Santana - Soul Sacrifice | FIRST TIME REACTION | 1969 Woodstock live

[@allenlocke1935]

They Trippin' their butt's off and then delivered one of the most iconic performances for the ages!

[@Dooklawz]

lol...yep, imagine their surprise ...they drop acid thinking they have several hours til they're scheduled to perform, the acid takes hold and the world is really turning for ya, then out of nowhere you're approached by people with clipboards saying " hey guys, sorry, sorry, there's been a change in scheduling, we're going to need you to perform next..." 😏

[@emiliojosegomez6872]

@@Dooklawz nada es discutible en el arte cuando es bien ejecutado. Abrazo

[@keith6485]

That's what happens when you hang around with Jerry Garcia. 😄

[@edprzydatek8398]

Maybe more groups should be tripping their butt's off when they play at a huge concert.

[@larryblandford2822]

Santana was scheduled to play later in the eveing, so they dropped Chocolate Mescaline. About 30 minutes they were called on stage early.....Amazing performance!!!

[@Unclesmokey314]

They walked on stage absolute unrecognized nobodies from the west coast as a last minute addition, and changed music forever in 1 performance. Thank you to the band, the most fortunate schedule change ever, and Mescaline.

[@mainsblanches8793]

...one of the lowest paid acts at Woodstock...but one of the "strongest"!...

[@matthewpaul1111]

There is a 5 minute video titled, "Santana's Acid Trip'' where Carlos talks about doing acid before going onstage for this performance. I've heard he also did an interview or two where he said he dropped mescaline. I also forgot what I dropped at a Kiss concert years ago in Lethbridge, but it was like a 3-ring circus and I had my fair share of hallucinations. hehe

[@fredblauvelt3445]

You were looking at approximately 400,000 people watch Carlos on mescaline. All he wanted was to stay in tune and on time. During the performance, in his mind, his guitar neck turned into a snake. He was holding on for dear life. What a performance.

[@benjamindominguezmercado3848]

When Santana told the history said it was lsd

[@axandio]

@@benjamindominguezmercado3848 It was LSD. Jerry Garcia put it on this tongue when he thought he had 8 to 12 hours before their turn... but things changed and they put them on stage within a couple hours.. basically during the LSD peak.

[@bobbyc3895]

The drummer is Michael Shreve, who was 20 at the time (second youngest performer at Woodstock). His solo here is considered one of the greatest drum solos of all time. Absolutely iconic performance.

[@davep5788]

This is the version that shows very little of it. It's worth finding the full length version.

[@mightyV444]

Who was the youngest, Bobby? Do you know? 🙂

[@bobbyc3895]

@@mightyV444 Henry Gross, who was a member of Sha Na Na (yes, they performed at Woodstock)

[@mightyV444]

@@bobbyc3895 - Yes, I remember they did, too! I 'see' them all jumping around the stage, with my inner vision 😄 Thank you for the info, and have a great weekend! 😀👍

[@kevinmalone2218]

​@@bobbyc3895yes Henry Gross was 18 and I think Michael Shrieve had just turned 19.

[@jomamma1750]

Santana was scheduled to play at 8:00pm that night. So, being hippie rockers at Woodstock they sourced some Mescaline and dropped it. Their plan was to have a nice mellow afternoon trip and be back down to earth by showtime. 20 minutes after they ate the Mescaline the director told them "There's been a cancellation you boys are on in ten!" So these guys are straight trippin balls right now while this videotape is running. Carlos said his guitar neck turned into a snake and kept twisting and turning on him! Somewhere on here in the interview with Carlos where he tells the story, you should check it out. (Edit) 500,000 at Woodstock Check out: I'm going home by Ten Years After Star Spangled Banner by Jimi Hendrix With a little help from my Friends by Joe Cocker Let's go get Stoned by Joe Cocker Those'll be fun

[@stevefilley9765]

That explains a lot . Thank you.

[@ColonelSpankysLostBattalion]

Santana got LSD from Gerry Garcia. Listen to his words at the link below. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6rPiaGbmrqfgJY

[@DocRock71]

This performance is what got Santana on the map. At the time, it was the largest gathering of people in US history, nearly a half a million people. It was an inflection point in US history and marked the culmination of the "hippy" movement and culture, which began 2 years prior in 1967's Sommer of Love. Literally every single performance at Woodstock is a class piece of musical history in the making.

[@robertevans2450]

The amp he is jacked into is still the amp he uses today on his shows. It is treated with extreme care for it is an artifact that is still being used. I have been blessed with uncasing it on the IN and casing it on the OUT several times and I hold it with awe each time. Carlos is a wizard at making on-the-fly adjustments to the Amp and his guitar to continuously be in tune while conditions are changing with the Amp and the temp/humidity/pressure/and static charge of the air change throughout a performance, even during a cold front passing producing a thunderstorm with heavy downpour of rain in the middles of a midwestern summer. It is a talent and connectivity with his equipment that very few performers achieve in their lifetime. The best Santana show I have witnessed over the years is when Carlos and Steve Winwood get together. They are like kindred souls that one seems to bring out the best in the other.

[@allenlocke1935]

What kind of amp was it ? Do you know the model?

[@orlandopacheco48]

The whole band was high, and they went on a musical ride ....... !!!!

[@jonking8268]

Need to watch the full version, this cuts the epic drum solo.

[@peterglynn2128]

Santana. Woodstock. Soul Sacrifice. Perfection !!!

[@dakotaconners107]

This was one of the epic historic performances by a single individual at Woodstock. That came from 20 yr Drummer Michael Shrieve, who was the youngest musician to perform at Woodstock.

[@paulr.3220]

I swear that the drummer from the Muppets, Animal, was modeled after Micheal Shrieve in this performance.

[@straycatttt2766]

Shreve was the second youngest to play Woodstock. Guitarist Henry Gross of Sha Na Na was 18 at Woodstock.

[@dakotaconners107]

@@straycatttt2766 thanks for the info.

[@grabtharshammer]

The oldest performer at the original Woodstock festival in 1969 was Ravi Shankar who was 49 years old. The youngest, at eighteen, was Henry Gross of Sha Na Na and the second youngest was Michael Shrieve of Santana, who was nineteen

[@straycatttt2766]

@@grabtharshammer , as the OP of this thread stated, Shreve was 20, not 19, at Woodstock. Shreve was born July 1949. Woodstock occurred August 1969. Shreve was 19 when he played on the debut album “Santana” earlier that year.

[@alexharbison4411]

Nice reaction, I could se you boogieing at Woodstock, flowers in your hair. You would have made a good hippie.😊

[@gerrydantone6834]

There were many great performances at Woodstock, including the Who, Jimi Hendrix and many others. The sound quality will be pretty good.

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

I really hope this is the long version, Biss. If not, somebody steered you wrong. Looking forward to it either way. 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@snakeinthegrass7443]

Yup, you got the shortened version. The drum solo was cut short. BUT, the way you were moving and grooving made up for any shortfalls of the video. ❤

[@raycewilliams3300]

This is my favorite performance out of Woodstick I bought the Woodstock Concert on, are you ready, 8 Track back in 1970. I drove my VW Beetle across the United States heading for California to go to college. The whole time (it took me three days) I listened mainly to the Woodstock tapes. What a trip that was...... Take care...

[@Kit-l3b]

This is a shortened version of this performance, with the drum solo mostly cut out. Check out the long version, it gives a better sense of how long they were all playing up there.

[@marvinsarracino116]

I'm here for Biss yelling "More Cowbell" !! 🐮🔔🔔 All day Bisscute ❤️💛

[@mightyV444]

That, and also for her mentioning a song's great "rreedimm" 😊

[@davidaquarius9089]

Woodstock was more than a concert. It was a historical event. They landed on the moon in July of '69 and landed in Woodstock three weeks later. There will never be another Woodstock. There will be concerts with more people, great bands, great performances but none of them will have the impact of the Woodstock Music and Art Fair of 1969. There is a movie out there that chronicles the concert (Martin Scorsese is among the editors), I would recommend the director's cut. I'm not alone in recommending Joe Cocker's performance of 'A Little Help From My Friends', a Beatles cover. Thanks for the reaction, it brought back memories a very important time of my life. Blessings.

[@michaeldeville7123]

From Woodstock, Ten Years After, I'm Going Home!

[@JamesMurphy-ry2mx]

By helicopter!

[@kimghanson]

I second this. Perhaps the single best performance from that amazing concert.

[@deniseg812]

Third ​@@kimghanson

[@ACR_BOX]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5KumIR3icl1bKs

[@duncansolloway2497]

i saw ALVIN LEE open for STEPPENWOLF not hearing any 10 YRS AFTER and he crushed it-amazing

[@markartruc2660]

This performance made them famous!

[@deniseg812]

This is the problem with today's bands, not enough LSD. LOL

[@roberormonde]

Why don't you answer more people's tweets man

[@ChicagoBeaver]

I'm in love again! I saw Santana 10 times live. Every person in the entire concert hall was dancing and grooving to the music, just like at Woodstock! OMG, it was beautiful!

[@JoeHicks-ow4rm]

Oh my gosh you have once again brought back memories. 1969 my Hippie days. I absolutely love this. Woodstock in case you don't know was a four day festival of love and music. Stared out as a ticket show but later into the show people especially hippies started crashing the fences. They came from every state in the U.S. this was held in New York. The freeways were shut down because people were parking on them. Some people were known to park and walk 10 miles or more to get there. What stared as a regular concert turned into an audience of over 400,000 people. Some of the greatest bands in the country attended. The streets became so crowded that they had to fly some of the performers in and out by helicopter. That screech you heard was what is known as feedback from the amplifiers being so loud. The members of the band were high on a drug called mescaline which is a form of LSD yet they pulled of a fantastic show. Please react to The Who, Ten Years After and Jimi Hendrix doing his famous guitar solo of The Star Spangled Banner. The entire crowd stood up and was absolutely quiet during the performance. I hope this gave you a small insight to what Woodstock was all about. There is a movie called Woodstock that came out during that time and shows quite a few of the performances. I was 16 years old and saw the movie when it first came out at the drive in theaters. Those were the days of my life. Thank you for being such a sweet soul. ❤❤❤ I am a subscriber and watch you everyday. P.S I also love cowbell. I was once a drummer and loved using my cowbell. Sorry I just have to add you would have made a beautiful hippie.

[@artsilva]

Woodstock is the grand daddy of all festival concerts. Three days of band after band who all became legends. In Santana's case, this was the performance that put them on the map being that this show was just a couple weeks before the release of their debut (first) album. Pretty much only known in and around the San Francisco music scene, Woodstock and their upcoming album made them globally known.

[@warinsidemyhead8939]

Carlos and the band thought they were gonna be playing their set a few hours later in the day so some of them took some LSD thinking they had plenty of time for it to wear off by the time they got on stage, but one of the bands was late so Santana had to go on early and by the time Carlos started playing the first couple of songs the LSD was starting to hit full blast and he said the neck of his guitar was a snake that was trying to wrap around his arms and that he was trying to fight this snake off.....he was imagining all this of course....but I dont think he missed a note and he mentioned that he went back and watched the film later and noticed the faces he was making were more intense during this performance and that he attributed this to the LSD trip he was on and his concentration on fighting the snake.....pretty crazy performance though.....he was able to pull it off...the band were fairly unknown up to that point in time....just another crazy rock and roll story from that weekend.

[@richardkint6531]

You got some nice moves Bisscute!😁 The crowd was over half a million strong!💪 If you had to do just one performance from Woodstock, it would have to be Joe Cocker's "With A Little Help From My Friends" but there are so many other good ones to choose.

[@captainsatellite2112]

At his HOF speech with Santana drummer Shrieve said he heard Mike Bloomfield and others were playing the Fillmore. He borrowed dads car and drove to the show hoping to sit in at 16. He did and Santana guys there were impressed and said they'd give him a call. They did - a year later! He jammed with them all night. At 4 AM he returned home and told his parents he was going on the road with Santana. He said his parents were cool and supportive.

[@Maiko100876]

Tripping on LSD SO HARD and somehow stayed in tune. Lol

[@russallert]

My personal faves from Woodstock: This song, of course. Richie Havens - Freedom Country Joe McDonald - I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die Rag Crosby, Stills & Nash - Suite: Judy Blue Eyes The Who - We're Not Gonna Take It/Listening To You The Who - Amazing Journey/Sparks Joe Cocker - With A Little Help From My Friends The Band - The Weight Jefferson Airplane - Volunteers Jimi Hendrix - Star Spangled Banner Some performances didn't make it onto the final cut of the film, but later emerged on alternate cuts or on compilations, and most can be found on KZbin.

[@kirkmatsuyama6176]

Great reaction. That was Gregg Rolie on Hammond keys. Gregg was a founding member of Santana and Journey. 😊😊❤❤

[@mightyV444]

Oh emm gee! I had no idea that was Gregg Rolie! 😳 I didn't recognise him without facial hair! 😅 Thank you for the info! 😀👍

[@Mikeluvdrums]

Richie Havens performed the song "Freedom" at the 1969 Woodstock festival after running out of material during his set. Havens was the first performer scheduled to play at the festival on August 15, 1969, and was originally scheduled for an hour-long set. However, traffic delays prevented other performers from arriving on time, and Havens ended up playing for almost three hours. Very powerful and emotional on the spot improvisation

[@kimghanson]

Half a million strong. That was some amazing concert. Babies were born there. But you should have seen the mess they left behind.

[@richiecabral3602]

Ha! Yes! Definitely more cowbell! It's great how that's just become such a long lasting meme now, from before memes were even a thing. If you didn't know, the origin of that is a Saturday Night Live skit that's probably 25 years old now, with Christopher Walken, that you saw in "Pulp Fiction", who's amazing, and hosted SNL quite a bit, and was very good on that show. The sketch was a depiction of Blue Oyster Cult recording one of their most famous songs "Don't Fear The Reaper", which I don't think you've reacted to yet, but you definitely should. So, Will Ferrell plays a cowbell player that's annoying the rest of the band with trying to constantly work his cowbell into the song, but Christopher Walken is the music producer who's in to it, and is constantly demanding more cowbell!

[@keith6485]

I just saw Carlos perform last month. Third time in three years. The man is a living legend. In his 70s now, he can still rock like nobody else. His music is instantly recognizable.

[@rickjames4434]

best performances from woodstock - Crosby, Stills, Nash And Young - joe cocker - Sly And The Family Stone - janis joplin - jimmi hendricks - the energy at woodstock is pretty much unmatched to this day - may have been enhanced by recreational drugs - make sure it is woodstock from 1969 - dont do the newer woodstock by mistake - great reaction as always

[@stevevar43]

really? jimmi hendricks? that's the spelling you want to go with? 🤣

[@achuthramr5767]

Well lady...I was 19 in 1969.. This happened at Woodstock..music festival nonstop music for 2 days & 2 nights ..non stop huge square open stage the artists played on all sides ... It rained like mad all stayed pup in the slush & mud.. They expected around 30 + K to attend..the crowd was 300 K +... Carlos was 22 , the drummer Michael Shivi was 19.. This stage launched so many band & singer to ultra fame over night.. Watch the film " Woodstock " which runs for 4.30 hours with two intermissions..we all saw it in 70 mm ..Joe Cocker.. Crossbe Stills Nash & Young - Jone Base & Jimi Hendrix & many more performed... I had the double album LP till some time ago .. Listen to the full length version of this song from the film . Michael's epic drum solo is for 4.30 minutes... Writing from Madras ( now Chennai ) the metropolis of south India state of TAMILNADU - the land of the Tamils.. P S : AM 71 now ... We all listen to it till date ... The golden era of western music Late 60 ies & the whole of the 70 ies... To me music STOPPED by the mid 80 irs

[@Friskee62]

The bands were on a large turntable also...

[@straycatttt2766]

Mike Shreve was 20 at Woodstock

[@DanABA]

After you are done reacting to the original Woodstock videos, you should watch the entire Woodstock movie in your own time. It is an absolute must watch once in your lifetime type of movie. The performances are all mind blowing and it was a one in a life time experience caught on camera.

[@Melcontracultura]

Una joya 💎 de Santana que trasciende tiempos y espacios. Buen video amiga, cuando disfrutaste esas percusiones fue realmente divertido.. Abrazo desde Chihuahua capital, México. 🌹

[@GaryNoone-jz3mq]

I love seeing you and other young reactors, loving our music. Like, this is 55 years old. In the spirit of the time let me just ❤🎉😊

[@malcolmnash6023]

Good to be able to drop by after a busy period. Hoping you, family, friends and visitors here are all well. Santana. Can't go wrong there. Love this; though "Samba Pa Ti" is a playlist regular for me. A laid back tune if ever there was one. Something that did cross my path and blew me away recently was Kids Rock For Kids performing Hysteria by Muse. Apart from a 16 year old backing singer they're all 14 or younger. And they kill it. I'd love to see your face as that song runs through. Up to you of course, but in any event, have a lovely weekend, and enjoy those you love. Be well.

[@OldHead71]

That must have been quite an experience seeing all of those amazing bands in their prime✨

[@sitbone3]

I'm a boomer....we saw all the great bands. I feel so sorry for young people today who have nothing to listen to.

[@jimmygrieves2909]

This is my favourite live performance ever - I keep coming back to it again and again !

[@wagonmaster1974]

Woodstock Music Festival - between 460 and 500 THOUSAND strong. Best version of Soul Sacrifice, ever! Michael Schrieve, the drummer, was 19! Killer performance, though this one was edited - did a serious hatchet job on Shrieve's drum solo. There is a longer version. . Glad you took a look. Great response to the size of the crowd. It was unbelievable! BTW, may I be your chair for about 10 minutes? Nice dance moves!

[@straycatttt2766]

Mike Shreve was 20 at Woodstock

[@KenBlackRifleAmerica]

Thank you so much dear Bisscute!! A wonderful selection for my Friday!!! ❤❤🌹🌹

[@JustDave59]

By his own account of this performance, Santana believed he was not just playing his guitar but wrestling a powerful serpent. Since the band was originally scheduled to play later that night, he had decided to 'take a little trip' and enjoy the day, figuring he'd be ready to go at showtime. To his surprise their set was abruptly moved ahead by several hours, just as the experience was peaking. There were at least 400,000 kids in the audience. Santana was still a relative unknown and Woodstock propelled him to super stardom. I think maybe you were born into the wrong generation, Biss. You may not be "old" but you have an old soul, musically speaking. You'd have been right at home in that crowd. Another great reaction. Keep up the good work! ✌️💛

[@alejandromartinez1766]

Loved your reaction as usual Miss Bisscute ❤❤❤ Santana Is great but you must react to his songs: Black Magic woman and Samba pa ti. You Will love them.

[@njWordsmith]

"Which songs should I..." - All of them

[@EastPeakSlim]

I attended 8th grade with drummer Michael Shrieve. It was a good time to be growing up in the San Francisco Bay Area. All these great bands performing at the Fillmore and Avalon Ballroom.

[@terrydelgado9591]

Attendance estimates for Woodstock ran between $400,000 and $500,000. Despite a lot of rain, people didn't leave.

[@anway1953]

Great reaction Biss,what you called "bongo's " are actually Conga Drums used extensively in Latin American Music developed by Cuban people of African descent during the late 19th century.

[@stevepas1]

Thank you for this❤ Watch the movie. America changed after Woodstock. ❤

[@larryblandford2822]

I was 15 in 1969, when Woodstock happened!!!....Love to see younger generations and their reactions to the music I grew up on!!!.....Chocolate Mescaline was a favorite drug of choice.......So mellow you could drop it and go to school!!!

[@WalterStinnettPhotography]

I saw Santana in the early 70's and it was a long hour and half to two hour non-stop jam with the only vocals being a chorus every once and a while. It was fantastic. This video brings back fond memories of that concert.

[@dstonetprs]

The screeching sound is feedback. Woodstock was a huge concert in a field in rural New York. To say they had technical hurdles to overcome is a huge understatement. They were trying to record a concert for an album and a movie all while entertaining 500,000 people over three days and not go broke. It’s a miracle it even came off.

[@lukewalters2457]

Another performer from this era, Leon Russell, you would enjoy reacting to(make sure you have lyrics his accent can be rough) he also was at Woodstock with Joe Cocker(look for the top hat)

[@imcrazedandconfused]

Star-Spangled Banner by Jimi Hendrix (Woodstock 1969) One of a kind performance of Jimi Hendrix, that showed, that you can get across an anti-war message with a guitar only. Absolutely fantastic. You can not go wrong with this one. Maybe it's his most relevant performance ever.

[@hankhaney3785]

Woodstock was rhe biggest rock concert at that time...they had some great bands and singers there....check out more of Woodstock

[@ghengriff3600]

Gregg Rollie is the guy playing keyboards. He became the keyboard player and did some lead singing for “Journey”. The song, “Feeling That Way”, is an example of his singing.

[@ed9095]

I usually fast forward through reactor's commentaries, but yours I do enjoy!

[@davep5788]

I haven't been to concert in quite a while, but from watching live shows on YT it seems that a lot of the audience will watch their phone videos later to see if they enjoyed it.

[@vellaropedart9190]

One of the most standout performances of Woodstock. Another great performance that often gets overlooked is Sly and The Family Stone performing "I wanna take you higher". Many have equated it to a high energy church revival. Also Ten Years After performing "I'm going home" is very high energy. Alvin Lee shreds that guitar! He would later say it was not his intention to play so fast. It was the adrenaline of playing in front of nearly half a million people.

[@sheldorleconcher8870]

My fav Santana tune and one of my all-time favs too!

[@twoheart7813]

The screech is the microphones oscillating with each other or other electronics, another great Woodstock performance.

[@romanazzitube]

Happy bday Carlos ❤ on drums Michael Shrieve just twenty years old... 15/18 august 1969: the first, epic Woodstock concert...

[@DocRock71]

Woodstock has SO many classic performances. Richie Haven's "Freedom/Motherless Child" improvisation, and Sly and the Family Stone's 3 song Higher Medley are my favorites, as well as Joe Cocker's standout With a Little help From My Friends cover and performance...Crosby Stills Nash and Young Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, 10 Years After sets are other standouts. Everything from the Woodstock movie soundtrack is worth reacting to.💯

[@bukwurm02]

You really need to see the full 13 minute version of this song with the expanded drum solo...holy crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@flerbus]

nothing like a santana concert on a hot summer night chilling in the lawn seats

[@L.A55]

Over 500.000 estimated attending woodstock ny comcert..3 days in the rain..

[@mightyV444]

Lovely to see you get into the groove yourself! 😊 Those percussion things are called congas - bongos are kinda similar but much smaller 🙂 That screeching sound that keeps popping up is feedback noise created between Carlos' guitar and amp, due to the high Volume he's playing at 😀 And if I remember correctly, this was one of drummer Michael Shrieve's first live performances with Santana, and he was just 20 years young then 😀 Very enjoyable reaction, young woman! 😊👍☀️ I had thought you were quite a bit younger than 28, by the way 😅

[@cmanayf4354]

Excellent point about the crowds Biss! I am 66. I will be up and rocking both for Santana and the next night for Phish!

[@vincentvancraig]

Carlos LOVED john coltrane, this is like a jazz song in that it has no words, it doesnt need words....message received, lol:)

[@mosesmendez5985]

You should still do more Santana he also sang evil ways at Woodstock also one of my favorite my dad had passed away when I was 6 and this was his favorite singer and one of my memories of my dad. And they sing in that song

[@albertomagana6577]

Hello Bisscute, I particularly loved your reaction today, because it was about maestro Carlos Santana, who I can proudly say is of Mexican origin, immediately recognizable with his distinctive style that is a fusion of rock, Afro-Cuban rhythms and Latinos. Santana was just 22 years old when he participated in the Woodstock festival. Legend has it that he had consumed psychedelic substances before playing, it is even said that he said that in his hallucination, the neck of the guitar was a huge snake that moved in all directions. However, he played wonderfully well, his performance was explosive. , as you could tell. It is said that he, Janis Joplin and Ten Years After were the revelations of the festival. Jimi Hendrix, will be a different story worth telling in your next reaction to Woodstock. By the way, I understand that Santana used a red Gibson SG guitar on that occasion. which is now on display at the Hard Rock Café in Marbella. I suggest a reaction to the band Ten Years After at the same festival performing: I`m going home, it is a sublime participation. Greetings and a hug from Mexico City. P.S. That caught my attention about an alternative project that you have in mind.

[@yellowbeardjamesgibson9297]

Hello 👋 Miss Bisscute ( Madalina ) In My Humble Opinion I Think the song that best resonates for the Modern Western Woman would have been ( Black Magic Woman 😂 ) & One I Think you will absolutely Enjoy along with the Hollies ( Long Cool Woman in a Black Dress ) Yet from Me Personally Thinks you might in the End prefer Billy Joel's ( Honesty ) Still if I am wrong may I say Chicago's ( Look Away ) Bring this comment to it's Glourious conclusion !!! As always the like button 🔳 has been Illuminated 😊

[@brycebullard3619]

Santana's drummer was tĥe second to youngest performer at Woodstock. A member of Sha-na-na was the youngest.

[@jamesvermeulen4695]

Definitely Joe Cocker at Woodstock doing With a little help from my friends, its an all time classic!

[@Newfie-zc7ug]

That drummer is actually in his teens......which I think says volumes about what the 60's and 70's was all about. JMHO !

[@straycatttt2766]

The drummer was age 20.

[@mauricioquiroz8519]

Hello Biss, thank you Carlos Santana Joe Cocker in Woodstock.

[@selaznog1]

Great review, thank you. Also, you are beautiful.

[@Royal_BLT]

🇨🇦 Over that Wood Stock weekend, over 1.5 million people passed thru, and for Santana, they estimated around 700,000 🇨🇦

[@richiecabral3602]

Others have already said it, but Joe Cocker doing "A Little Help From My Friends" at Woodstock. Which is actually a Beatles song that he covered, and was very successful. Maybe more than the actual Beatles version. Don't think that you've done any Joe Cocker yet. One of the most amazing singers of his time, but kind of a sad character, but I'll save that for later, I guess.

[@johnlam3037]

2 players from this band. The keyboardist & 1 of the guitar players went on to formed the band Journey.

[@harrytrevenen2310]

Biss, if you want something a little different, but really sounds great, check out some Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass, "The lonely Bull", "Rise" and "Spanish Flea" are some of my fav's, they're all instrumentals, and feature great horns.

[@getbusyliving144]

Was never really into Santana to be honest, but i obviously heard of him and knew he was a awesome guitar player. A song of his i absolutely love is Samba Pa Ti, its one of my favorite songs and i find it very spiritual. Great genuine reaction as always, love the dancing and you're positive pure energy. Your videos always make me happy thank you ❤

[@carloscastro9138]

Carlos Santana is a unique artist since his name is brandname , there is NO vocals from him in 99.9 of his songs his guitars talk for him a living legend he is .

[@richbeckage2515]

I love watching you chair dancing to Santana, you are adorable!😊 😊😊

[@davidgagne3569]

That drummer was a YOUNG guy. Dance Biscute DANCE!

[@jokemychicken3450]

Great reaction Biss!❤

[@Friskee62]

I was there and saw Santana that day...

[@Yvonlefebvre-i2i]

woodstock some day they probably have over 150,000 peoples 😎😎

[@ricardoburela6454]

Carlos Santana, el hijo pródigo de Autlán, Jalisco ¡para el mundo!

[@justitia257]

Epic Carlos. Unmistakable sounds

[@Gabriel-j1u]

👍👍Damn right, listen and feel,enjoy the live music, experience use your own eyes, not a camera and if you lose your voice it was a great time for sure 💯

[@reinovator]

Woodstock was the First Very large outdoor Crowd, part of it's fame was it ended up being Bigger than Planed. Much bigger. look it up.

[@chrissiegle1065]

Great choice. Great reaction. Thank you. ❤

[@JoeBlow_4]

Carlos was tripping so hard during this performance. In later interviews he said his guitar neck turned into a snake and he was freaking out wrangling it.

[@skyshorrchannel3474]

I knew this would be great, high as kites they did it!!

[@bruceheckerman7343]

They didn't even have a recording contract yet here... After this performance, They got one immediately!

[@straycatttt2766]

@@bruceheckerman7343 , you are mistaken. Santana had obtained a recording contract the previous winter for their debut album. They recorded it in the spring of 1969. It was released the week after Woodstock.

[@hobbypassion]

Santana said that he expected to be on later so he dropped acid and was then told they needed to go on so he was tripping during the performance. He said it felt like his guitar was squirming in his hands.

[@cmanayf4354]

Seeing Carlos next Friday! Been decades. Amazing musician and human.

[@mikeconway9849]

Great reaction,Bisscute!