Platinum Ganster Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Santana -Soul sacrifice

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Platinum Ganster Rapper FIRST time REACTION to Santana -Soul sacrifice
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[@joe6913111111]

Quick fact Dude .. the guy playing the keyboards is named Greg Rollie he would eventually leave Santana to form a band called Journey

[@AVGuyhall]

And Neal Schon quit high school to go play with Santana when he was 17. He of course joined with Greg to form Golden Gate Rhythm Section, which they later renamed Journey. Funny how so many paths cross.

[@AK00777]

Cool! Never knew any of that. Thanks y'all ❤

[@zimjun7]

@@AK00777 I did - not - know - that. Thank you. hmmm...

[@joannerichards1750]

Michael Shrieve, the drummer, was 20 years old in 1969 at Woodstock.

[@ericsmith123]

You are correct about them being high at Woodstock. Santana didn't expect to go on for many hours, so Carlos accepted lsd from Jerry Garcia, dropped it, and was promptly told that they'd be going on right away. Carlos later said he thought his guitar was a giant snake during this set. The band was unknown on the East coast when they played Woodstock, and their performance is often considered the highlight of the festival. Drummer Michael Shrieve was 20 when they played Woodstock, and his performance is insane. There's a longer version of this song with a drum solo.

[@starlaryer4165]

Jerry Garcia

[@ericsmith123]

@@starlaryer4165 Thanks

[@RobertCrickmore]

I've found your channel from watching Black Pagasus, you're great dude! I'm 78 and been a B3 player since 1970. I toured all over North America schlepping that beast around for almost 15 years. The full console weighs about 300 pounds without the bench and pedals. After a few years of that I had it chopped when I was in Chicago for 2 weeks which dropped it to "only" about 225 pounds. That's not counting the Leslie speaker which is the 4 foot tall wooden box thing you see on the stage. Greg Rollie is one of my hero's I copied every lick he ever did with Santana. I'm in a band now that does a lot of Santana including Soul Sacrifice and the audience still loves it. Most of the B3 greats came out of the church. Number One is Jimmy Smith, the godfather of the B3. He came out around 1959 and Every. Single. Famous B3 player including Greg Rollie learned everything from Jimmy Smith including me. You HAVE to check him out, tons of videos of albums and live shows. The dude just cooks. The B3 It's still a major voice in current music. Now most of us play a digital "clone" and mine weighs 26 pounds and sounds very authentic. If only that was available then...

[@sck4070]

Fortunate to be right in front of the stage at Woodstock day 1. Got there early and claimed my spot in the mud. So damn exhilarating, couldn’t stop dancing. First time hearing/ experiencing Santana loved them ever since. We were all a lot younger back then… Peace and Love

[@mariaportengen2959]

The best performance from Woodstock. Never gets boring, hearing it. 🎶🎶🎶👍🙋‍♀️

[@salvatormund1]

I would have loved Woodstock too.... what a party and great music.

[@andrewguzman7694]

krizz check out the live version of black magic woman from santana. its 👌

[@frankgorkis7318]

I had read and listened to an interview from Carlos years back. During Soul Sacrifice, Carlos and the band were tripping as he and the band dropped acid. They were told earlier in the day that they were not going on stage until many hours later. As their time was pushed forward, they were all still heavily tripping when they got on stage. Carlos has said many times that it felt like the neck of his guitar was slithering around like snakes. He would close his eyes as he didn't want to stare at his guitar neck, because it would freak him out.

[@sylvialee1079]

This is the Santana I saw at my very first live concert back in the 60's! Epic!! ☮️ ❤️ 🎶 🎸 🎶

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

1) drummer was 19 2) this is an edited version missing the drum solo 3) the keyboard player later founded Journey

[@stuBdoc]

They hadn't even released a record yet! Amazingly tight band for just starting out, and playing to that huge audience while tripping balls. Keyboard player is Greg Rollie, who later was a founding member of Journey.

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 so happy to see that you're experiencing this performance !! it was legendary !

[@carolynkent1908]

Carlo makes love to the guitar, My very favorite

[@EvilSnipa]

This the Short version but Santana Stole The Show

[@michaeltaylor8835]

This was Woodstock.His bongo player became homeless through drugs and Carlos found him years later

[@pamelarex1877]

I saw them live in 73. One of the best concerts I saw!!!!!!

[@javavoicecafe6968]

Here for your classics journey. This is a great one. I saw an interview with Carlos once where he said he had taken some acid before this performance and that the neck of the guitar was turning into a snake while he was trying to play. 🤭.. I think there is a longer version of this performance with a much longer drum solo. ✌️🌻💃

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸omg... I already liked you and what you're doing with your channel but as soon as you said cowbell, you just went up to my favorite reactor !!!

[@JoeBlow_4]

He was tripping balls during this show. He said his guitar was like a snake in his hands.

[@dianesorensen2549]

Santana has been killing it since Woodstock.

[@jacquisampson-marat5277]

My 5 guitar gods, in no particular order are Carlos Santana, Eric Clapton Emppu Vuorinen, Jimmy Page and Andreas Segovia. Two of which most don't know. There are so many amazing guitarist, last and present that can be called GOAT's but these are my personal top 5.

[@shanegooding4839]

Carlos is Mexican! His wife Cindy Blackman is a jazz and rock drummer who famously played drums on Are You Gonna Go My Way by Lenny Kravitz.😊

[@LindaAtchison-qi2fm]

My favorite Santana song is Europa. You must check it out

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 the smooth video is really cool, too

[@charlikelso7227]

This is my jam

[@joshuahoffman5]

I was at 99 and I thought I was walking on water during Rage against the Machine. There was one in 96 as well

[@starlaryer4165]

B-3 with a Leslie which gives it that whirling sound

[@angelskunk2206]

Not only was everyone on something but these guys had all just done a little some-some because they thought it would be a while before they played but then the dude came in and said, “you’re up”, so they had to go on right after they’d “done something”. Santana said every time he looked down at his guitar it turned into a snake.

[@PamelaBuscemi]

I listen to music with my eyes closed, it's called feeling the music.

[@markupton1417]

I watch people play music. It's called experiencing feelings more deeply.

[@vansongs]

Carlos loves his 'cid

[@hopeklemann1]

🌸 I believe Carlos was 22 years old at this

[@CooperMarketingUnlimited]

I want to see Kaliko react to Playing God by Polyphia.

[@Mikeluvdrums]

Woodstock considered a disaster area at the time, herd an interview with Steve Tylor of Aerosmith who was in attendance at Wood Stock said helicopters were dropping hotdogs down so folks could eat .

[@had64198]

Jeff Beck is brilliant, too.

[@larrybailey3811]

Recommendation for a classic song with killer instrumentals Traffic - The Low Spark Of High Heeled Boys from 1971. Wunderkind Steve Winwood on vocals - multi-instrumentalist has been in bands with Eric Clapton and other greats of that era. Great R&B vocalist later in his career. Pure talent. Still alive and sounding good. Check it out.

[@827dusty]

Carlos was a great player, but even he with almost all of his peers, have said Jimi Hendrix is the best ever. He changed Rock music overnight in a small London pub. Only one like him in a generation, and it's Jimi Hendrix.

[@PhoeniX-Factor]

AY KRIZZ!!!

[@BobPrice-zx7kr]

If you want to hear some more great guitar players do Roy Clark from the show Hee Haw, Malaguena or Ghost Riders in the Sky

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

Best? No. Top three identifiable tones? Absolutely

[@LostPicasso540]

Carlos Santana is Mexican from Tijuana.

[@felipecampos3045]

dude, you gotta check out the new live video from spiritbox for the song circle with me, its gonna blow your mind

[@watrandy99]

More cow bell you say? Sounds like it's time for you to dig into Blue Oyster Cult ... "Don't Fear the Reaper"

[@michaellrobertsjr6478]

Gary Moore- The messiah will come again

[@franevanisko8806]

People who don't know much about music judging musicians.

[@gabreel8112]

Yes. they were on something and that something was LSD. Santana was on acid when playing at this concert

[@michaeltaylor8835]

Listen to Europa

[@lynnieiapichino1121]

☮️💙💙💙🔥🔥🔥😎🥁Michael Schrieve

[@rickjames4434]

stevie ray vaughan and jimmy hendricks are the best - other worldly talent - eddie van halen is no where near - there is only one other that i would even consider - that is prince - check out while my guitar gently weeps - he steals the show filled with legends

[@markupton1417]

You clearly do NOT play guitar.

[@mikemclaughlin3306]

​@markupton1417 .... prince? Lol. He was good. He was NOT even close to "the best", neither was EVH. Neither are top ten.... unless you are talking "influential", then EVH would be up there

[@RockinMamaT]

If you ain't moving you don't have a pulse. Black Magic Woman same performance is incredible too. Smooth featuring Rob Thomas is great too. Please check out April Wine...Roller. Great reaction and Peace out Krizz 🙏 ☮️ ✌️ Jimmy Page Stevie Ray Vaughn Santana Eddie Van Halen David Gilmore Gary Moore Alex Lifeson Kirk Hammett Prince Slash are all exceptional and I'm missing a few. But there all special in different ways. I wasn't born yet but I did go to Sarstock in 03 with 500,000 crazy Canadians 😜

[@rogerstarkey5390]

So he "Borrowed" Black magic woman 5 months after Peter Green released it?

[@RockinMamaT]

​@@rogerstarkey5390Still love it 😂

[@duncansolloway2497]

king of the B3 would be JON LORD of DEEP PURPLE fame - no disrespect to GREG

[@markupton1417]

Some say Carlos is the best guitar player ever. Some say he wasn't even the best in Santana.

[@JJLovesMusic87]

Hey bro, i got one thats gonna blow your socks off. You need to check out Stone cold by Jimmy barnes ft Joe Bonamasa. Joe is the legendary guitar player in the music video. You wont regret watching, i promise you.

[@lorrainebowen6530]

Unfortunately this is the short version!!!

[@rufusmedrano2962]

Santana is Mexican

[@TheOnespeedbiker]

This is why GOAT is meaningless when it comes to Rock guitar players; there are just too many and each has there own style. Even coming up with a top 10 would leave out some masters. An example is Alvin Lee, who also stole the show at Woodstock.

[@Just-Incredible420]

Stevie Ray no1 undoubtedly

[@constitutionalpatriot6797]

That video is heavily edited. You owe it to yourself to at least listen to the entire unedited version.

[@terryking8984]

Nah.. Stevie Ray Vaughan .. GOAT.. not close

[@RockinMamaT]

I saw Stevie open for Robert Plant. Epic. Jimmy Page and Stevie are my top 2 but I only say Jimmy cause he's 80 and has been playing since he was 10 and is now 80 and just recently played on someone's Lp. IMO it makes him the greatest. If Stevie had lived a long life to me there wouldn't be a comparison

[@UncleRandy73]

Yo Krizz check out Joe Bonamasso w/ Beth Hart “I’ll take care of you” or “Rather go blind”