GUITAR WEEK SPECIAL EPISODE 15 Carlos Santana
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- G'day guys, episode 15 of the Guitar Week Special is Carlos Santana with Europa. One thing comes to mind when I watched this was, man. Carlos is one smooth dude.
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I had to comment cause my maiden name is Santana and I grew up on this music for a variety of reasons... 😉 Europa is a really good song for a Sunday afternoon.
Carlos Santana is a legendary guitarist. He and his band became popular after their performance at Woodstock, so you should check that out. Soul Sacrifice is his most famous song from the early days. But my personal favorite is called Ji Go Lo Ba (also called Jingo) which really highlights the African influence in his style. Carlos has used his fame to promote peace, especially in Africa.
The peak period of Carlos (in my opinion) Caravanserai, Lotus, Welcome, Borboleta, Amigos, Festival, Moonflower
This is "Europa"...immediately after this he plays :Samba Pa Ti", which is perhaps the finest piece for guitar in the history of the planet. Carlos has played with nearly everyone in the biz..his appearance with Sarah McClaclan doing "Angel" is phenomenal!
Santana is a huge rabbit hole. There are many eras/styles from which to choose and lots of band member changes along the way. If you're not a great musician, you're not playing in Carlos' band. I'd start with the earlier stuff and move through it chronologically.
Santana (the 1st album) - I'd go with "Evil Ways", "Jingo" or "Soul Sacrifice". You'll want to watch the epic live Woodstock perfromance of Soul Sacrifice (find the long one or part of the amazing drum solo will be missed).
Abraxas (2nd album) - I'd listen to the whole thing but for a few suggested songs, you have to do "Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen" which seamlesly flows into "Oye Como Va". "Samba Pa Ti" and "Hope You're Feeling Better" are also good choices.
Santana III (3rd album) - Again, I'd do the whole album but here are a few selections..."Batuka" into "No One To Depend On", "Taboo", "Guajira", and "Jungle Strut" are good ones.
Caravanserai (4th album) - Not one of my favorite Santana albums but I like their version of the Antonio Carlos Jobim tune "Stone Flower" that is on it.
Welcome (5th album) - Again, not one of my favorite albums. "Samba de Sausalito" is good.
Borboletta (6th album) - "Give and Take", "One With The Sun", and "Mirage" are my choices from this album.
Amigos (7th album) - Europa first appears on this album. My choices from this album include "Dance Sister Dance (Baila Mi Hermana)", "Gitano", and for a bit of a funky twist, "Let It Shine".
Festival (8th album) - "Carnaval/Let the Children Play" (must do these together) and you probably should let those flow right into "Jugando". Last one I'll add from this album is "Verao Vermelho".
Moon Flower (9th album) - This whole album is a masterpiece. Part of it is live and part is studio. All of it is amazing. Just start from the first track and let it play. Many of the songs that I recommended from prior albums are found on this one (Carnival/Let the Children Play, Jugando, Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen, Dance Sister Dance, Europa, Soul Sacrifice/Head, Hands & Feet) Other notable tracks on this one are: "I'll Be Waiting", "She's Not There" (superb cover of the Zombies tune), "Flor D'Luna (Moonflower)", "Transcendence" and finally "Savor/Toussaint l'Overture"
I'll stop there as it's kind of the end of the first few iterations of Santana (1969 - 1977). Let me know when you're ready for suggestions from 1978 - 1992.
The greatest of all time!!
Santana does not sing but his guitar does in so many different ways ... it will reach out and grab your heart ... it will massage your back .... It will grab your shoulder and pull you back from the edge ... and it will push you towards that same edge when needed ... Santana is the most powerful person on Earth. I will not use the word but ... He is for me!
Everyone do yourself a favor and listen to Transcendence and Song of the Wind by Santana.
I recommend you : Samba pa ti-Santana( live in Mexico) .
Geeze I'm glad I was around when this popped up on scene. 🤣Santana unique player love his style😃👍
hard to believe you don't know one of the greatest guitarists ever.
Pat -- Just a few off the top of my head still MIA (might be on you slate for last day): Rory Gallagher, Peter Frampton, Tom Scholz, Jeff Beck, Warren Haynes, Derek Trucks, Joe Satriani, Mark Knopfler, Mark Tremonti, Robert Cray, Robben Ford, Albert Collins, Albert King and I'm sure I'll kick myself for the others I missed
Every time you listen to Carlos playing think of a "musical sponge". He plays amix of whatever he listened throughout his life. "Europa" is a song based on "Emporte Moi" (Alain Barriere) and "Y Volvere" (Los Angeles Negro) plus a riff he played at 18 yo. If you listen closely, suddenly he switched into "I Want You" (Marvin Gaye) and finished the perfomance playing "Ponta de Areia" (Milton Nascimento) quietly.
One of the greatest guitarists ever. Way up there with Stevie Ray Vaughan. I think I have all of their albums. And I'm talking vinyl. Absolutely one of my favorite bands of all time and one of my favorite guitarists for sure.
I feel like I need a joint complete with about 4 -5 friends around a campfire
stay high, gurl.....!
Love Santana. Smooth is definitely the word that comes to mind when listening to Carlos Santana.
I would also argue that Maria Maria is one too
Love your channel brother! Try Carlos Santana "Open Invitation" is the song!! Staight up rocking tune!! Plus you have to listen to the cover of the "The Zombie's", "She's Not There" Santana hits the stratosphere with that guitar solo in that song! Rock on man!! It'll blow your mind! ✌
Santana at Woodstock or maybe Black Magic Woman or Evil Ways.
Have you played anything by Rory Gallagher ??? OMG He was Brilliant !!!!!! Here's one but everything he did was amazing you can't go wrong. He was from Ireland but his sound was the Blues or as I call it Delta Blues like from the Southern US which is where I come from. You have to listen even if on your own you won't be sorry.
( " i could`ve had relegion " Rory Gallagher beat club sessions ) I don't know about that spelling I just copied it lol
To hear a truly transcendent version of Europa, track down a performance where Carlos Santana is playing it as a duet with saxophonist Gato Barbieri (tenor sax). Carlos and Garo trade off solos and double the lines at various places. Truly a mind expanding experience.
Go way back to santana Abraxas, or his cover of my guitar gently weeps
I love Carlos,, guitar heaven" CD where he made beaituful covers of Best guitar songs ever. Must check.😊
Try the studio version off the 1976 Amigos album!
There's a snippet of 'Verao Vermelho' at [4:08] off the 1977 Festival album.
07:51 Milton Nascimento
Brasileiro
I personally prefer the version from the Moonflower album but nothing wrong with the one you suggested.
EUROPA EARTHS CRY HEAVENS SMILE!! #LEGEND
Rob Thomas
The song you are thinking about is “Smooth “ by Rob Thomas featuring Carlos Santana. This is the artist I probably requested several times. I was introduced to him through my favorite uncle. He still LOVES him. He has a performance at Woodstock on here. I am not sure what it is bc I watched it YEARS ago. He is so mellow. Love ❤️ it!!!!!!
Love that song
I think you mean Soul Sacrifice woodstock `69, really good Song ! You should listen to this man, you will love it
makes you want to get up and dance...:)
Brother, there's almost 6 decades of music beginning with Woodstock, NY. 10 grammys, 3 latin awards, etc. He's done many duets with other artist's over the years. That rabbit hole is very deep and one you should explore more often. He's the king of melody. A very humble, simple and generous man. Love the reaction from the Central Valley California. Peace brother.
Listen to spirits dancing in the flesh live
Praise Santana and buddy Miles in Berlin
And Samba Pa Ti live in Mexico the whole concert 👍 so much music he has 50 years none stop
You can identify his sound straight away his a master or melody , mixing blues , Latin sounds Carlos is a legend .
What makes Carlos so special to me is that he plays the song, so many great technical guitarist use the music to show off their skill and the song gets short shrift. You can pick out a dozen santana hits and find they are all different. But they still have the Santana touch. Try some Jose Feliciano.
Oh, yeah, Jose Feliciano Light My Fire.
Oh Yeah I like this dude. Thanks
Viva México cabrones 🇲🇽...
Is there any musician that looks like he is enjoying playing as much as Carlos. I've seen him play probably a dozen times. He's always been that way
U should. Listen. To. More
I was watching Woodstock festival from 1969and Carlos was there.I really appreciated the festival I was only ten years old when it began.It was nice to see all of them.I could not watch all of it to long.😃
The Man...Cool to the Bone!
There's a video out there with Santana and SRV performing together, but I can't remember which song off the top of my head...help subs!
There is a group called Funkadelic that do a song called Maggot Brain with their guitarist Eddie Hazel, a much underrated musician.
I love Conga drums, but the sound mixer needed to pot them down just a smidge.
Come on mate!!
He was at Woodstock, dude😎
Check out his “As My Guitar Gently Weeps” Video, Fantastic!....SanJoseBob
Victory is Won, Day of Celebration, One of These Days, Your Touch, We Don't Have to Wait, Contigo, Deeper Dig Deeper, and Luz Amor y Vida are all great tunes of his. Check those out.
Simple the best of the best
Brasil Rio de Janeiro
O7:51 Milton Nascimento
O final da música Europa é introduzida música : ponta de areia, do cantor e músico, Milton Nascimento. 07:51
Muito Nascimento e Fernando Brant. Compositores
Na versão ao vivo muitos shows Santana e banda coloca Essa música.
O mesmo acontece na Música Samba pa ti, em e muitos shows Santana coloca durante a música, a musica aquarela brasileira, do Ary Barroso.
Love your guitar week. Thanks for that. I've really enjoyed it. I don't know if I can pin down a GOAT guitarist. I think I have a top four favorites, but not sure one could be the labeled the greatest because it's hard to compare different styles. Also, did you include Stevie Ray Vaughn? I just thought of that. He's in my top four. My personal favorites are Jimmy Page, David Gilmour, SRV, and maybe Joe Bonamossa.
The translation is Earth's Cry, Heaven's Smile. This is one of my all-time favorite songs ever! Thank You.
Carlitos....!!
Seems like a good time to make my official request #3 Ted Nugent's New Year's Eve Whiplash Bash Concert reaction. Anything off of it.
Rob Thomas? Something like that....omg!!!!!!! Grew upon this guy and his music. He is a real talent. And he is as down to earth humble as anyone can be...born in Tijuana Mexico. Love this song. His music Like Beth Hart''s - just hits my happy place.
Pictures of said happy place or it doesn't exist!
JK, agreed, he just pours his soul into the songs.
He was born in Autlan Jalisco.
I saw him a few years ago here in germany. Unfortunally it was really dissapointing. He seemed really bored and unmotivated. Most of the time at the bachground. But I still love his oder stuff.
He's super chill.