SANTANA ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME

1998

[@jorgetoro5645]

Many years ago Santana came to play for the 1st time to the Coliseo Roberto Clemente at Puerto Rico.He saw my son Carlitos in my arms struggling to see the concert.Carlitos is a handicap children.I took him to see the maestro. Suddenly Santana made possible for us to share the stage with him while playing. He took some time,while the band was playing to talk to my son and be very tenderly to him.Today Carlitos is really ill at the hospital struggling to survive.We will never forget when Carlitos met Carlos S and joy and happiness overload all of us.This is another reason of why Carlos S is not only in the rock and roll hall of fame but also in the hearts of his fans.On behalf of Carlitos than you very much Carlos for your sympathy and love.Jorge.

[@tonylanderos2807]

Increíble, gracias por compartir esa anécdota saludos !!

[@jorgetoro5645]

@@tonylanderos2807 Gracias.Pudimos conversar en tarima por unos minutos.Mi hijo fallecio en junio 14 del 2019,pero pudo ver.conocer y apreciar a Carlos Santana.De hecho Carlos se sorprendio al saber que se llamaba igual que el .Poso su mano sobre Carlitos y hizo una muy breve oracion,lo ultimo que oi fue Shaman.Luego subieron a los dos hermanos de Carlitos y tocaron maracas !! Ese es el gran Carlos Santana.

[@bladesmark1]

Great to see that Carlos gave Ritchie Valens the respect that he deserves

[@tiffsaver]

When Santana came on the scene, my band immediately learned "Black Magic Woman," and "Oye, Como Va." I had no freaking idea of what 'Oye, Como Va' meant, but I certainly sang it with enjoyment and conviction. This group did more to introduce Latin music to the world of popular music than any other single band I can think of. God bless you all.

[@AcidHead710]

Fun fact, Black magic woman was written by Peter Green from Fleetwood Mac in 1968

[@dadduorp]

I really wish they'd allotted sufficient time for Michael Shrieve's brilliant and eloquent acceptance speech. And sadly, bassist David Brown (seen in the shadows) was to die of kidney/liver failure less than 2 years after receiving this award.

[@kt9166]

Michael Shrieve's speech is elsewhere on YT. Check it out!

[@B4NDllKOOT_]

It’s so sad for me because he really solely deserves this hall of fame with it really being known and talked about. He drove Santana’s sound in the early days

[@rivahelenarifan1500]

Vocês são simplesmente fantásticos e atemporais !!!!!!!!! São décadas de músicas e ritmos que fazem gerações dançarem encantadas !!!!!!!! Obrigada por vocês existirem 🙏👏👏👏❤🇧🇷

[@OldiesPorVida5002]

wow seeing Carlos credit Ritchie Valens was so sweet

[@paistecat]

There is something fantastic about Michael Shrieve’s playing.... I’d say it played a big part in Santana’s original success....

[@542bful]

Santana e os antigos integrantes merecem tudo de bom !

[@mikedavis9891]

As with so many other fans of this great band, thank you gentlemen for creating so much wonderful music that have truly become part of our individual lives. ❤️

[@mattalthaus]

No politics, just music! gotta love it!

[@AndrewsOpinion15]

CARLOS SUCH GREAT GUY !!!!!

[@MeeMee-gz5vp]

David Brown rip ♥️

[@oscaravalos7573]

Viva Santana ,Viva Rock n roll

[@juancpgo]

Michael Shrieve is a brilliant drummer, wonder why he never played with Santana anymore.

[@mkvision]

I don't know for sure but I get from some of his interviews that he wanted to do different things or go in a different direction because everyone would focus on his Soul Sacrifice performance. Maybe at the time he wanted to distance himself from that image. But, his interviews suggests that he appreciates and accepts that his Soul Sacrifice performance means a lot to everyone.

[@mikedavis9891]

Michael did play with Carlos off and on and in the studio over the years. Where have you been ??

[@Richbar-qe6bx]

He does still play with the band on tour at times.

[@MarineCorpsSergeantTollens]

Juan, Michael Shrieve was hospitalized for a really bad kidney stone back in 1973. He was dropped from the band when Santana had to go out on the road to support the album. Difficult to keep playing when he is hospitalized. He has continued to help Carlos and all the originals reunited to record the album Santana III

[@jimlabos]

Jose Angel Tollens you have it backwards. Search for interview with Shrieve.

[@dugrober]

What the initial guy said about Santana bringing in together the music of the Western Hemisphere, from Alaska to Chile is so damn true! Zero politics, just awesome music! El Maestro, my youth hero from back in the 70's!

[@Phi1618033]

4:24 "Holy, holy, holy is the Lord of hosts."

[@sonnybedez7040]

Wow the original Santana band, r.i.p David. I remember watching this in high school.

[@RS-gu2ne]

Legend

[@kairoandresmairena9759]

He did mention Chepito

[@moisesventura7049]

legendarios''.

[@ramses1401]

I think John Popper was supposed to talk about the Santana Band, not just about Carlos as a guitar player. I wonder what was thinking the rest of the band at the moment of the speech. Awkward moment for Carlos I guess.

[@peterrandazzo5977]

Great

[@alvarocandela6972]

🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽

[@janicewebber5584]

Awwe. I thought you were some Norwegian hottest! Great concert solo at woodstock l! Who knew a lille white guy could hold his own in a Latin band!😊

[@SuperMcabral]

As Cheech Miran would say, "Santana, Man"!

[@rogersahenz6741]

CARLOS UN ORGULLO COMO MÚSICO PARA MÉXICO , PERO QUE NO HABLE PORQUE AHÍ NADAMÁS NO.

[@dracoreptox4380]

No Jose " Chepito" Areas????

[@pepebotella971]

maximiliano zamorategui r u kidding? well if that's true, what a mess. do you have any source?

[@mitutubobo]

He did mention" chepito"

[@ptofview]

Unfortunately, all of these speeches were cut way short In this video. What a shame.

[@m42037]

Mike looks better with long hair. He was one of the best back in the day before he became civilized

[@frankiegarc5675]

Chepito nica

[@9299sara]

oh wow he forgot Malone that ex bandmate that was homeless

[@hasselhoffff]

Why didn't David Brown make a speech ? What the hell.

[@twimine]

I think he was very sick at this point.....it wasn't too long after this that he passed away...

[@hasselhoffff]

Oh I see, very sad to see him go too soon :( RIP David Brown

[@hasselhoffff]

***** So true! RIP

[@maxpuppy96]

Carlos stole Greg Koch's beanie.

[@blazer1005]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👍👍

[@thebetbetunderground9548]

why is peter griffin inducting santana?

[@fairyofdoom5009]

my favorite part was when they almost forgot their awards

[@Nicoya48]

Where Jose Areas. He is missing .Story goes that he wrote music that Santana claim for himself.

[@trujillo1409]

www.sfgate.com/news/article/Bay-Musician-Arrested-in-Molest-Case-2992893.php

[@ramona.vargas7298]

No Javier Batiz?!?! Carlos Adopted/Stole His Guitar Style from him. They played together in The TJs (Band) In Tijuana Mexico in the Early 60s. when they split Batiz went South to Mexico city & Santana went north to San Fran... Any Mexican Guitarist would knows this... Its well known in Mexico. My Dad told me this, then years later jumped on line & yup it pops up

[@lucian8515]

Le dio algunos consejos y si le dio algunas clases.

[@CharlyBrown33]

kodoish kodoish kodoish adonay tsevayot

[@19ars92]

what language is that?

[@lisaleon432]

@@19ars92, Hebrew

[@samsmith4216]

Popper ...just shut up and introduce Carlos.

[@Nirnek]

what year is this?

[@terrypursell4332]

+flyinghorse13 This is an award for playing guitar in a rock and roll band....This award means he did and has walked the path of elite musicians and bands. I have a feeling he hasn't forgotten his mistakes, or troubles in his personal life. However; if you would like some examples of the goodness of Carlos, his character, the following website should take you to a post about Carlos helping the homeless.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWPVh6OkjNOFi7c If this address doesn't get you there, you can look over to the right side of this video.You mention walking the walk, and I guess you are the judge of the correct walk. I consider myself as a follower of Jesus, and I have also learned from the teachings of others. John Lennon had anger issues, so he dedicated his life to peace. But sounds like you would be more comfortable with the "contemporary christian" music, which is made by sinners, as well. A person who lives by the teachings of Jesus, would realize that all are sinners.

[@QBAN2010]

The lighting on the stage is atrocious!!!!

[@bobburroughs6241]

Dreadful intro and commentary. Get on with Mike Shrieve's chat.

[@flyinghorse13]

A lot of these Rock Stars talk about peace, focus, clarity etc. But embrace a middle eastern philosphy that does not embrace Christ as Gods only son, but talk about Budda, Krshnia, Shiva which are false deities. I used to look up to Santana but when he cheated on Debra his first wife, I had to look at him in another light. And he has anger issues. Some people talk the talk but they can't walk the walk. What makes a person great is his charater , so we better be careful who we look up to.

[@kustommaid3]

Words one can easily hide behind my friend.. and what about your darkest hour... casting stones is easy.

[@hasselhoffff]

Calm the fuck down, you're not winning an award here. Everybody makes mistakes, it's part of life.

[@flyinghorse13]

David Hasselhoff Yeah , seems like you must have made some too, however in life we should learn to correct those mistakes. Don't preach nothing you can't practice. Moreover, my vocabulary is large enough that I don't have to use profanity to get a point across or thinking it sounds cool. You calm down dude.

[@flyinghorse13]

Chris Guerrero lip service means nothing, it's about what we do that's important. If you are a public figure , it comes with the territory.

[@chavamunoz8906]

+flyinghorse13 well he's the best thank god he still alive im cristus