When a musician plays their instrument they play with their emotional language" This group has spoken in many dialects. There will never be another , They have been good medicine; I have been healed....
"...So, here I was, a little white boy from the suburbs. Now, I was livin' with a militant black, a Nicaraguan, a Puerto Rican...and a Mexican." -- michael shrieve
David Brown looks so frail. I wish he would've made a recovery from his addiction, but it was not to be. I know he came back into the band in 1974 and stayed on for a few years, only to succumb once again. Heartbreaking.
He was so so sooo great, that’s why some like myself call him the Late “Great David Brown” there’s not a lot on him I tried doing more research on him before but only some some photos from their Japanese tour and some other tours. But for me he was most memorable for his bass playing in the early days
A Bill Graham experience. Back in the early 80s, Bill had a club called the called the Old Waldorf. I went to see Chick Corea and Paco DeLucia concert and the place was packed. I saw a table with a couple of chairs and we went to sit down. We were told they Bill Graham's chairs. I said, I know what Bill looks like and as soon as we see him coming the table we will leave before he gets to the table, there will be problem. 20 minutes or so later, I see Bill coming toward the table and we got to leave and Bill said, stay seated, I like to walk around the club. That was so cool. Bill was a big Jazz fan and I was so lucky to see one of the few performances with Chick playing with Paco, DeLucia. In case you never heard of Chick or Paco th-cam.com/video/bh-uQoR80_I/w-d-xo.html
Is there anyone in the comments who can tell me what that was that Carlos said in the beginning of his speech? It sounds like Portuguese and I’ve heard him use it twice- once here and in the song “yo soy la luz” off the Corazon album.
I saw a Chepito interview where he described a nasty falling out with Carlos. They had an argument and he ended up throwing a towel in Carlos's face and walked out on the band.
Chepito went to jail for a very horrible sex crime. He is out of jail now, but he is a registered sex offender. Santana wants nothing to do with him anymore.
Caravello has that beautiful classic Jag with double tanks and a great drummer and Shrieve is a way cool drummer, as well. Gregg Rolie an absolute genius writer,arranger listen to his Work in Journey. Carlos, Dahling, put these guys on either side of Cindi cause Cindi is fabulous and Carlos call Neal and put Santana back together with your beautiful soul, please...Ya feel me?
Just saw the rest of the comments very sad he didn’t his situation rip David brown you touch so many generations with your band and your playing. Notice he didn’t share the mic
When a musician plays their instrument they play with their emotional language"
This group has spoken in many dialects.
There will never be another ,
They have been good medicine;
I have been healed....
wow what a great speech by Michael Shrieve and Michael Carabello
These two guys are unforgettable !!
"...So, here I was, a little white boy from the suburbs. Now, I was livin' with a militant black, a Nicaraguan, a Puerto Rican...and a Mexican." -- michael shrieve
Santanas speech was so lovely. He’s a dude!
that was nice.
God bless Santana 🙏🏼💜
David Brown looks so frail. I wish he would've made a recovery from his addiction, but it was not to be. I know he came back into the band in 1974 and stayed on for a few years, only to succumb once again. Heartbreaking.
David Brown is one of my favorite bassists ever.
He died from cancer.
He was so so sooo great, that’s why some like myself call him the Late “Great David Brown” there’s not a lot on him I tried doing more research on him before but only some some photos from their Japanese tour and some other tours. But for me he was most memorable for his bass playing in the early days
Great speech
Bless you more
Much lo've from Africa 🙏❤
Shame David Brown never spoke. Also I think this is his only appearance after the 70s, can't find any other old picture or footage of him
Only saw a few of him in the late 70s and that’s pretty much it he was a truly underrated bassist like fuck man
Was Chepito inducted?
A Bill Graham experience. Back in the early 80s, Bill had a club called the called the Old Waldorf.
I went to see Chick Corea and Paco DeLucia concert and the place was packed. I saw a table with a couple of chairs and we went to sit down. We were told they Bill Graham's chairs.
I said, I know what Bill looks like and as soon as we see him coming the table we will leave before he gets to the table, there will be problem.
20 minutes or so later, I see Bill coming toward the table and we got to leave and Bill said, stay seated, I like to walk around the club.
That was so cool.
Bill was a big Jazz fan and I was so lucky to see one of the few performances with Chick playing with Paco, DeLucia.
In case you never heard of Chick or Paco
th-cam.com/video/bh-uQoR80_I/w-d-xo.html
Is there anyone in the comments who can tell me what that was that Carlos said in the beginning of his speech? It sounds like Portuguese and I’ve heard him use it twice- once here and in the song “yo soy la luz” off the Corazon album.
What happened to chepito arias?
Another commenter said there was a disagreement, no specifics. Maybe some legal issue.
Chepito was charged and arrested for the attempted rape of a 10-year-old girl.
I saw a Chepito interview where he described a nasty falling out with Carlos. They had an argument and he ended up throwing a towel in Carlos's face and walked out on the band.
Chepito went to jail for a very horrible sex crime. He is out of jail now, but he is a registered sex offender. Santana wants nothing to do with him anymore.
He was arrested for molesting two kids in 1996 and Carlos banned him permanently from the band.
Weird they did not mention Peter Green who wrote black magic woman
Caravello has that beautiful classic Jag with double tanks and a great drummer and Shrieve is a way cool drummer, as well. Gregg Rolie an absolute genius writer,arranger listen to his Work in Journey. Carlos, Dahling, put these guys on either side of Cindi cause Cindi is fabulous and Carlos call Neal and put Santana back together with your beautiful soul, please...Ya feel me?
Why did he start with the Hebrew greeting? Any information on that?
That’s David brown ? He passed didn’t he ?
Just saw the rest of the comments very sad he didn’t his situation rip David brown you touch so many generations with your band and your playing. Notice he didn’t share the mic
Yes, he passed
Why Marcus Malone doesn’t have a hall of fame he’s a founding member
He fell on hard times but Carlos had a reunion with him 9 years ago. Moving story shown on KRON 4 here on TH-cam.
Carlos made sure he got the royalties coming to him. Helped him get his life together.
3:52
Carlos Augusto solamente habló tan rápido como el sonido de su guitarra.
Mike "PR" Carabello ....
Falta Chepito
These were the youngest group of talented musicians ever to be assembled. Not mentioned Neal Schon.
What about the other white boy Rolie? He was there too, remember?
What about the other white boy Rolie? He was there too, remember?
I think Gregg Rolie is up there.
@@pursuitoftruth7938
Shrieve forgot to mention him as the other white boy in the group that was there even before he was.
Greg Rolie was standing there,but not sure if he spoke at all