Steven Tyler just released his new album, We’re All Somebody from Somewhere.  He describes the music as his version of country music.  When talking to Matt Lauer on the Today show, Steven described a good country song as “The truth, the truth being a dog or my love, and it’s always a good twist in how they put it, and that’s what I love.”

While we’re all known Steven as a rock ‘n roll icon for years, he says at the heart of it all, “I’m a country boy.  I’m from Sunapee, New Hampshire- four months every Summer, three months every Summer.  Nine hundred people in that town, so very country.”

We’re All Somebody from Somewhere is available now, wherever music is sold.

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Steven Tyler – good country song today  :18  (audio via Today)

“The truth, the truth being a dog or my love, and it’s always a good twist in how they put it, and that’s what I love.  And I’m a country boy.  I’m from Sunapee, New Hampshire- four months every Summer, three months every Summer.  Nine hundred people in that town, so very country.