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Sammy Hagar - Sammy Hagar (I Never Said Goodbye) [Geffen Records GHS 24144] (23 June 1987)

Released: 23 June 1987
Country: US
Label: Geffen Records
Catalog: GHS 24144
Pressing: Allied Record Company
Genre: Rock, Hard Rock

Item# SR-GEGHS24144
Ratings: C=NM-; LP=NM-
Note: DMM [Direct Metal Master]

T R A C K L I S T:
01 When The Hammer Falls
02 Hands And Knees
03 Give To Live
04 Boys Night Out
05 Returning Home
06 Standin' At The Same Old Crossroads
07 Privacy
08 Back Into You
09 Eagles Fly
10 What They Gonna Say Now

Sammy Hagar (I Never Said Goodbye)
Sammy Hagar

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Album Review

Stephen Thomas Erlewine [allmusic.com]

Sammy Hagar, the singer's last solo album, was released a year after his first album with Van Halen, 1986's 5150. Although it charted the highest of any of his records, peaking at number 14, it wasn't as successful as his three previous albums, suffering from a slick, synthesized production and a lack of consistent material. The power ballad ''Give to Live'' was a hit and a couple of the rockers raised above the pedestrian level, yet the overall product was rather faceless. Perhaps sensing the lackluster quality of the record, Hagar launched an MTV promotion to re-title the record; the winning entry was I Never Said Goodbye, and titled that way in subsequent pressings. The 1994 Unboxed compilation also called the album I Never Said Goodbye, not Sammy Hagar.