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[@annk.9159]

Jimi Hendrix was blown away by Carlos Santana at Woodstock. He said he’s the best he ever heard. He’s still got it after all these decades. Someone asked him, “How can you play that music?” Santana replied, “I don’t play the music; the music plays me.”

[@donnabannister8925]

Wow! What an endorsement!

[@larryh.5229]

I had read that Carlos had dropped acid at the Woodstock performance 😁

[@annk.9159]

Larry H. That’s true. 😂 He had been told it would be several hours (or possibly the next day) before he would be performing. He dropped the acid and, shortly after, was told he would be performing. He said he freaked out at first, and then thought, “Well, I can’t change it now.”

[@d.sepulveda7669]

Acid can be wonderful!

[@pierreo33]

@@d.sepulveda7669 Not when you gotta perform in front of thousands! lol

[@wilfbentley6738]

Carlos Santana is still playing - at least a 40 yr career, and he's still cool AF.

[@tomlehr861]

50 plus

[@lyndadeleon6794]

@ted ritola wow ..... I feel old now lol !!!! Love Santana !!! ♡♡😘

[@axellopez4065]

I saw him play last year, one of the best days of my short life, it was awesome, i felt the music in my soul, and i was fortunate that i was surrounded by very cool strangers too, we rolled a blunt and we passed it through the crowd, we danced to death.

[@EyezofTexas12]

His first performance with this band was 2 weeks before his second; Woodstock. This man has been a Guitar God since the ‘60s, and one of the most humble celebs you’ll ever find

[@jenmurphy9051]

He has also designed a lot of kick-ass ties!! 😀

[@ladyshar42]

you can always recognize Carlos Santana playing the guitar. he has a distinctive sound. you should listen to "Smooth" with Rob Thomas and "Oye Como Va"

[@michaelfletcher9640]

I'm glad I saw Your comment before I basically said that exact thing about the recognizability of Santana's guitar sound!

[@bogdog999]

You can also recognize Gregg Rollie's voice as he also plays keyboards. For those not-in-the-know, Gregg left shortly later ad got together with Neal Schon to form JOURNEY. Here's an early Journey hit performed only last year with Gregg singing again (no Perry): kzbin.info/www/bejne/f5eUfXmvZ75siKc

[@teebird50]

So true.. you can always tell ! He is the best!

[@deborahharper3126]

I love "Smooth" ❤️ love all Santana's work.

[@rosaliecanales4012]

It's not about a "black" magic woman. It's about a black magic witch. She's trying to control him with magic.

[@Katt560]

I think her magic is her sexuality

[@TheSimonScowl]

But let's be very clear: it is almost certainly a metaphor for feminine seduction, and not actual witchcraft.

[@qthemusicdj]

When the cookie is that good there’s nothing you can do but be controlled by it.

[@sheilacollins7238]

Carlos Santana playing the guitar

[@robertphelps1574]

Still think the original peter green’s fleetwood Mac version is the best

[@alishamarchant9596]

Going to check out Peter Green's version now. I had no idea. 😁

[@thebomontellano4996]

@@robertphelps1574 I don't think so. Carlos was much more melodic, Santana had a better percussion, and included Gypsy Queen. Peter Green was ok, but doesn't come close.

[@bridgetlaw1484]

for some reason I can't stop watching you....(The face pillow obsession aside) .. 59 year old white woman...disabled with two fat dogs and cancer survivor (5 years C free) Living in a college town outside of Kansas City ...(massive outbreak here since the students came back to Kansas) ... I just want you to know I look forward to everything you drop...I don't know why but you have something...something special.... don't ever give up.... Love you man....from your number 2K subscriber

[@maryscaggsdane1978]

Hey Bridget! You're only a few years older than me and in a different state/college town. Slightly different timeline - but so much the SAME! ... and THAT PILLOW!! Is it supposed to be a face? Obviously I'm not the only one seeing that!

[@heidimayo8455]

Bridget I'm 49 disabled 3 fat dogs n I feel the same way he makes my day.

[@haagatha]

I'm in the same general age range, 🤪 This channel is fun isn't it? Love listening to all the music that's the soundtrack of our youth thru someone getting to experience it for the 1st time.✌️

[@35jamesmartinez]

I love seeing how this resonates with people. Our guy has a vibe and presence like no other!

[@leannmiller7153]

Bridget Law I’m a 67 year old white woman, and I just love this young man.

[@ronnie5129]

Peter Green wrote this song, the leader of Fleetwood Mac, but Carlos took it to a Latin Sound , ant made it a Big Hit, rock on,

[@donnabannister8925]

OMG u didn't know that! Thank u!

[@autumnphillips151]

Not just Latin-Hungarian. Santana combined it with the piece “Gypsy Queen” by the Hungarian jazz guitarist Gábor Szabó.

[@williamwallace5857]

The original and best version.

[@mellow5123]

Never knew Peter wrote it. Thanks.

[@owlcu]

Make sure you see Santana's "Soul Sacrifice" live at Woodstock - it's them at their rawest best.

[@jimini1976]

I was told Carlos was on lsd for this one ;)

[@sherrisykes4764]

Love Santana!! The whole Abraxas album is awesome! One of my top 5 albums. You definitely need to react to "Soul Sacrifice" live at Woodstock it is so raw and fun. Chil bump worthy!

[@toniclife1971]

THATS A MUST!!

[@siobhancharnley8760]

Yes Santana was unbelievable at Woodstock. There I was 3 rows from the stage sitting in the mud blown away by Santana. Everybody was on there feet for Soul Sacrifice

[@Strimbles]

Awww shit yess!!

[@mikeljenks]

The guitar player is Carlos Santana

[@daveking9393]

AGREE with others. "Black Magic" woman NOT Black "magic woman" the woman could be any race...

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Yes! I was sayin the same- I think he got it tho-🤷🏼‍♀️🧐

[@gotsnogroovecheryl]

I know this is totally stupid, off topic, and not the same thing, but it reminded me of one of my dumbass moments of misunderstanding... I'd heard a commercial playing in the background for Trojan Bareskin Condoms a few years ago. I only heard it, so what my lizard brain heard was "Trojan BEARskin Condoms." I was like, "duuuuude, PETA's gonna be hella pissed now!" Then I saw the commercial. Oh. My bad. 🙃 But yeah, I don't think it's about a Black, Magic Woman either. I think it's about any woman, or a specific woman he's got in mind, who's got some Black Magic over him.

[@glass2467]

There's no room for opinion on the title here - it's about Black Magic, of course. It has nothing to do with race.

[@czwirner]

Voodoo

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Kelly Adams 🤣. And absolutely

[@Corque55]

Carlos Santana! They gonna play Samba Pa Ti at my funeral. Was fortunate to be able to see him play several times over the years. Some good Latino/Chicano vibes there...I keep telling ya!

[@dunismith3045]

Corque55 The best instrumental ever IMO! So soulful.

[@icmman7]

Simone

[@MariaSilva-nf2sb]

Samba pa ti in all the garage parties on my teens.

[@rayfairfax4330]

Soul Sacrifice live at Woodstock. The band was tripping out of their minds, fearful of screwing up, but they absolutely crushed it!

[@dunismith3045]

Ray Fairfax Carlos said he thought his guitar had turned into a snake and it was freaking him out, but he kept playing.

[@sammybeck7794]

They dropped acid at Woodstock and due to some changes they were told they would need to go on next and they were frying on that acid. Didn't affect their performance in a bad way, but it sure did make them more creative evidently

[@MrSmooth273]

Carlos smokes almost as much Herb as Willie Nelson .

[@kathycuster8219]

Carlos was trying to play his guitar that had turned into a snake as he was tripping.

[@jocelynhaeberle1401]

Carlos Santana is, of course, a Guitar God! Right up there with Jimi Hendrix and Terry Kath. A LEGEND. 🥰 Watching you react is a blast because I honestly have no memory of the first time I heard many of these songs. They just always "were".😍

[@donnabannister8925]

Me too!! Wish u could remember 🤔

[@icmman7]

Kath was a monster.

[@GinMae]

All right, Jocelyn - but don't leave out SRV!

[@cindy844]

I know what you mean! Growing up hearing some of these songs all the time, I think I took them for granted.

[@jocelynhaeberle1401]

And Joe Walsh!

[@kathleenkildare8688]

Long time fan of Santana, so many more tracks to suggest - try "Oye como va", you'll enjoy it!

[@robertkramer41]

Saw Carlos open for Jeff Beck at Deer Creek in 95 after Jerry Garcia passed. Amazing show, everyone was hurting as was Carlos that knew Jerrry from the beginning. He had masterful control of the crowd, he saw the children and invited them onto the stage, all were given percussion instruments and put on the beat, was killer. Then he invited the women in the crowd that would like to dance on stage but his mellow voice kept chillin them out "a few at time, nobody rush...after a few turns make room for the other ladies" he's playing while he's speaking, audio valium his voice, it was amazing, the gals were dancing to the slow Latin Latin rythems like "whatever you say Carlos". Then he let us know we were at church, that church had no address, it isntbrick and mortar, "it's right here, right now" He told a personal story about Angel's, he had met one, that they were amongst us in the audience, then I heard the first notes of Amazing Grace, I turned to my brother "he's going to talk about Jerry" and he did. It was exactly what I needed, losing Jerry Garcia was painful, sad to see, he should still be playing making people smile, changing them. He sure as hell changed me fir the better, Miss you Jerry Garcia

[@billmann6278]

Wasn't Deer Creek awesome back then. I saw many good shows there.

[@emilyflotilla931]

Powerful!

[@MadisonD941]

Saw Santana in concert opening for ZZ Top. After ZZ Top's set, both groups on stage jammin'. Awesome evening.

[@BSaxTop]

I was in college when this came out.... everybody in the dorm had the album. He is a phenomenal guitar player. And one of his percussionists is Sheila E's dad, Carlos Escovedo.

[@donnabannister8925]

OMG u didn't know that! Wow what a fun fact! Thank u! No wonder she's so talented! She was brilliant at the Prince memorial concert... I've always loved her!

[@chinalaine2]

En los bongos, "Chepito" Areas, percusionista genial, que marca este grandioso y electrizante tema de Santana.

[@bobbybuffet692]

u were thinking of the song "MARIA MARIA" by product G&B and santana!

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Santana man......oh man......that guitar is singing and crying at the same damn time, at the same damn time! Those keys from Greg Rollie( later formed Journey with Neil Schon) and that intro is so fine....mmmhmm good.🎼🎶🎶🎹🎸🔥😎 If you’re ready for another guitar solo, you should introduce your headphones to Ted Nugent, Cat scratch fever......the motor city madman is his nickname ( he’s from Detroit originally) he is one of a kind. Definitely watch a live version please.🎸🔥

[@marcieharreld286]

Love, love, love Santana!!! I grew up on their music!!!!💜🎼💜🎼

[@bograms784]

Santana is magic! Pure magic.

[@carolmeindl8973]

Santana has his own unique sound. My son is 25 and fell for Santana style when he was 15. He has seen him live in concert twice , in Montreal and Toronto. My son can play electric guitar like Santana. I never minded his playing guitar in the basement in the evening. Always a pleasure to listen to. Still love it.

[@orbahumphrey8329]

This is a cover of an early FLEETWOOD MAC song. However, this has eclipsed all other versions and he has made it his own. At age 19, Carlos Santana burst onto the worldwide scene before 300,000 fans at WOODSTOCK in 1969 (there is a video of that). Thirty years later in1999 he won the Latin Grammy Award for his song SMOOTH. There are 2 videos of that on youtube. Carlos does not sing. The leader of the group MATCHBOX 20, Rob Thomas, sings on this one. He is the Godfather of Latin Rock.

[@donthomasdunigan7004]

Fact check - Carlos Santana was 22 when he played Woodstock. However, his drummer was only 18 and was the youngest person to take the stage at Woodstock. Peace.

[@donthomasdunigan7004]

OOPS! Fact checking myself. Santana's drummer, Michael Shreive, was 20 years old. The youngest person to take the stage at Woodstock was a dude from Sha Na Na, who was 18. Mea culpa. Peace.

[@williamwallace5857]

It did not does not eclipse the original.

[@sheiladrucker6872]

Santana will take you to places you've never been. He is a GOAT!!!!!! More Santana!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cheryljackson5659]

Your ears have just been blessed by legendary guitarist, Carlos Santana - yes, the same one mentioned in the hook from Santana's hit, "Maria, Maria"! As others have mentioned, you must check out Oye Come Vay and my personal favorite, Smooth with singer Rob Thomas. Lots of soulful rock to choose from in Santana's catalog. The man is still playing and sounding AMAZING, but thanks for this one. Made my day!

[@moonbubbles3046]

They guy on keyboard who’s singing is the keyboardist and (one of the) vocalist for Journey - Greg Rolie :)

[@michaelloveland1330]

Thanks! Couldn't dredge up his name. Bad brain! Bad!

[@rjaraneta913]

Gregg Rolie was not just a vocalist for Journey, but was the one who formed Journey with Neal Schon and was the original singer .

[@joechurch7]

@@rjaraneta913 The first Journey album is the only one I listen to The track Of a Lifetime is guaranteed to induce guitar Stank Face

[@bh13067]

I believe Neil Schon played with Santana too back in the day.

[@joechurch7]

@@bh13067Santana picked him up at 17 years old and right out of Santana into Journey with Greg Rolie. Aynsley Dunbar kills it on drums for that first Journey album.

[@junearnold492]

Thank you for giving this old woman her fix . CARLOS HAS always been one of the best. I first seen him in DETROIT In and my love for his music has only grown. Yes it is the same .SANTANA!!! I AM 62 so my love for him has been going on for a lot of years

[@guesswho7881]

Carlos’ brother Jorge Santana gets down as well, that family is talented

[@angelitafortner314]

Career of 50+ years,. He was born 1947 in city of Autlan , state of Jalisco, country of Mexico. ( Autlan's carnivals are awesome!!) His family then moved to San Francisco in 1961, he was raised there , then he left n played in the nightclubs n bars circuut in Tijuana , Baja California, then exploded in the USA, also performed in WOODSTOCK, history was made!!! ❤ I've been to many of his concerts ($7 in late 60/early 70's) at the San Diego Sports Arena!!

[@maryscaggsdane1978]

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

I remember when this song came out. I was 23 yrs old. He is so awesome!!! Best guitarist ever!!!

[@beth-annmyers8348]

Can you believe how much awesome music we grew up with in the 60’s & 70’s?? We truly took it for granted as much as we loved all of it! It is really amazing watching you discover what was normal for us that you have never heard of! ❤️❤️❤️ Peace & Love

[@gregwilliams9737]

Santana is one the G O A T

[@lynette.]

He is so one with his instrument and so smooth.

[@atdeacon]

A deep dive into Carlos Santana's playlist will be good thing. He's been at the game for long time!

[@sabio28]

The best Mexican guitarist in the world. Carlos Santana is a legend. Take advantage that he still alive and listen to his music.

[@daveking9393]

I was lucky enough to see these guys a couple of times one of them I actually work the concert and after about 20 minutes my job was done and I can sit wherever I wanted on the stairs and watch the concert of course I picked the closest place I could get and it was just unbelievable

[@darlenebanks1368]

I've been loving Santana since Woodstock. Had pleasure of seeing him in concert 4 times.

[@michagander9165]

Santana is a beast and we all know that fam so let's get to some tesky brothers rain 😅🤣😅🤣

[@floorticket]

This is one of the rare occurrences where the cover is more well-known than the original. This song is a Fleetwood Mac tune from 1968.

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

Yeah it’s pretty rare that happens. Other examples “Without you” by Badfinger but Nillson made it a hit. And the song “ Woodstock” by Joni Mitchell but CSN made it a hit. And a rarity indeed is Stevie Wonder’s version of The Beatles song “ We can work it out” a must-hear. Not the Presidential performance but his early recording on record

[@donnabannister8925]

I didn't know that!?! Thank u!

[@autumnphillips151]

It’s not very rare.

[@chadwhitfield6946]

Not last time that happened to Fleetwood Mac.

[@janpulliam-bracey6010]

I saw them in a club in CA no cover charge. The room was so full of Marijuana smoke everyone was high. They played this song for 15 minutes and when they stopped the whole room sighed. AWESOME

[@jeffreylockhart8292]

Santana's guitar work on this work is second to none

[@dzulkafleysamad4980]

After these years, this song never fail to give me goosebumps when i m really into it.

[@whoknows3972]

This is amazing song..... he can play the HELL out of that Guitar

[@rk41gator]

Santana be Feelin' IT! Listen how they move from this directly into Oye Como Va!

[@cathyscaggs2357]

Yes that's Carlos SANTANA...and his magic guitar 🎸!!!!!

[@rockalittl]

Carlos is legendary and this is one of many super popular songs they have. You've scratched the surface so keep going. Santana is awesome and Carlos is one of the best.

[@marningritaguy]

Santana plays otherworldly. He can take you to another realm of spirituallity.

[@mikefetterman6782]

Icon. He taught me so much listening to him. He rarely plays it the exact same way twice. He feels it. You have to let go and just ride the "All Mighty Groove" . In star wars they call it the force, others call it religion. Guitarists can physically feel it through their fingers, and some singers can feel it in their throats.

[@carolclements1275]

I could listen to him all day. He is one of a kind.🤩🤩

[@gregwilliams9737]

The guitarist name is Carlos Santana & he's a badass my friend

[@missygatian1783]

I was a young girl, listening to Santana. Living in a University town the neighbor was a hippie, she would make " hippie bread " ( wheat bread ) and ask me to help. Always played Santana. Great memories.

[@robertmcarthur6423]

Saw him live about 2 years ago. He just played guitar for an hour and it was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen/heard.

[@tonygarzajr.6930]

Spectacular Santana 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸😎

[@JohnBullard]

Santana's guitar is the heart of Latin rock.

[@shirleykelly9971]

Carlos Santana was at Woodstock so he has been doing this for over 50 years and has played for so many artists or backed them up and some were huge hits not just because of the artist but because of his guitar interpretations

[@jeromenv]

The lead guitarist is the great Carlos Santana. He is still one of the greatest alive and still playing

[@maryk446]

Santana performed at the famous Woodstock music festival in 1969. I believe it was the first large audience they ever played for - in other words, this is when the nation as a whole first heard their playing. Their album "Abraxas" in 1970 was one of the most successful albums of the year. Also, the young man playing the drums here (his first name is Billy) had the distinction of being the youngest performer at Woodstock. He had just turned 20 a few weeks earlier.

[@bnanadana7459]

It’s not thought up..........it’s felt.......... Deep Emotion...........Raw Emotion❣️

[@thatoneguyagain2252]

One of my best concert moments was a guitar jam between Carlos Santana (this guitarist) and Stevie Ray Vaughan. Two of the greatest guitarists on earth pushing each other to their limits, then past the limits. Singer-keyboardist Gregg Rollie and rhythm guitarist Neil Schon (you barely catch sight of him at the beginning of the vid, he's the guy with the huge 'fro wearing a brown T-shirt) left Santana a few years later and started their own band: Journey.

[@kathleenkarsten5739]

ThatOneGuyAgain Omg! I can’t even imagine! Wow! 😳🥰👌

[@andreaknapp2394]

Carlos Santana! One the greatest guitar players ever!

[@tchampagne1494]

I saw Santana perform in 1964 in a dance club in Sacramento. Unforgettable!

[@amandareagle811]

To this day one of the best I have ever seen live- Carlos Santana forever

[@sherryarflin726]

Carlos Santana is the guitarist and a impeccable one also....When you here someone say Santana, well that’s all that needs to be said.....

[@meganrique1901]

Carlos Santana!!!!!!!!!!! I love you for this!!!

[@paulettejohnson6147]

Carlos Santana is a legendary guitarist.

[@billcarralero6588]

Yes, same Santana as Maria Maria. He’s been at the top of the charts since the 60’s.

[@broetchenahoi6524]

Santana is the epic band featuring master Mexican/American guitarist Carlos Santana; the band had its massive breakthrough at Woodstock. His distinct guitar sound and their fusion of rock'n'roll and Latin Jazz flavors is just FIRE. Been listening to this artist and band for 35+ years and it's on par with Led Zeppelin in terms of me being energized and excited, more ALIVE after every listening. Carlos Santana = a CLASSIC!

[@wilfbentley6738]

My favourite Santana is Samba Pa Ti (The studio version from the Abraxas album). The re-invented Santana is also great on Smooth, Maria Maria and most tracks from the album Supernatural.

[@coachbuddah4958]

You might know the Carlos Santana song Smooth. Because you're so smooth!! Well, it's just like the ocean....

[@monaestrada6256]

Rob thomas wrote that song smooth about his wife Madisol whose latina.

[@Danieditz887]

Every time I hear this song I feel it was toward his beautiful African American goddess wife. Such a wonderful song and guitar play! He is a great!

[@TheVeckism]

“Oye Como Va”It’s brilliant!

[@destinymiller8025]

You ever see the bellydancer who danced to this song on KZbin? Definitely a must see. Awesome reaction!

[@NiVLite]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4PJZXt4bZmpqKs her is the link @mrvideo

[@kaazh1]

Raised all my babies on all kind of music. They all know all kind of music. Plus they keep me young.

[@wen-nz3sk]

Carlos!! Multi Grammy winner, Mexican Latin vibe. Rock and roll hall of famer! Legend!! He IS Mr Carlos Santana as referred to by Product GNB and Wyclef in Maria Maria fr the masterpiece Supernatural.

[@woodwage7988]

Sometimes it's hard to believe this young man ..My god..Black Magic Woman is like a national anthem but for the whole world..how could he have not come accros this masterpiece in his lifetime?..But as always, respect for this young man..

[@sheilagimino6685]

Carlos has been said to be one of the top 5 guitar player in the world..

[@rogenestindt5713]

Carlos Santana! Wonderful! He played at Woodstock!🎶❤

[@ice-iu3vv]

"soul sacrifice" live at woodstock is their best, and good shots of the crowd too. it was their coming out party. audience members later recalled" for a few minutes after they announced santana next, we were goin to try to find food or a bathroom. then the music started and we all knew who santana was"

[@marilyndurham738]

More than 40 yesrs by so much. I first heard him when i was 18 in Daly City CA. S.F. Bay Area at a party with some friends who were Latino.. they introduced us to the music of Santana. Well known in that area long Before Woodstock.

[@oldskool4612]

Someone got into a new strain. Luv it. Carlos is a living legend and class act.

[@theNOVEMBERman1116]

That's why the greats are the greats they dont just hear the music they feel the music

[@kimberlyosborne1977]

One of my favorite songs over the years.

[@susanstanley-castillo7951]

that is a very young Carlos Santana he is the lead guitarist... he's one of the best love it

[@tinypurplefishesrunlaughin8052]

One of the “panty droppin” songs in my romance days was “Samba Pa Ti” by Santana. Mmmmm memories.

[@philstone3859]

I call that guitar face. Like black and other reactors get stank face or involuntary Headbanging. You’re exactly right! It’s when you are DEEP into it. It’s from the soul.

[@wilfbentley6738]

The guitar player IS Carlos Santana. I love Santana. His bands all have fantastic percussion sections, and an organ (at least they always had an organ in the old days). That Latin sound is just intoxicating. And Carlos plays awesome.

[@luciacmartins3989]

What can I say.... PURE MAGIC...

[@trinaortiz9195]

Love Santana! Saw them in concert in the 70's!

[@liliIiliIilil]

About closing your eyes while playing guitar: As long as you have good muscle memory to intuitively know where your frets and strings are, sometimes it's easier to concentrate on your playing if you close your eyes and tune everything out, especially when you're on stage with lots of distractions. Also, that song that you recognize Santana's name from is "Maria, Maria" feat. The Product G&B.

[@lyndadeleon6794]

Mr Video, thank you for your channel ! I lost my husband 2 weeks ago to Covid. It's been very hard for me. I miss him so much. Watching your videos has helped me put a smile on my face .... thank you !! ♡♡😘 God Bless you !!! ♡♡😘

[@kathypelham3679]

I saw Santana and BB King and Jim Morris of the Doors, and it was fantastic, all in one night 😃 !!!! This was back in 70 or 71 ....

[@tjmctube]

It takes one note to recognize it's Santana.

[@warrenpeterson6065]

I'm a white guy from Iceland and let me tell you ... I am about as square as square can be ... but ... there is no other band like Santana in my opinion ... with every song ... they reach out and thrust their hands into my chest ... they grab my heart and pump it a few times ... and then they make me want to dance and sing. I love Santana and am old enough to use the words "Since For Ever!"

[@navirose9133]

Welcome to the land of magic. Yes that would be Carlos Santana.

[@junearnold492]

Carlos Santana has been playing music since he was 8 years old. He is one of the best in the world in my book. I am 62 and have been playing Santana music since the mid 60s. He gave an AWESOME performance at woodstock: He has played with alot of other artists. DMX, MARY ROB THOMAS. And a number of others. He is a very very gifted artist. Thank you very much for playing this song. I am 62 years old and i love all kinds of music. I really like a lot of the newer groups. I enjoy Disturbed . THE SOUND OF SILENCE. As well as A REASON TO FIGHT. And Down With The Sickness. Are all very good.. The group BAD WOLFS SONG ZOMBIE IS AWESOME. A LOT better than the original version. I wish the radio station that i do listen to would play more of the newer groups. I love old time ROCK N ROLL. BUT ITS VERY BORING HEARING THE SAME THING'S DAY AFTER DAY. THANKS AGAIN

[@antarcticorb9197]

Goosebumps central...

[@TheDivayenta]

Carlos Santana is the guitarist. “ Soul Sacrifice” by them at Woodstock is incredible.

[@evangelina3541]

Thanks for the vid... Carlos Santana had so much great music, went to many of his concerts here in California in my younger years. There were so many great bands doing concerts in the bay area. Great memories.

[@frigginirishloons]

One of my all-time favorites. More Santana

[@reneemoon8963]

Yes that’s the great Carlos Santana, one of the great guitar players out there! But of course Stevie Ray Vaughan has my heart ❤️