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“My dear departed Ed, boy I miss him…I had a ball with Ed,” shares Roth (as transcribed by hennemusic). In the Season 2 opener, Roth recalls Van Halen’s days on the southern California club circuit in the early 1970s, among other things, before sharing his thoughts about the guitarist, who passed away in the fall of 2020.

Well we all know how Elton's career went when he 'threw out' Bernie for a few years around 1978.David Lee Roth reminisces about his late bandmate, Eddie Van Halen, on a new episode of The Roth Show.

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He added: “ in a parking lot listening to them in my car, I remember, and he looked at me and he said, ‘Hey what do you think if we got Eddie to work on this?’ ” We were always talking about doing something together.’”ĭuring the ‘Scream’ sessions, Thorn helped produce versions of ‘Long Gone’ and the title track, and it was at this point Cornell thought about getting Van Halen to join them. “He loved his voice and he used to be like, ‘Man, I love him. One of the late Soundgarden frontman’s former collaborators Pete Thorn – who toured with Cornell and played guitar on some songs from his 2009 album ‘Scream’ – claimed the two rockers came close to working together on a track.Īppearing on ‘The Mitch Lafon and Jeremy White Show’ podcast, he said: “They were buddies… Eddie always wanted to do something with Chris, musically. Meanwhile, it was recently revealed that Eddie recorded guitar parts for a planned Chris Cornell collaboration. I said, ‘No.’ Well, we reflect the times, and the times at that time was guitars, guitars, guitars and ‘Jump’ was one of those hybrids.” He said: “I remember when he played on the keyboard downstairs. Roth – who last played with Van Halen in 2015 – also gave an insight into creating ‘Jump’. Where are they playing ‘Jump’ right now?” “And some of those songs, I think, might last forever – or until the last syllable of time, like Shakespeare said. Walt Disney once said, ‘You know what? My love affair with Mickey Mouse was better than any love affair with a woman I ever had.’ I’ve gotta tell ya: playing with Ed, writing songs with Ed, presenting those songs with Ed was better than any love affair I ever had. Speaking on ‘The Roth Show’, he said: “My dear departed Ed. David Lee Roth says working with Eddie Van Halen was “better than any love affair”.Īlthough the pair often clashed during their time together in Van Halen, Roth revealed how much he misses his late bandmate, who died in 2020.

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