Sammy Hagar - Red / Heavy Metal
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- recorded May 17, 1997
at the Cabo Wabo Cantina in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico
Marching to Mars release party
audience shot video mixed with audio from the Live In Cabo cd, given out as bonus additions with a "Red Voodoo" purchase from Best Buy
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I was hooked on Sammy when I heard him do make it last with Montrose. He is brilliant so underrated one of my favorite musicians of all time😂
Had the opportunity to see Sammy in '79, opened for Boston at Boston Garden- blew Boston off the stage. After every Boston song the crowd screamed SAMMY-SAMMY. It was almost embarrassing for Boston. Packed house- 7th row seats.
Great time.....
LMAO. Shiit Sammy was a fireball back then! Thank God he didn't burn out! ;) Also saw him in Texas in '79.
Dennis
61 years
Austin, Tx
He did a show in Salt Lake City in the 80s, pre-Van Halen. Almost nobody showed up. It was embarrassing. A lesser man would have mailed it in. Not Sammy. He looked at the nearly empty arena and said, "Your friend will regret it." Then absolutely tore the place up. You'd have thought he was playing to a packed Rose Bowl or something. You'd have thought there were a hundred THOUSAND fans, not just a hundred. I still laugh at people to this day who didn't buy a ticket.
I coincidently went to a post VH David Lee Roth show, "Skyscraper" tour I believe. Poison opened up and there was no comparison in show quality. I'm not a huge Poison fan, I mostly wanted to see Steve Vai play guitar but, Poison was damned near album perfect and I, along with the rest of the crowd started walking out of the DLR show about 3 songs in. I don't know if he was drunk, really does suck live because its the only time I ever saw him live, or both. Even Steve Vai on guitar couldn't save that show.
QUIT MY #1. JOB IN. '78 @ 14 TO SEE HAGAR , MOLLY HATCHET , KROKUS , &
CHEAP TRICK IN MY GIRLS 💕 '68 Z28 🔥🥵 SHE WAS MISS #1.
WYOMING 24 L🤣😹L
St Louis. Mo and K-SHE 95, the longest running rock station in world! We were one of the first areas outside of the Bay Area to really get behind Sammy….. and he’s never forgotten it! It should be a “bucket list” destination. Sammy, Live in the Lou! It just doesn’t get much better!
Back in my younger days that was my preferred Sammy song that's the Hagar I remember❤ 63 now y'all
Holy almost 25 years just flew by.....it was his 50th birthday and in 5 months he'll be 70 fuggin 5...holy hell.
He's the man who can, I've liked Mr Hagar, from his Montrose day's.. His voice is distinctive.. He paints any town (RED).... Rock it Sammy....
I was a dj at the U of Iowa when Montrose came out. Loved him ever since.
Saw him pre VH with VH with Chickenfoot and the Circle. Never disappointed. My only complaint was there were some shows that he just didn’t play enough guitar 🎸.
Couldn't believe how good they were live.
All you had to do was hear his voice in Heavy Metal, you knew your bags were packed for life!😎
Sammy YOU ALWAYS ROCK.
Some of the best concerts I ever saw. Energy cubed.
Love this song and Sammy's hair 😂❤🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
The Red Rocker always puts out a good show.
Bought the Red single 40 years ago.😎😎
I saw the Red Rocker live at the Texas Jam II in Dallas! Dressed in red, red tennis shoes, and a red guitar! Kicking ass all over the stage! lol! Great Show. Red baby! It's "my" second fav color!!!! Heeehee..
Dennis
61 years
Marshall Tx
Never heard a Sammy song I didn't like but this has always been my favorite
Read his book (appropriately enough entitled "Red")... it is a good read. He made his songwriting one of the main things in his life. He is a very prolific songwriter. :)
He rocks hard, one of the best stuff ever.
Top bloke great show at Manchester Apollo
Always loved Sammy
Flipping awesome.... I always loved Red... Song was one of my gotos back in the day I always thought of Sammy as the "George Throughgood of Hard Rock/early 80s metal". Guy is brilliant and always, always, always absolutely nailed it and took names live. If I was stuck on a desert island with nothing but Sammy Hagar CDs I would make it cause his music has always been so uplifting and powerful for me. Red is probably my favorite of his (and maybe for his has well)... To me it's his true signature tune that most people don't understand.
I always wonder what would have happened had he not gone into VH... I often believe that he, Neal, Kenny, and Micheal Shreve would have not stopped the HSAS thing and done another album that would have likey altered rock history in a different way...
Keyboards played thru that Leslie cabinet is awesome....
Sammy's live performance is just fucking smashing!!
1978 cuando por primera vez lo escuche por radio miraflores, época escolar, juntando mis centavos logre comprar el álbum rojo en la discotienda Hector Roca
Heavy Medal Red!! Sammy Hager.
I'm not sure if you were being facetious, but he should get a *Heavy Medal* imho! :>
Sammy's had some MONSTER drummers. Lauser's my favourite.
0:22
Did anyone else think that opening drumbeat sound a lot like the the drum track from "Whip It" by Devo?
Bom
Rather hear Gary Pihl play it, but that's the Red Rocker's theme song. He's sure got the Robt Plant hair goin on as always. Voice is great here too and he rocks that Strat
Vic Killing Heavy Metal. 😆
Almost a shame he joined VH. He had tremendous commercial success with VH but I bet had he stayed solo his music would have been better.
Totally agree. Nothing he did in Van Halen was as good as his solo stuff. In fact, Van Halen was never as good after he joined compared to DLR era. Just wasn't a good match pverall.
TheoneGodfather & EscapedFromAzkaban:
bullshit, Van Halen did great things. Both with David and with Sammy. It was just different. Hagar is a great (even surprising) artist, but the things Van Halen did were superior. It was they who, in the late '70s and early' 80s, regenerated Metal.
I love his music but when he plays live it sounds like his recorded music. DLR not so much that goofy bastard
Mona on Bass kicking ass!