Hey dude, nice page, but I noticed you don't have my favorite song, 
"Three Mile Smile"...so I typed up my transcription and here it is!



						Chris Calabrese
"Three Mile Smile" by Aerosmith
>From _Night in the Ruts_

I have most of the song down, but I haven't heard it for about a year, and I
just dug up a transcription I did from a year ago so here it is.  This song is
a lot of fun to play!

Riff A - play twice

    B/A   B                  E  E  E     B/A    B                  E  E  E
e-------------------------------------|-------------------------------------|
B-------------------------------------|-------------------------------------|
G----4----4---------------------------|---4-----4---------------------------|
D----4----4----0-0-1-2-4--------------|---4-----4----0-0-1-2-4--------------|
A----0----2--------------2---2--2--2--|---0-----2--------------2---2--2--2--|
E----------------------------0--0--0--|----------------------------0--0--0--|

Then there's the drum break

Riff B - play 6 times

e--------------------------|-------------------------|
B--------------------------|-------------------------|
G--------------------------|-------------------------|
D--6--6---5--4---4--4--4---|--4--4---5--6------7--6--|
A--7--7---6--5---5--5--5---|--5--5---6--7------5--7--|
E--------------------------|----------------0--------|

Riff C - play twice

        E        Dsus2    E        Dsus2
e---------------------------------------|
B----------------3-----------------3----|
G----------------2-----------------2----|
D-------2--------0--------2--------0----|
A-------2-----------------2-------------|
E--3^---0---3^-------3^---0---3^--------|

Then play
Riff B four times
Riff C once
Riff D twice

Riff D
e------------------------------------|
B------------------------------------|
G------------------------------------|
D------------------------------------|
A--------5-------------0--5----------|
E--0--3------3--0---3--------3--(0)--|

Then play
Riff B four times
Riff C once
Riff D once
Riff C once
Riff D once
Riff A twice

Next comes the solo.  I did the rhtyhm part, but I was too lazy to do the
solo, because Joe Perry is a very sloppy player, and especially in this solo.

Solo Rhythm - play 3 times

   D   D   A      E   E  E  E                   D  D  A      E   E  E  E
e------------------------------|------------------------------------------|
B------------------------------|------------------------------------------|
G--7---7---2-------------------|----------------7--7--2-------------------|
D--7---7---2-------------------|--6--6---5--4---7--7--2-------------------|
A--5---5---0------2---2--2--2--|--7--7---6--5---5--5--0------2---2--2--2--|
E-------------3^--0---0--0--0--|-------------------------3^--0---0--0--0--|

Lead after solo
  Guitar 1
e--------------------|------------------|-------------------|----------------|
B--------------------|------------------|-------------------|----------------|
G--------------------|------------------|-------------------|----------------|
D--------------------|------------------|-------------------|----------------|
A--------------------|------------------|-------------------|----------------|
E--4-5-4-5-6-7-------|-4-5-4-5-6-7------|-4-5-4-5-6-7-------|-4-5-4-5-6-7----|
|                                                                            |
|                                                                            |
| Guitar 2     E   A                E                 E   A               A  |
e--------------------|------------------|-------------------|----------------|
B--------------------|------------------|-------------------|----------------|
G--------------9-\-2-|--------------9-\-|-------------9-\-2-|-------------2--|
D--------------9-\-2-|--------------9-\-|-------------9-\-2-|-------------2--|
A--------------7-\-0-|--------------7-\-|-------------7-\-0-|-------------0--|
E--------------------|------------------|-------------------|----------------|

Then play
Riff D four times

Then after that there's a second solo where he just plays riff D throughout
pretty much of the solo.  It's pretty easy to figure out what he's doing after
this spot, but I haven't heard the song in a while so I can't remember.

Chris Calabrese
robert.calabrese@snet.net

 \ = slide
 ^ = bend
() = the note in parenthesees is tied to the next measure