Eddie Van Halen's son Wolf is sharing more touching tributes to his late father.

The young musician has posted a handful of black-and-white throwback photos of the rock star -- featuring the two jamming out, childhood photos and more -- since his death on Oct. 6.

Now, Wolf has posted a video clip of his father answering a question from a fan at an event.

"My question is: Of all the deceased musicians out there that are no longer around, could pick one to play with [and] who would that be?" asked a fan.

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"I'd love to jam with my father again," Van Halen responded, resulting in applause from the crowd.

The post also contained a pair of photos, the first showing a young Van Halen playing the piano alongside a man, presumably his own father Jan, playing the saxophone.

Finally, a black-and-white photo of Wolf playing music alongside his father was added to the post.

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Wolf played bass for the band Van Halen starting in 2006.

Van Halen's ex-wife and Wolf's mother Valerie Bertinelli previously shared a photo of her ex playing music with his father on her Instagram Story.

 "Ed and his pop, Jan," Bertinelli wrote over the pic at the time.

Wolf -- short for Wolfgang -- has shared a handful of throwback images of himself playing instruments with his father in the last week.

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While none of the posts have contained captions, it's noticeable that the two musicians appear to be all smiles in the photos.