This is too easy, but which are the only two Van Halen studio tracks to feature Sammy on guitar?

I think Finish What Ya Started was one.?

Dreams was one.

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Dreams isn't one of them.

The song I never listen to: A Apolitical Blues

The slide guitar part on Apolitical Blues isn't Sammy, Eddie played an Airline guitar on that one.

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Why Can't This Be Love, Finish What You Started, and Love Comes Walking In.

Sam only plays on 'Finish What Ya Started'. He never played on Dreams nor did he play on Love Walks in. Now I'm talking about in the studio. Live, however, before Ed began sequencing his keyboard parts, Sam played guitar on Love Walks In and Why Can't This Be Love during the live shows.

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Sammy absolutely is playing guitar on "A Apolitical Blues." Obviously not the solo, but one of the rhythm guitars, yes.

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Thanks for backing me up on that Brett!

In fact I have an interview with Eddie from "Guitar World" right after "OU812" was finished, and he talks about the song and Sammy playing on it. I will look for it tonight, and get the exact quote.

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Man, I hadn't heard that song in so long I forgot there were two guitars going. I just knew Ed played the slide guitar part. Sorry about that.

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Sammy playing about as much guitar as Dave just throws me for a loop.

Sammy's killer on the acustic, Give to Live sounds incredible on the RHRN cd. Eagles Fly sounded great on the 95 tour also.

I didn't think it was Sammy on A Apolitical Blues but Alex! Strange I know, could be wrong, unfortnately I can't check my mags as they are all in New Zealand, but if my memory serves me correctly I am sure I read that Alex played guitar on that track somewhere or another.