After releasing several competent but more or less undistinguished albums on Capitol, Sammy Hagar switched to Geffen in 1981 and released Standing Hampton, a polished but tough record that showed a surprising amount of pop songcraft. The added production gloss and improved melodic sense proved commercially successful -- the album was his first million-seller and it cracked the Top 30 -- and artistically successful as well; the record was the most consistent and memorable album he had recorded to date, featuring the singles "I'll Fall in Love Again," "Baby's on Fire," and "There's Only One Way to Rock."
it never fails when i hear this song my heads a bangin' and my bloods a pumpingain’t but one way to rock moggersall else is just vanilla cremeTheres OnlyOne Way To RockI heard it called by different namesAll over the world But it’s all the sameNow there’s so many ways to make loveA million ways I been thinking ofBut there’s only 1 way There’s only 1 way to rockHow many things can get you
it never fails when i hear this song my heads a bangin' and my bloods a pumpingain’t but one way to rock moggersall else is just vanilla cremeTheres OnlyOne Way To RockI heard it called by different namesAll over the world But it’s all the sameNow there’s so many ways to make loveA million ways I been thinking ofBut there’s only 1 way There’s only 1 way to rockHow many things can get you