The throwbacks are limited to Mammoth's "The End" video as Wolfgang Van Halen reveals that one portion of the song features him using his father Eddie Van Halen's iconic "Frankenstein" guitar.

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In the dream, Hagar said Van Halen showed him “this harmonic thing… he slid up to a chord, like a slide guitar. We wrote a song with that lick.” The next morning, the veteran rock singer and ...

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Sammy Hagar is about to release a song that features a guitar lick he says Eddie Van Halen showed him in a dream. Hagar revealed the origins of the song to UCR nearly three years ago, in an August ...

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You may think you’re familiar with Chris Rea’s “Texas,” which was a minor hit for the British blues rocker back in 1990, but you’d be thinking of a different song he wrote with that name.

The group had attempted the song ... bass notes flutter up an octave. In addition to the line they created for the middle eight, the guitarists play a fragment of the dual-guitar line in the ...