Hasn't Sammy Hagar got a unique voice, and pretty versatile too. If you've heard any of the VH ballads, slower songs, which I'm sure you have, you'll know what I mean. I'm glad he came to VH as he added a grittyness to the band that I liked, less showmanship which was Roth's trip. Of course, both have their place. Thanks for sharing this one, I remember it well, although I was 12 in 1982 when this album was released and it wasn't until a few years later that I discovered Hager when he started fronting VH.
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Ah, it must've been first grade then, not kindergarten. I lived at that house for two years. Hey Man, how cool of a mother did I have, though? That's how cool she was, got me those records for Christmas that year. I said 4 or 5, guess The Luckiest Guy I Know would'v been 6. Thanks for the correction.