Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
COMING UP Sammy Hagar the Red Rocker tells the story of Joining Van Halen and writing so many classic hits with Eddie Van Halen for 5150, 0U812 and For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge including Why Can't This Be Love, Dreams, Right Now and When It's Love but he refused to play David Lee Roth's Songs, the former frontman because he couldn't stand him.
#classicrock #shorts #vanhalen #80smusic
Today on our first episode of retrospective, where a legend walks us though their career and we start with the red rocker sammy hagar. Now i’ve had parts of this interview here and there as I told the stories of Van Halen’s songs but I’ve never related the entire uncut interview. Today he takes us though his origin story, Montrose, His solo career, Van Halen, HSAS one of the supergroups he was part of and along the way you’ll get insight you’ve never heard including the legendary guitarist he hates working with and the how he became one of the most successful rock and roll entrepreneurs as well as his frustration with his former band keeping his favorite song from pop culture. Let’s get into it.
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COMING UP Sammy Hagar the Red Rocker tells the story of Joining Van Halen and writing so many classic hits with Eddie Van Halen for 5150, 0U812 and For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge including Why Can't This Be Love, Dreams, Right Now and When It's Love but he refused to play David Lee Roth's Songs, the former frontman because he couldn't stand him.
#classicrock #shorts #vanhalen #80smusic
Today on our first episode of retrospective, where a legend walks us though their career and we start with the red rocker sammy hagar. Now i’ve had parts of this interview here and there as I told the stories of Van Halen’s songs but I’ve never related the entire uncut interview. Today he takes us though his origin story, Montrose, His solo career, Van Halen, HSAS one of the supergroups he was part of and along the way you’ll get insight you’ve never heard including the legendary guitarist he hates working with and the how he became one of the most successful rock and roll entrepreneurs as well as his frustration with his former band keeping his favorite song from pop culture. Let’s get into it.
What did you think?
