"Song of the Wind" Rich Felix's West Coast Engine Room

Rich Felix leads the West Coast Engine Room at Cheers of Pacifica on Santana's "Song of the Wind". Rich Felix: guitar, Vince Fornesi: bass, Mike Rubin: keyboards, Rene Escovedo: drums, Gibby Ross: timbales, Shannon Lacy: congas, Miles Schon: lead guitar

[@djmicnifacent]

Such a beautiful scene to see musical/instrument mastery come together. Great rendition of Santana's Song of the Wind. Much love respect and admiration to each member of the band.

[@robertopolanco6851]

Demasiado excelente esta versión de Song of the wind.

[@user-st2pu2fz2n]

Great sound

[@kevinsteven4218]

Wonderful

[@santanasteel1489]

this is excellent !

[@zachmaybach5015]

NYCE PERCUSSION SOLO'S! Those congas really spoke and Gibby is a legend!

[@carlosromero-nh3kk]

great guitar player

[@kenan19]

nice

[@mibooth1852]

I don't know what they were playing but it wasn't " Song of the wind"

[@kevinsteven4218]

Oh my..

[@kevinsteven4218]

I have loved this song since 1972..this so beautiful..it makes me cry with a beautiful feeling in ❤

[@kevinsteven4218]

Live music at its best..awsome

[@MarshallAmpMan]

Need a Gibson Les Paul to play this to get the right tone

[@dogfacedboy6947]

There's kinda NOT a "wrong" way to play this? It's a bar band, man.

[@charlesrodriguez9398]

Would'a been great if someone would've told that woman to sit down, and let us watch the musicians.

[@MarshallAmpMan]

Miles is just as good as the ol man, Nealonious! Looks like hw ia paying his dues....

[@MarshallAmpMan]

Actually Miles gets excellent tone, no need for a Les Paul I guess....

[@sindulfotrujilloamancio4626]

los timbales la cago....estaba demas...no se pudo incorporar al grupo....

[@valdivia9165]

I disagree with you, the man playing the timbales is Mr.Gibby Ross one of the best from Northern California! In my opinion he made the song pop with his mambo cowbell

[@sindulfotrujilloamancio4626]

@@valdivia9165 CORRECT WAY TO PLAY THE TIMBALES....CLICK THE LINK.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/oouVdnami8acgrM