Big Ten Inch Record – Aerosmith


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

Well a band that plays the blues

She just love my big 10 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 jiving

Now whip out your big 10 inch

Record of a band that plays the blues

Well a band that plays the blues

She just love my big 10 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 10 inch

Record of a band that plays the blues

Well a band that plays the blues

She just love my big 10 inch

Record of her favorite blues

My girl don’t go for smoking

And liquor just make her flinch

Seems she don’t go for nothing

‘Cept for my big 10 inch

Record of a band that plays the blues

Band that plays the blues

She just love my big 10 inch

Record of her favorite blues

Double Entendre and Bluesy Humor

“Big Ten Inch Record” by Aerosmith stands out as a playful homage to blues music, infused with the band’s signature sense of humor. The lyrics are built around a clever double entendre, using the innocuous image of a vinyl record to deliver tongue-in-cheek innuendo. Steven Tyler delivers the verses with a wink, crafting a story about a woman who is only interested in his “big 10 inch”—record, that is, of her favorite blues band. The song’s cheeky wordplay and raucous delivery capture the spirit of classic blues while letting Aerosmith’s irreverent side shine.

The Enduring Appeal

This track is more than just a novelty; it’s a tribute to the roots of rock ‘n’ roll. The band’s musical arrangement stays true to the blues tradition, while the storytelling and playful lyrics keep listeners entertained. “Big Ten Inch Record” has become a fan favorite for its lighthearted energy and the way it showcases Aerosmith’s ability to blend humor with genuine musical skill.

Song Credits

  • Songwriter: Fred Weismantel
  • Release Year: 1975
  • Label: Columbia Records

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