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    Sammy Hagar
    An image from Chickenfoot - Get Your Buzz On, one of the productions that also features Sammy Hagar.
    Sammy Hagar

    Sammy Hagar

    October 13, 1947 — Salinas, California, USA

    Samuel Roy Hagar, born October 13, 1947 in Monterey, California, better known as Sammy Hagar (The Red Rocker), is an American guitarist, singer and songwriter and former member of the Van Halen band.

    Sammy Hagar began his career in the Montrose group, before joining Van Halen in 1985 until 1996. In 2004, he returned to Van Halen for an event tour in the United States. In 2009, he joined the Chickenfoot project, composed of Joe Satriani, Chad Smith and Michael Anthony. Sammy Hagar was the 1984 singer of the supergroup H.S.A.S. with Neal Schon, Kenny Aaronson and Michael Shrieve, the band's name with the initials of the four musicians' last names.

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    Van Halen - Live: Right Here, Right Now

    1993

    Van Halen: Video Hits Vol. 1

    Van Halen: Video Hits Vol. 1

    1996

    Van Halen:  Live Without A Net

    Van Halen: Live Without A Net

    1987

    Chickenfoot - Get Your Buzz On

    Chickenfoot - Get Your Buzz On

    2010

    Chickenfoot: Rocklahoma Festival 2012

    Chickenfoot: Rocklahoma Festival 2012

    2012

    Sammy Hagar and The Wabos: Livin' It Up! Live in St. Louis

    Sammy Hagar and The Wabos: Livin' It Up! Live in St. Louis

    2007

    Heart and Friends - Home For The Holidays

    Heart and Friends - Home For The Holidays

    2014

    Van Halen : Live In Japan Tokyo Dome 1989

    Van Halen : Live In Japan Tokyo Dome 1989

    1989