love my big ten inch
Record of her favorite blues
Last night I tried to tease her
I gave my love a little pinch
She said now stop that jivin'
Now whip out your big ten inch
Record of a band that plays the blues
Well a band that plays the blues
She just loves my big ten inch
Record of her favorite blues
I, I, I cover her with kisses
And when we're in a lover's clinch
She gets all excited
When she begs for my big ten inch
Record of a band that plays the blues
Well a band that plays the blues
She just love my big ten inch
Record of her favorite blues
My girl don't go for smokin'
And liquor just make her flinch
Seem she'll go for nothin'
'Cept for my big ten inch
Record of a band that plays the blues
Band that play the blues
She just love my big ten inch
Record of her favorite blues
Big Ten Inch Record
Big Ten Inch Record stands as a standout track on Aerosmith's 1975 classic, Toys in the Attic. The song captures the band's signature hard rock energy, blending gritty vocals with a driving rhythm section that defined their mid-seventies sound. Written by Steven Tyler and Joe Perry, the recording showcases the group's ability to craft catchy, blues-infused anthems that resonated with audiences during their commercial peak. The track remains a testament to the band's songwriting prowess and their capacity to deliver high-octane performances. As part of an album widely regarded as one of the greatest rock records of all time, it highlights the chemistry between the band members and their enduring influence on the genre. The song continues to be celebrated by fans for its infectious groove and its place within a pivotal era of Aerosmith's discography.