Tanglewood put on some great show back then. Chicago played there around the same time and put on an EPIC performance. I'm the Man, Beginnings and my favorite, 25 or 6 to 4, which has one of the greatest guitar solos ever.
His first album was released in 1969 and his most recent album was released in 2019. Not too many artists can lay claim to a 50 year catalogue full of amazing music.
Carlos is the musical director of the whole band, as well as the lead. The band is Heavily influenced by south american and african bands. Carlos is playing in front of the amplifiers to play off his feedback. Amazing Amazing. Life Changing Music. The Best. The Absolute Best.
Wow!!!!!! My 1st time listening to this and it's AMAZING!!! THANK YOU for this amazing group, being Mexican not many react to Carlos santana, at least from when I was in college or no one knew who he was back in the early 2000s
This was, in my opinion, the best line up Santana ever had. Carlos Santana, guitar, vocals; Gregg Rolie, vocals, keyboards; Jose "Chepito" Areas, timbales, congas; Mike Carabello, timbales, congas; Michael Shrieve, drums; David Brown, bass (RIP David Brown). Every member of the band was a star in his own right.
They had some quiet time in the late 80's / early 90's - they used to come Tucson, Arizona every year. They'd play at the fairgrounds & back then it was just dirt. They would have "Santana at Sunset" & it was $5 bucks to get in. We'd dance in the dirt & dust, sweaty & dusty. They would play just as hard as they did here. It was pretty cool.
Wow! He was born in Amecca Mexico near where my parents were from. I was born in Tijuana Mexico. He lived about a block from where I was born. My oldest brother went to school with his older sister. This mix of African and Latino sound is amazing. Never was before and it will be difficult to replicate. Yeah, a lot of salsa and cumbias, but this is amazing. As a kid, this was kind of hard to listen to because of it's intensity but I grew to love it.
Saw Santana on thd Supernatural tour in early 2000's. Loved him since Woodstock. It was epic. He is still fantadtic & surrounds himself with wonderful musicians.
Just found u a couple weeks ago. I gotta say you have the widest variety and don't follow other reactionists. I'm loving it and love your appreciation of the music. ✌🏻
Carlos Santana is up there in my TOP Five: Hendrix, Clapton, Santana, Jimmy Page, and Stevie Ray Vaughn. They played that guitar effortlessly like a Second Nature.
How time flies. Thanks for doing this. 😎👍 Can’t believe it’s been almost a year since this reaction. I have enjoyed all your reactions on the channel. 😎🔥🎵 This Santana jam is epic. When I was a kid, my dad used to play this and I would dance to it with my sister. We would just go crazy. Amazing musicianship here. Jingo is from their debut album, Santana by Santana. It was written by a Nigerian percussionist, Babatunde Olatunji, from the debut album, Drums of Passion, 1959. Jingo-lo-ba means “Do not worry” in the Yoruba language. Every time I see this performance, it still gives me chills, sends my spirit soaring. Peace ✌️. Stay blessed and safe.-Patricia 😎🎵✌️🙌🔥
Listen to spritis dancing in the flesh live Berlin live Santana with Buddy Miles song Praise this song will make you cry Brightest star , Incident in nashberg spelling may be wrong Abraxas albums but live Listen to live in Mexico pick one song all good samba pa ti Bella ,lighting in the sky, Do your research 50 years of great music oh song of the wind And written in sand 👍👍
Santana at Tanglewood 1970 is my favorite live concert video. The whole concert!!!
A madhouse of percussion; most excellent.
Tanglewood put on some great show back then. Chicago played there around the same time and put on an EPIC performance. I'm the Man, Beginnings and my favorite, 25 or 6 to 4, which has one of the greatest guitar solos ever.
top 10 guitarist ever and what a band!!! makes me smile!
50 years ago, where music was played by hands. 😍
Today mostly computer doing that. 😞
Can't get enough Santana.
Tanglewood is in Lenox Ma. I was 15 and an AWESOME time.
Shrive broke a stick at the beginning of Jingo and never missed a beat, now that’s talent!
His first album was released in 1969 and his most recent album was released in 2019. Not too many artists can lay claim to a 50 year catalogue full of amazing music.
From the same concert, make sure you watch "Soul Sacrifice"! It groooooves.
Jingo is badass. I’ve seen Santana 8 times and every show was epic.
Lucky
Carlos is the musical director of the whole band, as well as the lead. The band is Heavily influenced by south american and african bands. Carlos is playing in front of the amplifiers to play off his feedback. Amazing Amazing. Life Changing Music. The Best. The Absolute Best.
You Hear that crowd losing their minds. It changed every life in the theater.
Wow!!!!!! My 1st time listening to this and it's AMAZING!!! THANK YOU for this amazing group, being Mexican not many react to Carlos santana, at least from when I was in college or no one knew who he was back in the early 2000s
This was, in my opinion, the best line up Santana ever had. Carlos Santana, guitar, vocals; Gregg Rolie, vocals, keyboards; Jose "Chepito" Areas, timbales, congas; Mike Carabello, timbales, congas; Michael Shrieve, drums; David Brown, bass (RIP David Brown). Every member of the band was a star in his own right.
Yes, true
the drumming is terrific one of the BEST
They had some quiet time in the late 80's / early 90's - they used to come Tucson, Arizona every year. They'd play at the fairgrounds & back then it was just dirt. They would have "Santana at Sunset" & it was $5 bucks to get in. We'd dance in the dirt & dust, sweaty & dusty. They would play just as hard as they did here. It was pretty cool.
It was a great time to be alive. I saw them that year, and they were nothing short of amazing. You're right, this IS music!!!
Percussion!!!!🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼💙💙💙💙 Yes the music makes you move like Here Come The Mummies! Don’t let the name fool you. Non stop energy to the nth degree!!
Wow! He was born in Amecca Mexico near where my parents were from. I was born in Tijuana Mexico. He lived about a block from where I was born. My oldest brother went to school with his older sister. This mix of African and Latino sound is amazing. Never was before and it will be difficult to replicate. Yeah, a lot of salsa and cumbias, but this is amazing. As a kid, this was kind of hard to listen to because of it's intensity but I grew to love it.
One of the OBRA MAESTRA of Santana group
Santana rocks man.
Saw Carlos in 83 I think at the Universal Amphitheater. 3 hours of nothing but jam!
¡Latín Fever!
Crazy shit. These guys rocked
Saw Santana on thd Supernatural tour in early 2000's. Loved him since Woodstock. It was epic. He is still fantadtic & surrounds himself with wonderful musicians.
fantastic
From their awesome first album! That's Chepito Areas on timbales.
Just found u a couple weeks ago. I gotta say you have the widest variety and don't follow other reactionists. I'm loving it and love your appreciation of the music. ✌🏻
When a musician plays his or her instrument, they play their "emotional language" .
Great Old Days Santana ! Dare you not to dance or move to Santana ; it's impossible!
Drugs or no drugs these guys will tear the fucking stage and still make you hallucinate of how beautiful their music really is🥺❤️👏🏼
thanks for showing/commenting on this--amazed I have not seen it on any channels before this!!!!
This music changed my life when I was a child.
I was there
I salute you.
weren't the original Santana line up amazing? So tight.
SEEING IT MANY TIMES ALWAYS AMAZES ME AN ENJOY IT.. THX BROTHER FOR DA GOOD TIMES
Hell yeah ~ thanks
New word: musicgasm
Rock n Roll Church!
Carlos Santana is up there in my TOP Five: Hendrix, Clapton, Santana, Jimmy Page, and Stevie Ray Vaughn. They played that guitar effortlessly like a Second Nature.
If you ever get a chance watch this entire Tanglewood show it's 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Soul Sacrifice from same venue in Tanglewood 1970. The crowd jumping. Amazing musicians.
Main reason Miles Davis loved him.
Tanglewood 1970 cool👍
Check out the guy’s at Woodstock 1969 where Carlos was so zoned on L that he did kiss the sky 🤙
How time flies. Thanks for doing this. 😎👍 Can’t believe it’s been almost a year since this reaction. I have enjoyed all your reactions on the channel. 😎🔥🎵 This Santana jam is epic. When I was a kid, my dad used to play this and I would dance to it with my sister. We would just go crazy. Amazing musicianship here.
Jingo is from their debut album, Santana by Santana. It was written by a Nigerian percussionist, Babatunde Olatunji, from the debut album, Drums of Passion, 1959. Jingo-lo-ba means “Do not worry” in the Yoruba language. Every time I see this performance, it still gives me chills, sends my spirit soaring. Peace ✌️. Stay blessed and safe.-Patricia 😎🎵✌️🙌🔥
Try Soul Sacrifice (1969 Woodstock)
Heavenly Jam Band Posing Most Playfully as Song Rockers........
Go Blue! Santana was responsible for my 2nd pregnancy! Abraxas album..omg.
Listen to spritis dancing in the flesh live
Berlin live Santana with Buddy Miles song Praise this song will make you cry
Brightest star , Incident in nashberg spelling may be wrong Abraxas albums but live
Listen to live in Mexico pick one song all good samba pa ti
Bella ,lighting in the sky,
Do your research 50 years of great music oh song of the wind
And written in sand 👍👍
If this doesn't get you moving your dead .
as Good as it gets........
111 likes is PATHETIC for something as good as this...........but that 111 knows their shit, that's for sure!!!!!