Sammy Hagar - Red [Live] (1979) (Remastered) HQ

[ravydavy]

Bought Loud and Clear at 14 and I still love it 40 years later.

[siptharn]

I was 15 in 79.... Man those where the days!

[williamweiss]

This is from the album, All Night Long. Which I still have. Saw Sammy back then in the 70's several times in little old Spokane, Wa. Loved his music back then. Such a showman. Great band, too.

[rimaradhia]

Still sound great after all this years...better than a wine. Young rockers where are you ...

[TheRakuman]

This is a bad ass version of this great rock song from my teenage years! I could do my teens all over again, especially from 13-18yo!

[ericunderwood]

Seen him knock this out at Anaheim Stadium in 78...He opened for Van Halen, Black Sabbath and Boston....
It was one for the ages! Grateful I was there....move over brothers!
Eric Underwood class of 81 Downey High School California

[MetalMark]

Saw this in San Antonio Texas, I was 15. Red Red give me that expensive spread 😋

[robertlatham]

Awesome just awesome. I miss those days too.

[jacktaylor]

This is real Sammy! I want RED! RED! Move over brother!

[OneEye.]

Been looking all over for this one. Used to hear it on KUPD in Phoenix.

[NBM]

A little love for GARY PHIL please !! And the rest if the band !!
Making Sammy look ( and sound ) GOOD !!

[johntindall]

Great version I saw him in Manchester great gig

[michaelmartinez]

Amesome Song!!! Awesome memories!!! The Big Fun!!!

[dukejupiter]

I guess this was captured at the opening slot of the Boston Tour, when Sammy blew away the headliner💪. Must have been awesome.

[MrRDkrock]

Red, red, Paint it red, green ain’t mean compared to red!!

[elainaconant]

Some like it hot..I like it Red! A Redhead Forever!

[kevin-gsjn]

Come on to bed, with that expensive spread 😂😂

[budahbaba]

There are plenty of reasons to dislike Sammy Hagar on a professional level. He did way too many covers for one. But when i was in my junior years -this man wrote the gospel in identifying with how i felt as a teen. There are better singers. There are better guitarists. There are better songwriters. But some how, none of those things replace Sammy Hagar.