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Wolfgang Van Halen on Frankenstrats & being self-taught

Wolfgang Van Halen on Frankenstrats & being self-taught

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Wolfgang Van Halen, son of the pioneering Eddie Van Halen, is fast becoming a legend in his own right. After an early career touring with Van Halen and Tremonti, Wolfgang's solo project Mammoth now keeps the flame of classic rock burning with new, exciting twists. In this exclusive On The Record interview, Wolfgang speaks on his new album 'The End', why he's inspired by Dave Grohl's Foo Fighters, and how he began learning not from his dad, but on Ultimate Guitar.

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TitleWolfgang Van Halen on Frankenstrats & being self-taught
AuthorUltimate Guitar
CategoryPodcast
SubgenreInterview
Duration28:24
FormatAUDIO/MPEG
Bitrate158.38 kbps
Size33.74MB
Uploaded21 Oct 2025

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