40 Years Ago: Sammy Hagar Begins His Solo Career With ‘Nine on a Ten Scale’
By Eduardo Rivadavia May 28, 2016 2:03 PM
But the remaining tracks, all covers, showed that Sammy’s musical direction was still quite unclear.
“China” was a rather funky little number composed by former Fleetwood Mac guitarist Bob Welch, “Young Girl Blues” was a sultry, seven-minute odyssey through a Donovan track, and “Flamingos Fly” was a full-blown Caribbean cruise, complete with steel drums by Steely Dan’s Jimmy Hodder, that Hagar personally extracted from one of his all time heroes, Van Morrison.
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