like them or not, david lee, he was a great frank man over there, but sammy johnson and god, they don't miss a beat over there. it keeps van halen. keeps the brand right at the top of the heap and he is good with brand and got into cobble wobble when that place was just an empty beach stand there. branstad now has a new cocktail working with guy. fear he's gonna introduce it. we'll talk rock and roll. we'll talk libation. we'll talk life with sammy hagar right after this on dennis miller flush, one thing a bugs. welcome to gun is millard blood. one day we welcome the red rocker himself, sammy hagar, to the show. sammy, of course, singer songwriter, musician i think of him like gene and paul as far as being an entrepreneur coffee. as for closers, as they saying glengarry glen ross, i've always admired his business side. he's been performing for the past 4 decades

. obviously with van halen solo work, and there was the voice behind some of the van helen's most iconic hits right now. why can't this be lab sammy's currently performing in his residency? sammy hagar and friends at the strat in las vegas. better to have the crowd come to you, sammy hagar, how are you, my friend? you know dennis, i'm pretty good. i just came off the 1st weekend of a 66 show running residency in vegas. that town, if i may say, rips of balls from your sack man that, that town is monica. you don't mean to me? is there anything you can have or do in vegas is not there is listen, you talk, you talk about vegas, be it a wild, sad, but you know what? said i can't do the road any more. man, i don't know how you are, but too many, too many nights in marion sill ins. i. it's just too much time and i'm sure you had it out. the was wazoo. yeah. how do you travel now? you still travel?

well worry over it. ah, you know, i've got a really nice playing and it otherwise i couldn't do it if i had to be in a bus or go commercial, you know, so that really helped, but i love playing, i love being on, on, on stage, but them hotel rooms europe shipment in and out in and out. so, you know, good news is got a place we can find a nice town like chicago, you know, or like, you know, new yorker, you know, and dallas, you know, we fly in and out to shows for like a week and then i can do it. and also i'd never stay off for more than 2 weeks. i come on, i go to week, stay home for 2 weeks. and i really don't even do that. sure. because i do about 40 shows in here in just to keep my band alive. i love doing it, but yeah, the travel kicks my. i can't, and i thought we'll do a residency in vegas, you know, so don't have to travel, right. but the air in that town and that is so dry. i mean, i'm still listen to me. i sound like i gripped my voice, i always say to them,

nights they say for hours, you know, and it's, it's, it's tough. so i don't know if there's an answer to be honest with you. i'd love to help you dance. well listen, i don't know if there's an answer, sammy, if i ever sell my brand out to a major consortium, trust me, i will. i will not be jet carting anymore. i will have the c, i'm sorry, i'm looking to choose a challenge or $350.00. yeah, if it's something like grad less guilty discharge, that's the one, isn't it that i can that's. that's a beautiful place. my friends died right? yes. now sammy, i've always admired to, you know, i look at guys like jimmy buffett. i look at gene, i look at paul, you read so many kids get screwed over and i love the business acumen mad. i'm trying to think how early in the game when you're via the red rocker. but how early on do you think i best get my ducks in a row here, or i'm going to get screwed business wise where you always savvy? no. oh hell no. if you think i haven't been. oh she's, it's like, you know,

i'm ama. that's the funniest thing. it is like i am not a virgin trust me, you know. but every time you do, if you don't learn from nat and figured out, and you're still gonna way you know when you're doing things like, i'm adventurous on objects of risk, don't take a chance, you know, and that's a lot of the times how you get it you know, you don't know what you're doing when i got into the liquor industry. oddly enough, i haven't been, you know, it's like all the rock and roll stuff. i'm, you know, every time i change record companies, i say, i believe in this company. they screw me out, i go to do what they screwed me again. you know? so the record industry's a little tougher. i think um, i don't know. i'm built the liquor industry is built around friendships and relationships. i found that out, you know, you got a friend. he owns a hotel, he owns restaurant, he put your booze in there. you know, you, your buddies. everything's good. so it's a little more kind of buddy buddy system. i can't explain it,

but i feel much safer in the liquor industry. music industry, you know, the promoters don't lie to you. you walk out, you couldn't get another person in there. if we had to, they say you only so half the place. what are you talking about? there was room you just couldn't see in the back. you know, it's like, ok, here we go again. you know that that's why i admired kenny g. he had his a, c, p a. can i use the settled guard night as soon as he put it in there with the boom. you know, that killed you later where you pull the handle. boom, boom boom. so i always like fairies to several before he went. all i don't any 20 to say for very much money right going on. he was all the wanted in of bonds bag to a lease. he wanted it in a vase bag that i want 20 care. i don't even duck walk out on to that stage baby. i was hired that. well, brother, i think i got it. the i always thought who's going to replace david lee?

i mean, really, i know david lee had his kings to what i think back to panama legs, what i think about his old man being a wealthy cat in pasadena where they could set up garage actually, he played such a key part now when he splits the go solo, i'm thinking. who do they find? and they found the perfect guy, sammy, i got to say, god bless bad, you jump in once again. guilty as charged. yes. but mega hertz man, that's the right now with such a god. that song ruled the world for a year. it seems to me so good for your brother for stepping in and hit now a lot of it. yeah, that was that was chemistry that, that really worked at that time in eddie's life. i think he was feeling held back by gaves ability as a soon he was a great front man. i'm not dog day one bit. i could dog day, but i'm not going to do that. he was just a great front man, but he was limited as a singer. yeah. you know range that was it. and he, he, you know,

i can sit down on a keyboard and play some beethoven, you know, i mean, he's really, really a great musician. and, and i think when i came in the band, he's heard by range too much. oh, can you sing this a go? yeah, wow. you know, band band he go, holy cow, get in here. and we start writing songs. so that's that sound him, but we have history but, but kids too and then it, he got sick in them. we think god, we, you know, came back together and towards the end. and now when i was a tough when seen at mail, he brought a lot to the guy and he has to come to saturday night live on. so i remember sitting one night with him and willie nelson and dana carvey dresser, big snow. so that's a dangerous, it's one of my favorite memories though, and he had that little accident was just the the neck. and he had plugged into a big nose, and willie had that old beat up. but look, i get to bog and for god sakes was so beat up his plan and that he's talking and, and he's working off the playing with these. and i'm thinking, man, this is like watching the sopranos are good phones talk with their hands and he

would just noodle and it was a, he was a stones range, like you said, they've had a limited range and he was range las man and he could lay through that acts, he could use every, he made the neck look so small, it was a small guy when much bigger to me and he, but he, when he played a watch him play and it was like between his 2 hands. it was like, that's all you can do on that thing. like he took it as far as it could go. he went from here to here and all points in between. when he that he all whammy bar to get a little more noise out of it. this annette, no, he really, one of the great tars on the planet ever of all time. and i mean, competing with, you know, to go beyond those kind of guys, he was that original and that good peers. he was a breakthrough, he broke the he broke through, he's a red belt, as they say in the martial arts trade, he invented his own form and they did were talking to sammy hagar, want to talk more in the residency at the strat in the 2nd segment. i want to ask

you, you know, i'm just, i'm a huge a doors fan and i'm just 2 thirds of the way through a troy guy. read the doors through dens, moore's eyes and kreger xyz anom. do a man zerrick sized because i'm fascinated by the doors. i still think of them as one of the mount rushmore for me as far as a great rock band. early on sammy, who understand trying to think where you are now. lay boy who on the strip lit your fuser, who did you dig at the beginning? well, i'm old. so i, when i was really young, like 5 years older, some l was came on the scene and i had teenage sisters older sisters. and when i saw the effect he had on them and the, and her and their girlfriends. i was like, well now, you know, i, maybe i'll be that when i grow up, you know, my dad was a boxer, he was always said, you're going to be champ worley. i mean, champ the world. i'm glad you know. and yeah, so it was really that and lou richard's voice when i, when i was so young and i heard little richard the way he's saying it just made,

i know i just wanted to sing like that, you know. and then, you know, course this in the beatles in the stone invasion that i became like that start where those kind of close us. now i'm a teenager and then group cream, eric clapton and cream. i saw their 1st a show at the whiskey a go in, and i changed my life. i went stoled, i went in a music store and i sat there at music store that i used to hang out in it because i wanted to be a singer. you know, i was going to play your chart till i saw her classes and i said, oh, so i sat there until that guy behind the counter went to the bathroom and i grabbed the les paul wall and ran down the street with it. and i, and i'm going to be eric clapton and i started, you know, seeing and playing at the same time. and that's, that was really the main influence. tommy was cream i, i want to be in a jam band like that. and then here when i, when i walk in the studio with any and alex and michael for the 1st time it re, we wrote summer nights and a song called good enough from 5150. right. and i in one day just walked in and we

wrote and when i took it home and listen to what we'd done jamming it, they reminded me of cream because the tree like that 3 great musicians jamming together. and i got goosebumps, there you go. here we go to or has come up, the memory of that and the feeling of that. i thought i'm in cream. i'm in, craig, now you know me and i had had success. i've sold out of your rain in america all over the world. you know, as a solo ours, but being in a dan that played like that. it was just a whole new level for me. and it woke me up and i'm, i really became a, a better singer, a better guitar player, a better musician, a better songwriter. everything from being van, without a doubt, it was cataclysmic. what it did to my, oh, yeah, to who i was clapton is god, my wife went to the royal albert reunion show. did you happen to get over for that? no, i did not. and i'm, i'm, i watched it on a screen as big as my house, as some guy put a special showing together for me and,

and the ph. this and there was, and i was just like i was in the front row. i cried. it was just that ban was so special and they hated each other. it's that you hate to hear it, but you know, as a car, i think clout them blows out there and goes to upstate new york because dylan's located up there and he's with the hawks and he wants to join. he hears the bands 1st out of class to go up, and he wants to join the band. and ra a goes, you know, eric, we got like 3 guys. it just makes me laugh. the clapton was not sated, you know, you always was on to the next thing, because when you're cross, i mean, when you're doing robert johnson's cross or is like sunshine, you love white room. it says groovy is a, gets, wasn't enough for him. he wanted out. i know, yeah he, if you really like the american roots music, you know that he joined body and the lady and all that. and i broke that band up. you know, there is character i guess. yeah. he's like me are talking to sammy hagar. i love

talk rocker all of these cats who have seen that all he's at the strat. now, sammy and friends will find out who the friends are. that is miller plus one. sammy hagar ah, ah love, as adults is always built on the structure that was created 1st in childhood. so without understanding childhood relationships, it becomes very hard to understand adult relationships. and that's why it's incredibly important to be able to have a basic understanding of what motivates you as an emotional, being it's being 30 years since the soviet union collapsed. long misquote, other little chill them on to what their problem yet could you talk so. so shown

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the gaining independence with us again and listening but unity recorded live, but a with a hey folks, welcome back to that israel or plus one were joined by sammy hagar and forget that residency the residency sold out it's no, it's missed, it's paper jazz. today's news that happened, it's gone. and you know what? sammy, i live up in santa barbara and it's funny, the whole beach front up there is owned by fest parker. he's got his coonskin hat money from daniel and debbie. he goes up there for the weekends. it's not anywhere near what it is. he buys the whole beach front up, but eventually becomes, i don't know if a billionaire but certainly high hundreds of millions. i think you have a similar thing with low tom called carbo. then you get there before cobbled began

to cobble. if i told you what i paid for the property, my house is on, which is big enough beach front. all of it. you know, i can bill 9 houses on it if i want. no, i paid $265000.00 for that huge parcel that each lot that you can put a house on is worth like $56000000.00 with nothing on it. and it's, you know, you bill 9 houses. so now you see like with something we're $40000000.00. i bought for 265000. that's for early i was there and, and i thought i got, you know, i thought it was not but the cobble wobble itself. i paid a $100000.00 for that piece of property in the middle of the town. right there in the middle of town, built a combo waddle for about $300000.00. it makes that much a month and site. i'm the luckiest guy in the world, and the reason i'm bragging i'm not bragging, but the reason i'm spitting all these numbers, hey, you know,

is because everyone thinks i'm so mark, you know, how many guys come to me and say, hey man, i'm thinking about you know, doing this or doing that, i'm starting to, i'm going to start to kilograms. i want to started read, you know, tell me how to do it. i'm going, i know how to do it. you know, until you, in a 2nd. you know, it's like, i don't know what i'm doing, but i'm for some reason. i know how to do it. i get it done. but it's, i'm the luckiest guy in the world. yes, i'm this, i'm not the smartest guy in the world. i didn't finish high school lucky, but savvy sammy, you know, we can laugh and talk about how a lot now is worth 9 times 6 or half a 100000000 bucks. but at the point you're done or in mexico and i, but there's not much there outside of driftwood and a couple bongs on the beach and you're pushing 260 k in the you know, those lock. and then there's some sort of got that. you can learn to trust over the years. it sounds like he's got a trustable. got brother. i have just looked at. that's exactly all i got. i got my got and people quit. people tell me, i'm crazy. i've had my,

my accountants quit when i bought the cobble while, when i built that, my accountant with she said i had it with you. i'm not going to take care of your money or i don't want to be response or you're going down in mexico and build it, and i love it out. it doesn't even have paved roads and one flight in one flat out a week. there's no t v 's, there's no newspapers. what are you doing? i said, i don't know what i did place. you know, i was going to build a little pop up. but here's how lucky i am. i was going to build a little small lopper bar. i me back those days, people to have windows on, on their restaurants. believe it or not, they were just, you know, open little clock, the hutch, the family lived in the back. they come out, put, build the fire, grab a chicken off the ground, ring its neck on the crill. it was just like that. and that's what i would thought i was building. but i said, you know, like about 3000 square feet for the lot. you know, for people to sit outside and everything. and the guy shows me the drawings. i'm going yeah, looks great, you know,

and i get there when they 1st started laying the foundation and is things like 18000 square feet. i'm going whoa, whoa, whoa, what's going on here? this too big. this town is look like a hotel. and it was 3000 square meters, not square feet, see $26.00 for a health center and and the town grow into that. so lucky i am. ok that you know what i should just move to vegas and just gamble. i hate gambling, but that's probably what i should do because i'm lucky. now, listen, i want to talk about the new cocktail. but before i do, i just have to ask you, i'm interested in who guys surround themselves with them. so groovy the other day. i saw the charlie had been replaced by steve joined. i always love steve from new york city on drums. who are you janet, with sammy, or the youngsters or guys that you've been around with, or who's the friends at the strat? well, i got a lot of different bands that i've been

a chicken foot would show soccer any chance mr. chili peppers of michael anthony. that's one of our bands. another band have called the wobbles, which is my party band where we just go out and just we're, we're the sloppiest bar band in the planet. i spent 9 years with those guys built a brand. i built a couple walls with the y bos, and we just drank on stage. all that i had waitresses, you know, just brain strengths the whole night. we play anything and no set list 300 songs to choose from. and where they're coming this weekend is going to be with the wobble reunion. and mike laughed nice with me. always add up. but this last week and my real bad now is the circle go sammy in the circle. it's jason bonham, john bon raylon, you know, under i'm sure. and michael anthony on bass bic, johnson, the guitar from the was, am, is my guitar clerk. and over the week of it, stephen pierce from rat came and so i just pulled him out. he sang a led zeppelin song with us. you know, i'm, i don't even invite people to my party's. i mean, i, i do a good party. so when i throw a party, people kind of show up, you know,

so was he was going to show up this week and the wobbles are really my party, man, man, why was it going to be there? just hang loose, man, you know what i mean? don't, don't come and expected anything because we have no idea exactly what we're going to do. but i'm sure there'll be some special guest this weekend. if it wasn't sold out, there was a sold out dentist. i would tell you that paul mccartney is feminist. we can okay. and he's rich uses, he's quit his leave in the stones to play with me over the weekend. you know me, but i don't have to sell tennis. i don't have to do that. you know me. but sammy, in a world where rocks gotten corporate in some regards in the less so now but it did for a while and that's the action i dig, i like the $300.00, throw a dart, pick a song thing. i like the down and dirty stuff. now listen in the last thing i want to, i do love coffee is for closes or i love cocktails for clothes i think it done bought and sell the brand the combo other thing, did you dump out of it or something and sell it? i sold it to kill and to group welcome pottery, a,

an italian company. wonderful, wonderful guy, luca garibaldi, oil changed my life. this guy, i will get on my knees and praise them to anybody. the nicest, richest man i've ever met. you know, there are rich people on pieces. i can tell you that right now, he's a great man. anna. they bought it from the i and it was more than i wanted to say. i didn't want to sell it. they said how, you know, the off meal, more money than i ever imagined. and i said, you know, i don't want to sell it that she will, i should, it doesn't change my life. i'm just gonna put the money, the bank, and i'm not going to have my wonderful particular brand that i built that i was so proud because it, i mean, you know, and they said, well, what would it take to change your life? and i do some stupid number on a, they looked at each other lawyer and him and they said ok. and i fell on the ground . laugh for about 20 minutes. when you get up, you know, rolling around, i said that's more money than i even dreamed. that's the dream. i never dreamt every other dream of grant's and uh because, so anyway, i sold it, but they didn't want the cantinas. i had 2 of them at that time. i didn't,

you know, for now i didn't want to can't use them going. wow, that's crazy. so. okay, kept cantinas little oil, you know. and up now my non compete stopped and i made sancho tequila. yeah. and it's with guy theories. my partner he, he called me when he saw how much i sold for we were buddies. and he said, dude, if you ever do that again, would you give me a call, please? i want to be your partner. i want to make your kill. and i said ok, so we did it now we're doing it. but this is brand new and this is my r t deep, where i'm a single handedly. i'm doing this all myself and made these great cocktails. they have rom instead of beer base, we're based cocktail shipper for your taste. you know me. so i don't like that beer at, you know, i made a real clean cocktail. more especially was elevated, co sammy's beach for cocktails. and i just released him in nevada, california, and texas and were killing it, were killing it. but this is my new b. they place their, you know, like 5.5 percent offers. like, it's like

a beer said, well then you can, you gotta and when the anniversary comes up, you've got to go to the broader can and called the girth series. just had one. here's the thing. this about flavor, the big cans, they lose their fears. real quick. are they? this is of sparkling rundridge. so you don't want to lose that been so you get the tall, skinny, and that's what it's all about. and also kind of feels like the lady's like a little more light, like a cigarette holder or something in a free area will be a good partner. because when i watch guy, and he's in the suburbs of philly and some cat has made a recipe that he's proud of, it's his centerpiece. and guy always gives the right amount of proper is he makes that man feel like he or the woman feel like they're the catch me out for a 2nd. he's good people guy. i admire him immensely. guy 50. what you see is what you get. he rolls the way he rolls. you think he gets dressed up with these shows and when he goes off of it, no, no, you go to his house,

he's got going on. he's got here. spike that sit around his house. he's the greatest guy in the world. that cat is the hardest working guy. he gets up at 4 o'clock in the morning, does tv, and then he comes and we're at the campbell war. we're, we're somewhere where hang it out. i'm midnight 1 o'clock, a guy i got to go, eat, go, eat, goes until 2 o'clock and then he gets to our sleep and he starts over again, and he, he doesn't burn out, isn't. he's a, go get a man. i said to his kid, once i met him with his kid, i said, hey, what's a feel like when you're old man on buttons a shirt and he's got bobo fat on his right. peck. what's that? why? he left school is always good that he's always get the highlights in the, you know, he's got the skulls, i get off his ear lobes and at the core of it, he's like jimmy story, such a good cat. he really is that he was, he's a great partner. he works harder than me. you know, i'm, i'm lazy, i sleep bad, you know, i got better, you get up late. no. but now guy,

he's got me. yes. already done 3 or 4 things by the time i i get get rolling. i love the guy, he's been my friend for ever before. he made it. i love the he had a restaurants in santa rosa and he sold com a while to kill it. he won a contest, resound the most tequila of all the california thing. so he got to meet me and we just went bow like buddy buddy's good partner, man. all right brother. hey, this is sam and good luck with it. all, man, i'm glad you're has. thank you for having me. i've been wanting to do something with you for evelyn parties. come to college. got a later this afternoon, sammy hagar, this is dennis miller plus one later. ah,

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