later that day. However, Hagar vowed to never play it again after it had been handled by someone else, and lit it on fire on stage. Right before Santana's set, the house music mix played their hit "Winning", the lead singer and other band members came onstage and motioned to the sound mixers to try to get the song cut off; afterwards the band did not play "Winning" during their set. Correction: Sammy's guitar was stolen from a previous Dallas show. Was recovered and Sammy held it until the Texxas Jam. Where he explained the incident and destroyed the guitar. The guitar was never set on fire. Sammy smashed the guitar onstage and threw it into the crowd. 1982 (August) (Cotton Bowl Dallas, TX) This show was referred to as "The Super Bowl of Rock N Roll". This show was late summer & was not truly considered a Texxas Jam. Le Roux was the warm up (beginning) act. Ozzy Osbourne Loverboy Foreigner Notes: Ozzy had a shaved head and black makeup around his eyes – from a distance, it looked like a skull. 1983 (Dallas – June 18, Houston – June 19) Styx (Kilroy Was Here tour) Sammy Hagar Triumph Ted Nugent Uriah Heep Notes: Hagar came on just before Styx at the end. Ted Nugent and Rik Emmett joined Sammy Hagar on stage in Dallas for their version of Led Zeppelin's "Rock 'n Roll." Tommy Shaw recalls these shows - particularly Dallas - as being some of the worst of his career. He claims to have feared for his life as his band was performing nothing but the rock opera "Kilroy Was Here" after some of the best hard rock bands of the day had performed, combined with other factors including triple-degree temperatures and rowdy concertgoers. (This was the tour that essentially ended Styx.) 1984 (June 8) Houston Astrodome / (June 10) Cotton Bowl in Dallas Rush (Grace Under Pressure tour) .38 Special (Tour de Force tour) Ozzy Osbourne (Bark at the Moon tour) Bryan Adams (Reckless Tour) Gary Moore (Victims of the Future tour) Notes: Bryan Adams' drummer for this show was Matt Frenette of Loverboy. 1985 (August 24) – Cotton Bowl in Dallas Deep Purple (Perfect Strangers tour) Scorpions Night Ranger Ted Nugent Bon Jovi Grim Reaper Victory 1986 (July 19) Van Halen Dio Loverboy Krokus Keel Bachman–Turner Overdrive Notes: Leslie West joined BTO on stage to