There may be more than one answer to this question, but the lyrics to "Jump" were part of a skit featuring Chris Farley back in the 90's. Farley was a slacker high school student in an English Literature class, and Phil Hartman played the clueless teacher. The students were given the assignment to write and recite a poem for the class, and each of them simply recited pop/rock song lyrics. Chris Farley recited lines from Van Halen's "Jump," and Hartman's character interpreted it as a suicidal cry for help (as in someone jumping off of a building.)
No it was Van Halen guitarist Eddie Van Halen.
no, in the episode, 'bubble bowl' the marching band do a version of the song sweet victor by van halen. but it is their song.
It's the second track on the first album titled Van Halen
The Michael Jackson song where Eddie Van Halen played the guitar is "Beat It".
No. It was written by David Lee Roth of Van Halen.
Never...but Eddie jammed with the SNL band when Valerie guest hosted once.
Right Now - Van Halen song - was created in 1991.
Jump - Van Halen song - was created on 1984-01-05.
Fire in the Hole - Van Halen song - was created in 1997.
That is not a Van Halen song, it was a solo David Lee Roth song in the mid 80's.
No it was Van Halen guitarist Eddie Van Halen.
"Untitled Eddie Van Halen solo" It really is Ed.
no, in the episode, 'bubble bowl' the marching band do a version of the song sweet victor by van halen. but it is their song.
Jump
It's the second track on the first album titled Van Halen
Van halen made the song jump.
Van Halen