Mama Kin
"Mama Kin" is a song by American hard rock band Aerosmith, which appears on their 1973 self-titled debut album. The song was written by lead singer Steven Tyler. It was a staple of Aerosmith concerts and appeared on several live albums. Song structure. The song comprises a basic guitar riff, with a strong rhythm backbeat which comes in between lyrics in the verse and throughout the bridge. There are also saxophones interspersed throughout the song. Legacy. The song has also been a live staple of Aerosmith concerts throughout the band's career. Live versions of the song  appeared on "Live! Bootleg", "Classics Live", "A Little South of Sanity" and "The Road Starts Hear". The song has also appeared on several Aerosmith compilations including "Gems" (1988), "Pandora's Box" (1991), "Pandora's Toys" (1995), "O, Yeah! Ultimate Aerosmith Hits" (2002), "Greatest Hits 1973–1988" (2004), and "" (2006). Guns N' Roses and Buckcherry versions. The song was covered by Guns N' Roses in 1986 and released in the same year on their EP album "Live ?!*@ Like a Suicide". It was later re-released on their second studio album "G N' R Lies" in 1988. There's also a live version  of Guns N' Roses performing the song along with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry. This was from Guns N' Roses live from Paris pay per view special. Buckcherry also covered the song, which appeared as a bonus track on their 2014 EP "Fuck". It is the only song on that album that does not use the word "fuck" in the song or have "fuck" as part of the title. Section::::"Mama Kin" in other media. "Mama Kin" is featured as a re-recorded track on the video game "".