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Sammy took VH from pretty rich to super rich. They never had a #1 album with DLR and fired their (very competent) manager after the 1984 tour. Sammy's manager, Ed Leffler, had made Sammy very rich as a solo artist. And Sammy brought him to VH, where he not only wrung a better deal out of Warner Bros. for them, but then they put out four albums that all went #1 and had huge selling tours. Things went downhill after Sammy left and they never really got their mojo back. Sure, I caught all the subsequent tours, but they weren't the same.
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VH with DLR FTW. 🤘🏼
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Definitely liked VH better with DLR because I didn't really care for 5150 - that really turned me away a bit.... For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge wasn't bad, but I will say that OU812 was really good.
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VH's opening salvo and subsequent albums w/DLR WERE VH in essence, and SH knew that when he took over. Still, he led them into uncharted territory and brought them into the era of mega-success. DLR faded away completely after VH, while SH, who had already enjoyed a healthy career as a solo artist (RED ROCKER!), continued to produce and perform great music. The guy is a natural born entertainer, and can absolutely shred on guitar. He is still active today---while DLR has nothing but a string of attempted comebacks, mostly w/VH, which most of us can agree have failed.
My favorite VH tunes are w/DLR, but those days are gone, and as much debate on whether SH was a good fit or not as there is, he clearly took the ball and ran with it. |
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