Jack Douglas

See what musicians had to say about the "legendary producer" and "badass mofo."

Aerosmith's Joe Perry referred to Douglas as "our George Martin."

New Yorker, who also worked with Cheap Trick and Patti Smith, has died at 80.

Producer Jack Douglas tells UCR it's the record he feels "really truly sounds like" the Boston band.

He says "John would be alive" if he'd done one thing differently.

It involved Phil Spector, the founder of 'Rolling Stone' and a witch.

"Joe took it really badly" when he found out the band was going to use outside musicians.

What's old (not to mention successful) is new again for Aerosmith. Bassist Tom Hamilton has revealed through an official video message that the band will once again work with producer Jack Douglas, who manned the boards for their essential, mid-'70s albums 'Toys in the Attic' and 'Rocks.' Douglas also produced 'Honkin' On a Bobo,' the band's 2004-issued covers set.