British guitarist analyses Santana live from Mexico in 1993!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Tonight I'm taking a look at Carlos and the gang back in 1993!
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Great analysis again Fil. I get almost as much enjoyment from watching your reactions as I do watching the performances. You always bring something fresh. Thanks again.
Tony Moore That is so true! I find myself watching Fil’s facial expressions as much as the performance. He’s a gem.
@@elaineandjohn9599 I've been listening to some of this music for 50 years Elaine and Fil will do an analysis and it will bring a whole new perspective. He's brilliant. I'm glad you enjoy it as much as I do. Rock on!
Tony Moore 👏🏼👏🏼
Hell yeah Fil,some mad solid pics lately brother.Massive respect man.That’s some real nice sounds right there.Carlos and his band always kicks the flava...Bless up/ROCK 🎸🎸🎸
Carlos is one of those truly blessed guitarist that can just play a few notes... and you know it’s him!! Love Caravanserai, that album takes you on a trip🤘🏻
Agreed. Love the track Every Step Of The Way. The dialogue between instruments is amazing ! Fil mentioned something like this in his Soul Sacrifice analysis.
Song of the Wing!
Analyzing Carlos Santana while wearing a SRV shirt
Legendary
Yaaaaassssss, Lol!
😂🤘
Greatness begets Greatness!
Classic
I've never witnessed a bad Santana performance and I doubt I ever will. Bliss.
THAT was an impressive performance indeed. The entire band in perfect unity. Rare to see such perfection live.
The look on your face is just what you see at a Santana show, wall to wall grins. Nothing like a Santana show.
If David Gilmore would've been born Latino it'd sounded sorta like this. Carlos blow yer mind w/ 1 note. Thanks Fil Yer The Man. What a great Ambassador🤘 ROCK
Santana played a show in the late 80s in Santa Maria California
80% Spanish with a mariachi band & dancers
Best show ever
You could have picked out ANYONE in this video as a master of the art. Excellent vid, brother...
Santana's music is so energised that it seems to change the very chemistry of the surrounding atmosphere, until it explodes into a super nova. Bing, bong, bang! Love it!
Laurie Kane! Best. Comment. Ever!
Ha! Perfect description.
Always been a Santana fan. Good stuff. Thanks Fil. Rock!
Not only percussion, but Santana always had that slashing Hammond in his sounds.
FYI:
"Oye cómo va" is the beginning of a line from the song Oye Cómo Va. It literally translates to "listen to how" and is really just the beginning of a few lines that make up the song's chorus. In the song, the singer pauses between "oye cómo va" (listen to how) and "mi ritmo" (my rhythm goes).
Carlos Santana surely has the rythym!
Best band out there, for 5 decades and counting. "How can you not get into this?" Right on, my Brother.
I enjoyed both the Woodstock Analysis as well as this one. I alway love the background info you give us. Always so interesting! Happy Birthday Carlos! BTW Love the SRV T!
Saw them on the amigos tour...70's. They gave every bit of their soul. Each musician had the spotlight, no ego or stage hogging. It was a spiritual experience!
C'mon Fil. You don't analyze Carlos Santana. You just let his music wash over and through you, leaving you happier and more content than just a few minutes before
:-)
I worked as a local lighting tech on this tour in San Antonio, Texas. Four of us were upstage shooting the breeze during the opening act, when Carlos came out of the dressing rooms and walked straight to us said hello and talked with us for the whole opening act, 45 mins or so then we all had to go back to work. Amazing, a very nice man. This didn't happen very often for us. It was an outdoor amphitheater, still daylight. Very cool. Never forget after working hundreds of shows.
The Gorge?
Happy Birthday Carlos Santana! I'm great fun of Santana. Thanks Fil analysis on his birthday‼️
The man, the magic, and the music...
Another winner, you're the champ!
Santana is an amazing guitarist, one of my mom's favs.
Ryan Galloway he had the real woman tone
Carlos connected his Latin roots with Rock and created something wonderful and you need to hear just a few notes to know who is playing. One of the real great guitar players. This video shows how much each musician enjoyes the time on stage and this is the connection between band and audience. Made this experience in the crowed with other bands and it is like a big party. There was only one show where the band was not a bit in a playing/singing mood and the biggest disappointment for me ever since. You may not believe it but it was the Rolling Stones. They played so listless - there was no spark, no interaction with their audience and people were upset afterwards. Live music should be something you can not only hear, but feel!!
Fantastic! This video is from the Sacred Fire DVD. All the tracks on it are absolutely wonderful.
Great, as always! I know you're a Gary Moore fan, as am i, and you've covered his work before. At the risk of asking you to repeat this master/legend, do you think you could ever cover his "Still Got The Blues (for you)" live version? Thanks!
SMOOTH 😎🎵🕺Love your shirt. Never heard this live before: amazing and added to my go to playlist😊
What I admire always from Santana is he will play anything . Although blues and African rytyms are the core of the Santana sound he also incorporates jazz, rock, fusion, etc and can play with anyone from Wayne shorter to Rob Thomas . Never scared to explore ! Will always be my favorite band and artist of all time!!!’
Originally from Jalisco just like my wife Santana's family lived in the Mission in San Francisco. In 1966 l was a freshman at Mission High and used to walk past their house on the way to and from school. Almost daily you could hear George, Carlos' brother, jamming in the Garage on 18th. We lived at 24th and Capp. IMO Santana is one of the five greatest guitar players to ever grace this planet. He is one of the few who can play one note on a guitar and you know who it is. He has always been a personal hero of mine and next to the Beatles was responsible for me picking up a guitar in the first place. It goes without saying what an exceptional musician he is. Excellent analysis as per usual.
Thanks for pointing out how much artist/audience interaction takes the performance up to another level. Santana is a natural pro at stimulating and controlling the performance.
Carlos is a great guitarist for sure but for me the real highlight of most of his music is that glorious latin percussion. It still floors me after all of these decades. I'm loving that cool Hendrix shirt Carlos is rockin! Nice one Fil!
The tone of his prs is so special its almost to perfect. Such a beautifully made instrument.
I love playing this song! Hi Fil, nice to see you😃😃
I love Santana and saw them a few times, great band, vibe, they present everything that you want to see at a concert. I hope that Woodstock gets straitened out. Great video and analysis as always, your the best. Thank you!
Hi Kathy how you doing. I think you said before you live in Texas? If you do you probably already know this one but I'm going to throw it out there just in case. Blackberry Smoke "Sunrise in Texas". "Believe you me" is another one, it sounds a little different. Peace, Boogie Woogie
@@jamesgordonakacrazylegs8222 Nope I don't live in Texas, I passed thru when I was young. What ever you want Fil to show case, I hope he does. ☮️
@@bekind6763 Sorry my brain has been all over the place lately. Sometimes I have to jump in front of it to keep it from getting away
@@jamesgordonakacrazylegs8222 It's alright no problem. Take care ☮️ 😎
Thanks Kathy!
This entire concert is a massive guitarfest by Carlos. Superb stuff. Also one of his best albums. He is truly a Master at his craft. The Santana sound is so great. I always wanted to see him do a 360 and redo Abraxas with all he has become since the beginning
I saw Santana live one time, in 1999, and it was an AMAZING show, WOW !!! The crowd was on its feet the whole time, dancing, from the beginning to the end. INCREDIBLE energy, incredible musicians, incredible sound, AMAZING music !!!!! 👍👍👏👏🕊🎸💜
Cool!
I love watching the joy on your face while you review these great musicians. Shows your love.
That’s what I call a really big party... Must have been awesome to be there...
I went to a Santana show in TJ once. It was chaos. Santana shows at the SD State Open Air Theater were epic.
Remember this when first got the lp. That whole album ruled. Amazed we still get same reaction after nearly 5 decades...
Well that one woke my up... now I'm finger tapping and head bop'ing all over the place ! One of the best ever... Mr. Cool 😎 Another artist with a never ending career ! Good job on the analysis & back story... like always 😉
Thank-you Fil... 😎🤘
Excellent! I love seeing such a happy crowd, and Fil! He designs a helluva shoe too! 🤙🏼💜🤗
Recomiendo la canción black magic woman 🥴🥰🥰 que esta atras de esa canción.....no recuerdo que minuto empieza, pero la guitarra la toca como todo un angel🎸🎸🥰🇲🇽🔥🥴🎸🔊🔊🔊🥰
De ese mismo concierto 1993 live in mexico🎸✨🖤
What is it about players like Santana and Brian May that when you hear them play you can tell it's them instead of other players?
Carlos doing a tito Puente song. Ge also covered "Black Magic woman" written by an English blues guitarist name Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac fame
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I do love the percussion and the history you gave us is so interesting, having just seen their Woodstock performance through your analysis. 28 years between #1 albums: awe-inspiring. I have albums to purchase, videos to study!
Thanks for this, Fil. I know you have done reviews of Carlos Santana before, but as far as I am concerned it is not possible to showcase too many from this guy. I have been a fan of his since Woodstock and the first album... even through the years when his explorations led him to places I could not follow. I have never seen a Santana performance where the audience did NOT get into it. His music, and his playing, always touches people. Sometimes with joy, sometimes with sadness, and sometimes with sensuality we do not normally see from a rock artist. I have seen him speak about the number of people who say their parents conceived them while listening to Samba Pa Ti! There are guitarists who are more technically proficient, there are guitarists who are faster, and busier... but there is NO guitarist who can make the instrument speak as soulfully as Carlos Santana... and his music also reaches people at a very base, emotional level. Finally, Abraxas - from the very first sounds of the first track to the final reverberations of the last track... is pure magic, and as far as I am concerned one of the masterpieces of the rock era.
good dentist man :)))
don't forget that Chester played with Genesis too (joke :))
Nice. Liked. I just watched the Woodstock performance u critiqued so it's nice to see this soon after. I shared the iron maiden critique with my musician friends (all my friends really) on Facebook. Must have 20 musician friends. I have never recommended a channel. I HIGHLY RECOMMENDED WINGS OF PEGASUS Mate.
ROCK! \m/(^^)\m/
Santana invented lowriding music in a Mercury 8 Coupe on hydraulics when he used to be a carpet salesman on his way to buy cheap French larger one day after a tough day shifting Persian rugs believe it of not!!!
Right on, Fil. Santana (and his band) rocks!
PURO JALISCO MEXICO para el MUNDO SATANA el MEJOR SIEMPRE EN MY CORAZON SALUDOS desde SAN JUAN DE LOS LAGOS MEXICO
Fil could you do an analysis of Rory Gallagher ACOUSTIC live?
Hey Fil, love Carlos always! I have to say loving your Stevie shirt!! Want one ❤ ❤ ❤
As always, I love watching your face enjoying these awesome musicians.
Your history and info each time are so informative and fun!
Have a blessed weekend Fil!
Pam
Hey Fil, time for some rockin chicks.
My suggestion is Heart, Ann and Nancy Wilson. "Crazy on you", there's some good live stuff from 1978.👍
Love Santana! Thanks Fil! 🎸🤘😻
Santana and his band top class so refeshing from UK and USA band styles
Nice job on this analysis of my favorite musician. Always spot on! So glad you mentioned Bill Graham and him agreeing to help out at Woodstock if he could bring a new band from San Fran. "Soul Sacrifice" rocked the crowd with this new Rock/Latin Jazz sound. Glad you gave his band the recognition they deserve. Chester is my favorite of his keyboardist tho I have a soft spot for Tom Coster. Carlos has always surrounded himself with top flight musicians. The other guitarist on stage with him there is his brother Jorge in the black shirt and red pants.
Liked your point about the crowd. Have seen Santana live more times than I can count and always leave with such a great feeling. Always a very diverse crowd filled with the appreciation of great music, camaraderie and fellowship.
Truly enjoy all your reactions. You are a wealth of knowledge, insight and analysis. Great job describing this show and this living legend. Keep up the good work!
You have a Stevie shirt 👍 and Carlos 👍
C P really wallowing in two amazing guitar voices
Kinda way off topic but have you checked out Norman Blake? I've been watching some of your videos on Tony Rice and Doc Watson. I will literally jump from to Al Di Meola/Santana and somehow I want to hear your thoughts on bluegrass guitarist lol
What a magnificent guitarist Carlos is! Brilliant Music and melody just flows through his veins! An awesome sound coupled with his trademark fretboard fingerprints makes him one of the greatest of all time! Excellent Fil! Cheers Mario! 😀👌🤘🤘
I stated before one of my favorite live bands was Little Feat. BUT!!! My favorite show of all time was getting to see Santana live in Mexico.
100,000 Latinos going absolutely crazy.
His percussion section was ALWAYS amazing. Check out Jango live. He plays behind his drums. Welcome to Latin rock
Thank you Fil
The best Santana is Carlos with John McLaughlin and billy Cobham love devotion surrender live in Chicago 1973 the pinnacle of blazing guitars with ultimate drumming...
For many years, Santana was vetoed by the government of our own country Mexico, he could play until 1986 - I think - and he did it in the City of León 5 hours from Mexico City, I traveled to León to listen to him ... Too bad I smoked a lot of. //%&%/&
I have never liked his tone but i dont know why. Maybe it's that loop played in some 90's track i got so fed up with! 😁🤯🔕. It's fuzz so i "should" like it... :) I LOVE the driven hammond!! The band sounds fantastic together. Hypnotic and it really attaches to your body :)
First time I saw Santana 1981 Pontiac Silverdome opening for the Rolling Stones Iggy Pop got booed off stage homeboy from Michigan...lol... at the end of the Stone's show some two and a half hours later about 70,000 people chanted Carlos Carlos Carlos I'll never forget it he stole the show
Seen Carlos and the Band many times, sometimes they were musically treading water, but on other times they burned. One of those gigs was in an indoor bullring in Madrid!?
Maybe Carlos's rap about the Angels all around us baffled the majority of the audience...but hey! me and my mates got it :)
Another good un Fil. Gracias
Santana 1-2 are great beginner guitar albums to learn how to play Santana 3 with Neil Schon is his more expert guitar playing to learn.. I mean the whole albums!!.. then Caravanserai is one where you can really say that you can play guitar.. of coarse when Santana changed as Greg Rollie and Neil decided to go on a JOURNEY.. PUN... 1st major band change to a new Santana. the Singers were all great to .. I especially love the ZEBOP album as a newer rock style for santana.. I took me 6 months to get the Japanese 3 vinyl set from Japan LOTUS. well I could have gotten cassettes lol . and Moon Flowers are both Incredible LIVE albums.... of coarse I love Santana...
I was lucky enough to witness this type of performance ( which is very common for Santana ) back in 1979, It was called the Decade of music tour, at the acoustically awesome Fox theater in San Diego. After about 2 hours of music, the band stopped, then people started chanting encore, he then informed the audience that the show was not over and that it was just intermission, after that the band finished playing every single song they had ever recorded. That's why it was called a Decade of Music, they played every song from !969 to 1979 it was about 4 hours. Best concert ever for me!
If you would like to analyze Prince playing Joy in Repetition, here's a link to a live aftershow with video of Prince (NY 2002) doing Joy in Repetition (they turn the lights on at 2:40, although he's playing it from the beginning) . The video includes more of the aftershow as well. (This audio was released on his One Nite Alone Live album)
I'm glad you chose this song not because it's good, but more because of the latin influence on other genres including Santana's music. As mentioned in a prior comment, Oye Como Va is a Tito Puente song. Tito, a native from Puerto Rico was a staple in the Mambo scene in NYC in the 50's. The Cuban Mambo along with other rhythms evolve into what eventually became Salsa best performed by the Fania All Stars which was the record label under which the genre became widely known. Fania had more influence in jazz music such as the Ray Barreto percussion in Eumir Deodato's early records. Santana may have played a vital role in making this fusion attractive for musicians from a different field.
"I ain't got nobody that I can depend on"....Except for Brother Fil playing some great grooves! !! Maybe one day he'll hook back up with John McLaughlin? Glad you gave that background with Bill & The Fillmore connection! He had a close relationship with several groups he helped along, especially the Grateful Dead.
Great job AGAIN BROTHER! LOVE your shirt Fil! I can just feel the stormclouds blowing, man I'm standing out in the rain!!!..
Rock on Fil!!!
Oye Como Va? means, "Hey, how's it going?" Obviously, it's going VERY well!
Thanks Lynn I did not know that
Tito, Celia, Carlos all channelling Latin energy.
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And Celia:
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It’s going smooth
@@jamesgordonakacrazylegs8222 LOL!
Hey Fil! Love watching these, not just for the brilliant performances and music, but I love to watch you break into a smile as they hit their groove! Keep 'em coming! ❤️
I have a 2 CD set of Santana playing at The Filmore West and the 2nd CD is basically a 30 minute version of "Freeway". It is great listen. 🎸🎸👍👍
Awesome. Is that a Paul Reed Smith guitar he is playing? Always liked those guitars. Thanks for posting this Fil, loved the music and commentary.
great job again Fil, Carlos makes it look so /[++)&*() easy, Carlos great talent, practice makes perfect on the other hand some's got it some dont, p.s. You Got it to Fil
I love my Santana, i love my old Sabbath. If you like both too, please check out a band called Brown Sabbath. Insane. Their version of Fairies Wear Boots is just off the scale.
Giving smiles and getting feet moving, could probably go down in the record books. Nice pic Professor they were jamming. Thanks Peace Boogie Woogie. PS Storyville
Yes, you REALLY look like you're enjoying yourself, just watching it again. Have a great wknd.
Great video! I think you might be a bit jazzed watching this one!! Rightfully so! Great band and great analysis!
History at its best for carlos😀👍love his music. Great breakdown fil... Cheers
Good Comment Bro, Santana* Is Great Band, ... Hope Always Successful, ... God Bless All, .... Cherrio.🌠🎼🎸🎼🌠👍👍👍🌠🌠🌠.
Too much legends on that stage! great reaction, made me wanna dance! lol
Carlos never seems to let show how much he's enjoying the crowd energy. His band, however, is clearly having fun.
I saw Santana about 1981 on the worst date of my life! lol But I still like them and always gotta give you a thumbs up for your awesome insights!
Carlos is one I keep going back to listen to my personal fav guitarists are Carlos Santana Jeff Beck and Gary Moore whom my son loved and must admit I heard him so often its how I got into his music
You should analyzes David Cassidy
i love how carlos quotes other songs during his solos. thought i heard some elanor rigby in there
Who gave this a thumbs down?
Be a man!
I love his energy and his love of music.
Excellent Choice and review✌️
The following is more to do about early Santana, due to the presence of Neil Schon. Please check out Journey, pre Steve Perry. Journey, the eponymous album, one of my favorite albums of all time. With the band floating around on the cover. I catch so much shit because it's Journey but the band of the early 70's has almost nothing to do with that ballad stuff of the late 70's and 80's. It's Jazz/Rock Fusion to the max and it just kills. Now, not my favorite band, but it reminds me of Billy Thorpe for some reason, it just takes you away from reality and little did I know in my youth how important that would be later in life! There's little that is as good as Kuhowteck with the head phones on in a dark room, it literally takes your mind on a "Journey" especially back when chemistry was part of my life. It could go into the entire first side of Thorpe's Children of the Sun like it belongs there. I do that occasionally, but adulthood far too often butts into my time, so I rarely get through it all. Give it a listen, I think you'll enjoy "Journey". It's one of the albums that I put on in the car, when I can ignore the phone.
Jon Heder, you are quite an actor. This Fil character is pretty good. You have the accent down pat. 🤣
LOL, da judge is an old hippy, sayin' "Let there be Woodstock!"
You are teaching us how to listen to music. Thank you.
he has that element of jazz in there he was influenced a lot by gabor szabo... i think there is 2 woodstock events 1 was canceled the other is on
IT WOULD BE SO AWESOME TO JAM WITH THOSE GUYS!! DANG!!
Lovely analysis.
Love SANTANA.
GREAT VID!
There's something about that Bay Area fog.
Rock!
:-)
One of the best reviews yet. Great video and wonderful analysis. Nicely done.
dear friend of wings of pegasus, i was there and was amazing concert.