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SAMMY HAGAR: STAPLE SINGERS Cover Released As Digital Download

June 6, 2005

Sanctuary Records has digitally released SAMMY HAGAR AND THE WABOS' new single, "Let Me Take You There", a remake of the classic STAPLE SINGERS hit "I'll Take You There". The single has already topped the charts, hitting #1 on Mediabase's National Classic Rock Chart in just two weeks.

"Let Me Take You There" is now available for purchase at the iTunes USA store.

Hagar had previously said about the track: "It's only being released on radio for now. I'll figure out what else to do with it later. Sorry — no new record yet, but I'm working on it. Call your local rock radio station and request 'Let Me Take You There'. If they don’t play it, you know what to do. . . I think the WABOS sound awesome on this track."

"Let Me Take You There" was debuted earlier this year at a live WABORITAS show.

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