Santana - Savor / Jingo - 8/18/1970 - Tanglewood (Official)

Santana - Savor / Jingo
Recorded Live: 8/18/1970 - Tanglewood - Lenox, MA
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Personnel:
Carlos Santana - guitar, vocals
Gregg Rolie - keyboards, piano, lead vocals
David Brown - bass
Michael Shrieve - drums
Jose "Chepito" Areas - percussion, conga, timbales
Mike Carabello - percussion, conga, vocals
Summary:
Recorded just over a year after Santana played its historic Woodstock Music & Art Fair performance, the band was fast becoming one of the biggest in the world. They were about to release their second album, Abraxas, and were riding high on the heels of three hit songs from their debut album and a new Top 10 hit, a cover of Fleetwood Mac's "Black Magic Woman."
A year earlier - in fact only a few days before the Woodstock Festival - Bill Graham staged the first of several concerts billed as "The Fillmore at Tanglewood." Tanglewood is the summer home of the Boston Symphony Orchestra, and the storied venue had just begun to experiment with staging contemporary concerts on their grounds. Staging a rock concert in a classical venue had yet to be done, so of course the concept of doing so excited Graham. He brought the full-scale Fillmore East production team in, including the Joshua Light Show, and booked a great lineup. This first concert featured B.B King, Jefferson Airplane and The Who, and drew the largest crowd that Tanglewood had ever seen by far.
Buoyed by the event's success, Tanglewood and Graham agreed to stage three similar dates in 1970. The last of these is this show, when Santana headlined after The Voices of East Harlem and the legendary Miles Davis had played (you can hear Mile's set here).
This historic and beautifully recorded performance features a smoking performance by Santana in the last year of their classic lineup, before a young Neal Schon joined the band. We think you'll agree it's an incredible performance by a great band in their prime.

[@Chepe-li9rn]

2 Anglos ,1Afroamerican ,1 Nicaraguan, 1 Puertorican ,1Mexican .Music has no culture barriers.

[@jimdrake6925]

Greg Rollie started the band.. he is awesome with Santana. Love them both!

[@AbelAdames-mk2si]

That’s what should make America Great!!! These days It is much better than the earlier generations, but it is changing for good! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@samiam261]

No pyrotechnics, no audio visual screens or special effects, just pure unadulterated music, played by musicians with passion and energy. This is how it is done kiddies.

[@klam77]

OMG. NO kiddie today can touch this. VIRTUOSITY>

[@1800_not-me]

You also gotta mention the time, psychedelic being the new hype, hippie movement, music is the only thing keeping it together. The war n stuff. They all just got high n let the music guide them. But they also had the skills to chase the music. They had the skill and energy and talent to follow the music.

[@catzenhouse]

Fifty-three years later - still goosebumps!! Outstanding performance!

[@leeallred1337]

yes!!!goosebumps!

[@xjr1300nut]

Oh, if we knew then what we were letting this world become, we would have sent Santana on a world peace mission ….

[@jaimegustavomunozjimenez9575]

Carlos Santana lo sigo desde que apareció en el festival woostood es mi banda favorita,Santana gran guitarrista y unos de los mejores de todos lo tiempo

[@gunslinger10mm]

@@jaimegustavomunozjimenez9575 This Music Transends Language.

[@johntindall5713]

yes I have seen them numerous times.. and they are coming back this way again in August. just when I thought it might not happen after he took the Vegas residency gig I got a notification he was coming August 25th .. This particular song is so amazing when they do it and his wife just kicks ass! goosebumps is right when you hear all those instruments and artists blending so perfectly together.. man this generation thinks they know shit ,when the current musicians can pull off this sound without no help from computers and all that crap they use to make them sound like someone else I will be impressed, very few "old souls" in these young people today🎶🎼🎵🎼🎼🎶🎶🎵🎼🎵🎼

[@cindybear2689]

Unreal!!! this is healing music...this world needs more Santana.

[@anthonycimino9941]

It feeds your soul! I drive uber and love when he comes on when I have a rider but as soon as they get out I blast it!

[@charlessantos419]

❤❤❤

[@patdavidson7520]

These guys are just unbelievable. I can't think of anyone in the current era that even comes near to their talent.

[@BBQDad463]

You cannot because there is not. Rock on!

[@kentmedalen4315]

So true.

[@luisdemontpensier4216]

Yes sir. I was at Tanglewood. My feet were on fire bro. Great guitar. Amazing musicians. Eternals

[@chrisclark6192]

There was no band like this before Santana, and no band will ever replace them. A unique band with superb musicians. Plus Carlos was always happy to take a backstep on stage and let the other band members shine. Carlos is and always has been one of the best musicians in rock music. Thoroughly enjoyed watching this.

[@anthonycimino9941]

He brought out the best in those that had small parts in the ensemble as well as larger ones. It was always about the love of great music!

[@anthonycimino9941]

You could see it in his eyes looking at another band member saying like... this is your time... play your heart out and give it your all! I miss music like this, that involved so many people on so many instruments. So many different parts... all working together perfectly. Awesome!

[@christianlopez534]

LEGENDARIOS

[@annemoyano9143]

C'était les pionniers , After their , After Carlos they re many top group , his brother's group very nice MALO ,jorge Santana , ans very nice group CHANGO , CHANGO was a great great band. CHANGO psychedelic latino z great band

[@jm9103]

This is amazing... They were all cobected and felt free an they knoldgebt and their feelings. With true instruments, no autotune, just complicity wanted to break free

[@randylincoln3978]

A performance for the ages!!

[@BigEightiesNewWave]

The drummer was so young at the time, he had Mad-Skillz way beyond his years.

[@jazzfusioner9840]

Catz name is Michael Shrieve.....explosive drummer.....

[@user-tl9cb8zg4o]

Tenía 19 años.

[@diggerdogadventures976]

I saw them in Detroit when I was 16. They opened for the Rolling Stones. They rocked the house that night everyone's standing up dancing and singing the whole time they played. When the Stones came on everyone sat down. Santana wore us out. It was the best show I've ever seen.

[@danielmiller210]

Yeah I can imagine Mick saying damn we need to pay attention who we hired open up for us😂

[@Gcanno]

​@@danielmiller210 It happened before too, In a equal if not more epic performance . KZbin Rolling Stones followng James Brown Tami show . Stones had a front seat to the most Incredible perfomances by these two Perfomers and their bands.

[@james.giacalons8283]

Look at how hard these artists work together to produce this fine music. Unlike today's music.

[@perisbrodsky4242]

Clearly their favorite tune to play together.

[@erty7012]

Can't up vote this enough.

[@benferrer1730]

A mexican,a nicaraguan,a puerto rican and americans.. Thats why I Love this group.SANTANA is my ambassador of MUSIC✌❤

[@agrivoltaics]

Poo ooooooooooopoop kk p

[@aircavmedic]

Music is universal to me. I don’t care what country you come from. World music! And I agree, he is an ambassador of music. Not too many can play a PRS guitar, although I think earlier was a fender( not sure)

[@aircavmedic]

@Jimmy Garcia I am blessed to have a neighbor from Puerto Rico, and 1 from Vietnam. And yes, Mexicans have given us so much. And yes, we all came from somewhere else unless native Americans.

[@georgebreitwieseriii2092]

Carlos is always magical. The bands he puts together are forces of Nature. I always feel spi r itually improved. That's my church.

[@willianbobadilla8317]

@@aircavmedic la1

[@danielcraig5218]

The only thing better than listening to Santana is watching them play.

[@Music--ng8cd]

Black, white and brown all working together, moving like an express train, without an ounce of pretension, just enjoying the moment.

[@djjammindave]

TRUE THAT !!!

[@iainpreece2539]

@@Music--ng8cd v.

[@felixtortolesiglesias1115]

El más grande en mi modesta opinión, le sigo desde 1968 que saco su primer disco y he asistido a multitud de conciertos ,simplemente único.

[@josephagnello9335]

LOCOMOTIVE SOUL POWER !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@-i-nightmare6653]

The transition from Savor to Jingo was incredible

[@richieangelilli6428]

Nothing better than early 70’s Santana Just freaking amazing

[@featherstar1000]

Fully agree!!! Magic!!!!

[@eldiablo3794]

Jose Chepito Areas is an amazing percussionist. He sure can get down on them timbales. As a drummer myself timbales are my favorite percussion instrument after the drums. A lot of Latin percussion instruments sound cool as hell. This is by far my favorite lineup and era of Santana. My uncle was from this era... grew up a teen in the early to mid 70s. When he was alive I always turned to him for music and Santana was always one of the bands he would turn me onto when I was growing up in the 90s. He passed away a few years ago and I was blessed with his entire record collection that he kept from his teenage years, and in the crate was literally every Santana record that was put out from the late 60s through the 70s. I feel so blessed to have his collection and even in death he continues to bless me w/ good music like Santana.

[@frankmorrow3701]

Awesome!

[@akashsandhu5539]

Beautiful. Thanks for sharing ❤

[@user-bc4lz9ii6p]

Chapito Areas is just incredible.

[@mrbosh2601]

Impossible to be cooler than this.

[@CarlosRomanZ]

Those guys are giants. Very fortunate giants.

[@timkeagy4094]

Michael Shrieve was just 22 here. His drumming is one for the ages. One of the best. This line up of this band was the best I feel. They were raw and full of energy to make the big time. Their egos were still low. A bunch of friends making great music.

[@Phred7447]

I think he was 21. Either way, he's just Awesome as hell. Play on young man... Let me dance. 🕺🏾

[@scottmoyer1357]

I was 22 in 1971 and Michael is a year older than me....to set the ages straight. I grew up playing drums at age 11 and in live bands at age 15 . In 1971 I graduated from college at UNC and I was just turning 23 in June of 1971. If it was a year earlier, that would put me at age 22 in 1970 and Michael at age 23. So, at Woodstock in 1969, exactly how old was Michael? I was 21 years old....and Michael was......? Do the math.

[@jimlabos]

@@scottmoyer1357 a year here a year there does it matter? The "interplay" of this band was unequalled in those days. They are all on the same path playing there way up it to whatever bliss that came their way because of it. I can only say "beautiful" when I hear them.

[@swordoff7]

@@jimlabos It's true. This great group is very together. Their flow is family. It was a very unique time between the early 1960s and mid 1970s for this type of music. I'm viewing it from the point of view of a San Fran Bay Arean though, bc I was there during those times.

[@jimlabos]

@@swordoff7 I tried to get there but got stuck in Vancouver and then my sister got married and she wanted me there. Finally went there decades later. Loved that city and California. But yes very special times. Grateful to have lived during those wonderful decades.

[@Me-zt8gy]

Greg Rollie is one of the most underrated musicians EVER.

[@FreshTake01]

I will look him up thanks

[@debbieharwell8663]

Him and santana made music.

[@debbieharwell8663]

Michael was the youngest and an excellent drummer

[@pizzaface4079]

I like Greg's voice a lot, sets the tone for the classic songs he made and him playing the organ made it a nice touch.

[@jeanclaude4]

Greg Rollie huge Bay Area landmark. Early Journey the best. This Santana phase no introduction needed

[@Ahmet-nd5ct]

this is real deal. this is real music.

[@liboy9844]

Everyone just enjoying themselves, just bringing out each other’s talent, not outdoing each other, relaxed, no pressure, just equally loving the music...and it’s perfect.

[@josecchavezzamora1210]

CHEPITO AREAS le pone sabor LATINO al estilo de SANTANA. Saludos desde Lima Perú

[@carlossantana6342]

Hello., Thanks for being a great fan over the years. I created this private account to give responses to comments as much as I can. you can send a text through my hangout Gmail. I promise to give a response back. I guess it's a little way of showing my fans appreciation.. I'm now available to meet and greet. [e-mail]

[@rickymartinez4655]

El mejor Timbalero que ha tenido Carlos Santana, Chepito Áreas. De Leon Nicaragua

[@emmawilcock1304]

Im British, i have never heard anything ever that is as powerful than this concert.

[@carlossantana3606]

Hello. Thanks for being a great fan over the years. I created this account to give responses to comments as much as I can. you can send a text through my hangout Gmail. I promise to give a response back. I guess it's a little way of showing my fans appreciation.. I'm now available to meet and greet. [e-mail]

[@Necrotixxx]

@@carlossantana3606 lol nice fail at a scam

[@fatimasobkowiak6705]

@@carlossantana3606 UV TOUCHED MANY LIVES

[@carlossantana3606]

@@fatimasobkowiak6705 thanks once again. I'll go through my mail and give response to you. I'm sorry if I haven't done it yet. [e-mail]

[@mariamonteirosilva3043]

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[@leonardoelpetardo]

Three stages of awesome interracial percussion Chepito, Carabello, Shrieve, totally syncronized and cohesive, what a band, impressive!

[@yvettegibson8889]

What about David brown ??❤❤

[@jesusrivera743]

Yeah and Gregg Rollie on organ wicked !!!

[@carlosabril6827]

The whole percussion section is incredible!

[@robertoleyva5920]

Tengo actualmente 72 años y me tocó todo lo original de esa música y la sigo escuchando como la oía en los años setenta y vivo en Jalisco tierra de Carlos Santana y e ido al dónde el nació en la costa de Jalisco de raíces afromexicanas y para que vean los Americanos que si hay talento musical y de otros en México. Pesar de que había muchísimas grandes bandas gringas Santana derrumbó mitos sin tocar rockanrrol puro o heavy pura música con derrotero estilo Dámaso Pérez Prado o la santanera etc. O de grupos de rock de Tijuana como Javier Batiz etc.

[@bigroy38]

David Brown layin’down a funky groove.RIP.

[@yvettegibson8889]

As he always does RIP brother

[@PeterCee]

Had the privilege of seeing the Santana band in Sydney in 1973. For some reason, security allowed me to watch front and center, from the stage apron. The house sound was blasting but from where I stood, I could hear they were playing barely above loungeroom levels. I could hear the musicians talking to each other. What a band!

[@user-ow8lr7go2f]

Santana is legend ,2024🎉

[@Drew2Icee]

In 2022 i am 22 years old and have always had an appreciation for older music specifically older rock and sanatana literally gives me chills like no other!!! Cant wait to see him live for the first time in july

[@prestcoldandy910]

Fair play to you mate

[@josephagnello9335]

C h I l l s !!!!!!!

[@kaliboo60]

Well how was the concert? This band is a dream,if into percussion.

[@Drew2Icee]

@@kaliboo60 sadly its been postponed due to santana collasping a week before… still hopefully going soon

[@eltonazo]

@@Drew2Icee tomrw im going toronto santana concert

[@hassanbey1]

This isn't my generation but when I tell u it takes me to other dimensions and worlds.. one of the best most infectious performances I've seen in my life.. the ancestors come out for this one..

[@larrywiesner893]

So good when I hear your generation enjoying the music from our generation. The 70's had some of the most raw talented musicians. Hopefully more generations will listen and enjoy this music as well.

[@robertoflores5545]

La banda internacional más grande de todos los tiempos!! 2 white american, un puerto riqueño, un black americano, un nicaragüense y un mexicano!!! Viva santana!!!

[@bernadette4484]

Viva santana!!!

[@davidfognini8526]

No one is white only the anim...als, Anglo American, Latin American and African American are the proper terms!

[@nidiapearson7409]

These guys gave their body and soul to their music!!! Fabulous!!!!

[@krissoobrayen3309]

J ai grandi dans cette musique, inoubliable, magnifique, la vraie Musique..

[@rosariovasquez9237]

Tengo 67 años,,, y estoy disfrutando este video maravilloso,,, Carlos un gran músico de todos los tiempos,,, maravilloso!!!!

[@josephbarbaste7644]

The best bass player that he ever had....maybe also his best band too !

[@annemoyano9143]

Bassman hypnotise basse percussive ..Magic eyes of Carlos direction Dave Brown was imprégné ( fench terme) very cool bassiste ,Santana lui montre le moment 🌞⭐😆💥

[@rufusmedrano2962]

I think his best music was his first 3 albums. The music after was good but not as the first 3. And the best band he had

[@andresbernui5965]

En los 70's fue su mejor época

[@reneharde3459]

This original line-up was just the most amazing groove machine - Santana gifted me, a white bread suburban kid, a lifelong love of Latin music and culture - long may they groove!

[@ura239]

Yeah this has to be one of the greatest ensemble of musicians ever put on a single band.....fantastic! ..

[@tuboqueser]

ura239 the Mars Volta with Thomas Pridgen was a modern hope for this kind of musical talent.

[@billstanfield9071]

L9 8l lo9oooo99o O 9 OP p999 OP

[@matf1264]

Frank Zappa was not too bad in his style as well

[@jamespardue3055]

A lot of MAGIC in the bands of this brief era.

[@thedrugstorecowboy2948]

Check out Cream

[@EduardoRodriguez-hn4ve]

Santana de ese año los 70 el mejor grupo que ha tenido

[@RachelsSweetie]

I would have loved to attend one of Santana's rehearsals. Where's a time machine when you need one.

[@oscargiraud8362]

I was 15 years old at Woodstock I am 61 and still following Santana there is no other than like Carlos Santana

[@kathykearney3803]

Hi Oscar!!!! I remember you! I was 16 & just approaching 65 next week. How was your life of Foreverly? Love always---Kathy

[@angelacosta9512]

I was 15 too

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Oscar Giraud hope you got Hendrix’s Autograph, Pictures And Stratocaster

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Kathy Kearney as Robin Williams Said : If You Can Remember it , you probably weren’t there “

[@trevorgwelch7412]

I was 9 in 1969 !!!! I wasn’t there but I am there now .

[@paultaylor3030]

This is my youth, please don’t tell me that anything around today is as good/musical as this and anything of the time, we lived in a fantastic era of music , thanks 🙏👍👍

[@guildguitars6349]

This band was as good as it gets.

[@Music--ng8cd]

They're all so humble and supportive of each other. So much better than simply having a band face the audience on stage.

[@geekay8287]

The whole band is cookin'! To the master's credit, Carlos hands the keys over to the other musicians during different parts of these songs and lets the other instruments drive this mutha. Catch Mike Shrieve at about the 4:37 mark - he notices that he just broke the drumstick in his right hand, tosses it grabs a spare and keeps playing without dropping a beat. And remember this is a live performance from 1970. No digital sound boards, or effects like auto tuning...just pure, honest analog sound and energy. Effing amazing.

[@pmsfar-outgrooviness8025]

it was a democracy at this time, not just Carlos's band

[@deanstanley2125]

I just love how Carlos had to step back for a few seconds and admire how good Chepito was playing those timbales

[@miguelangelcamposgutierrez]

El mejor percusionista siempre será boda maills

[@miguelangelcamposgutierrez]

Boda maills

[@cortacana1556]

Miguel Angel Campos Gutierrez Estas como loco.

[@gracegarza3299]

Yes You can see the admiration in his eyes That’s why it’s so hard to hear Chipito badmouth him

[@gracegarza3299]

💖💖💖💖

[@SergioMartinez-qw6ye]

Chepito Areas es sencillamente espectacular. No es de este mundo. Nivel Dios. 🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@emildimofte6538]

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[@davidpage3893]

Cheptio Areas has a super sized Juan Epstein Afro. They could be brothers from different mothers

[@autoshermanosriosnicaragua4378]

Chepito orgullo nicaragüense

[@reliver4ever]

El mejor timbalero que a tenido Carlos, en mi opinión, Orestes Vilató segundo, tenían ese ritmó cubano La comparsa

[@SergioMartinez-qw6ye]

@@reliver4ever Siento decirte que, aún siendo Vilato muy bueno, el mejor de la Historia, no sólo de Carlos, ha sido Areas.

[@j.w.matney8390]

This was the prime time for of all of the band members. I feel so lucky to have bought their first album when it came out and to live in the Bay Area when they were doing shows. Just an incredible time.

[@Mexcaro13]

I am speechless! This is my ultimate favorite song,love the flavor,the passion..Carlos Santana & the band🐐🔥❤🎵🎶🔥❤

[@broheme8922]

Just watched it for about the 40th time. Soooo good.

[@cynthiasivak5689]

❤YOU'RE speechless??? Over 50 years later and I'm still enthralled! Damn, they were electrifying.

[@janecarbone1504]

Cynthia and Alex your speeches I grew up with this music and 58 years later I'm still listening to it and enjoying every single one of the band members this was my music I love it

[@davidoverstreet2875]

And just think, that was one song. Santana was a musical revolutionary. He's the one and only Latino to ever turn Latin music into rock and roll successfully that appeals to all audiences, and do it consistently throughout the decades, tweaking his sound as each musical era progressed. Pure genius.

[@davidoverstreet2875]

I just happen to be listening to Santana right now. Nowhere To Run is on right now! One of my 80s favorites. Perfect timing for a thumbs up.

[@MichaelBoyce-tm2vw]

Actually its two in one.

[@roniabagimayordomo4786]

Perfect fusion.....

[@richardleewagner3939]

Santana was the only one to turn Latín music into rocknroll sucessfully?? Jajajajaj Jajajajaj Jajajajaj Jajajajaj Jajajajaj

[@richardleewagner3939]

Jajajajaj Jajajajaj Jajajajaj

[@chrisgabris9159]

As a musician still to this day when I watch Santana, I say wow!!!! Truly the best percussionist. Carlos is a musical genius. And did I forget to say one of the greatest guitar players. Thank all of you for the music you gave us 🙏

[@Skittlesskittles-om6hp]

Now this is REAL MUSIC…..❤️❤️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🙏🙏🙏🙏 ME LIKE THAT MAN ON THISE BONGOS….🌹🌹🙏🙏❤️

[@SuperPanther34]

This is why 1969 / 1970 were the best two years. You had this, Zeppelin, & King Crimson all flying hard out the gates. If no other reason, simply because of this band alone.

[@carlmontney7916]

This IS Santana! The energy of the original lineup can't be denied. Great music from my generation. We had the best music period!

[@user-jq6xw3ej6m]

Drums are awesome all together 💯

[@nelidasilviacastro1722]

Que Belleza Dios!!!!!!!!!!!!@GRACIAS!! GRACIAS!!! GRACIAS!!!!!!!@IMPECABLES!!! Las decadas no pasaran Nunca ETERNIDAD!!!! TODA LA MUSICA!!!!!!!@ESAAAAAAA

[@ridesyd3335]

David Brown is such a genius. I love the groove he puts on the song.

[@yvettegibson8889]

Thank uthis man never gets his full recognition🎉

[@javichuification]

tHIS IS THE BEST BAND THAT CARLOS SANTANA HAS EVER GATHERED, THE SAME THAT WE SAW IN WOODSTOCK 69

[@D33Lux]

Nothing could ever come close to being this good in music ever again. :-(

[@keithmitchell7638]

Michael Shrieve must have been fitter than most Olympic athletes the energy he put in to this gig, especially Soul Sacrifice, brilliant drummer. My view is this was the best Santana line up.

[@rpcp5v18]

I agree wholeheartedly.

[@highdb1]

I’m not sure what happened but I would’ve loved to see this band back together.

[@keithrice4458]

Incredible sense of rhythm and timing.

[@davebarber3827]

For sure best ever.

[@jeanpierreverstraeter7049]

I00000

[@stephenharrison8724]

Can't beat the original Santana ensemble. Superb music.

[@theodoremcclendon8468]

Carlos needs this band TODAY!!!

[@mannybrucesalvador]

+Theodore McClendon They just got back together. They are releasing an album. Santana IV in april I believe. Go to their website & check it out.

[@theodoremcclendon8468]

Dig it.

[@CC-Wulf]

+mannybrucesalvador Yup, Neil Schon will be with them also. Sadly Dave Brown will not. He passed away in 2000.

[@nickyfarrell3024]

I agree with you 100%

[@josieduran6977]

Yes indeed! !! They were the best ever.

[@raspusrobeson272]

David Brown his original bass player passed on in the year 2000. His timbale player Chepito Areas retired. So the other three Gregg Rolie, Michael Shrieve and Mike Carabello still get together every so often. BEST BAND EVER IN MY OPINION. DOESN'T MATTER WHAT BACKGROUND YOU COME FROM, IF YOUR GOOD AND EXCEPTIONAL YOUR IN CARLOS' BAND.

[@sarahkumkumapoovu]

This video is the definite cure for depression. What a celebration of life!

[@tomf429]

Powerful. Especially live. It washes over you. The drums, from all directions. I saw them around this time twice. You would think there would have been fights with all that power. But the joints were being passed around and everybody was mellow.

[@henochparks]

where are the youth today who can jam like this?

[@GaryVillapiano]

this is music... so intense... a great group of musicians, perfectly communicating.

[@ziporalinzer2475]

totally agree

[@runawayushould]

They are impressive, most impressive... TK/TB-41066,out...

[@mark1952able]

Oh God, I used to see many groups at Tanglewood. This was special

[@nakrontoom9866]

ไอ้หมัดเมา หนังจีน

[@JoseLopez-rb5pr]

Afro Ritms

[@elbeem20001]

Love the seamless ease from "Savor" into "Jingo"!! Classic!! A Masterpiece!! RIP David Browne (bassist).

[@carlossantana6342]

Hello. Thanks for being a great fan over the years. I created this private account to give responses to comments as much as I can. you can send a text through my hangout Gmail. I promise to give a response back. I guess it's a little way of showing my fans appreciation.. I'm now available to meet and greet. [e-mail]

[@davidborrelli1081]

This is my jam! I remember playing this at top volume in my car after quitting the worst job I ever had. I had worked for the same company for many years, (it was minimum wage).

[@bird-fan]

Carlos is taking care consideration for every member. I can feel his deep affection and tenderness. This live at Tanglewood is very passionate! Santana's sounds always take us to the exotic world. From Japan with love.♡

[@maurycastellanos1761]

Such amazing talents perfectly in tune with eachother producing a brilliant marriage of Latin, Funk, Rock and Jazz never seen before or ever since, truly one for the ages.

[@AsifKhan-jq3vw]

Saw Santana in Dallas Texas, tickets were $10 still puffing and listening to my generation music (The Best)...No apple music garbage

[@ambmainman]

The Rhythm section makes this special!

[@madbebopper]

Carlos Santana is one of music's great spirits, and he is a true warrior and a musical pioneer. I grew up listening to Santana and heard them in my hometown theater, which was the Capitol Theater in good ole' downtown Passaic, NJ. I heard the band in 1976 with the great Armando Perazza. Santana is incredible combination of Latin, funk, soul, jazz, rock, basically every musical style beautifully molded together to form a new style all it's own.

[@dunebillyofswanbeach4294]

I also saw the Santana band at the Capitol Theatre in Passaic. The many nights I spent in that joint…

[@ramonalbertosanchezrodrigu14]

La banda original "Santana" lo mejor de lo mejor no me canso de escucharlo tengo 70 años. Inigualable la música idioma universal ❤❤

[@anapallo998]

♥

[@phil5416]

Moi aussi !!!!!! 69 Notre jeunesse de ouf !

[@gfanarakos]

Prince idolized that guy . He is the roots of musicality and beautiful rock music. LEGENDARY SANTANA

[@larrywiesner893]

Love how all ethnicities come together and make beautiful music. Truly special how the love of music brings us all together. Music is the bridge.

[@eevizzz]

The best Santana line up.

[@richardleewagner3939]

I believe that Carlos should have kept them together

[@aircavmedic]

That whole lineup was outstanding. Blessed to have seen him live 1970. Still following his career

[@luciagalli9167]

hv 77

[@djjammindave]

I WAS INTRODUCED TO SANTANA BANDA IN THE EARLY 80'S ....TODAY AM HOLDING TICKETS FOR HIS JULY CONCERT IN TINLEY PARK, IL.

[@AngryPostmanStockholm]

Damn man, the sheer amount of people included 3 drummers kinda.. just 2 min in it feels like i listened to it all day all mezmerised, the synch of them all, asskicking organ, bass, guitars, maraccas, congas? and everything is freefloating jamming and the dedication and smiles Tells me one thing - Joy of play skilled de luxe

[@juanr1956]

The percussion set is a drummer..a timbalero... and a bongosero

[@goldenagenut]

A 5:02 intro, holy shit. First time hearing the live version... that percussion section is tearing it up! This song has always been so underplayed on the radio it's ridiculous, such a great rocking song!

[@kimmergonzales9792]

Back then when music was real,there wasn't any superstar of the group. Everyone just jammed and had a good time 🌃⏲️😌

[@davidoverstreet6900]

Rock and roll's greatest percussion section!!!!

[@annecatherinelochard4445]

Michael Shrieve ungorgettable drummer. An angel on the earth

[@CarlosSantana-ur9qd]

Hello. Thanks for being a great fan over the years. I created this private account to give responses to comments as much as I can. you can send a text through my hangout Gmail. I promise to give a response back. I guess it's a little way of showing my fans appreciation.. [e-mail]

[@carlosmacmartin4205]

My understanding is he had a great teacher, Chuck Brown.

[@nickyfarrell3024]

One of the best bands ever to grace this earth!

[@motowngirl5891]

14 year old listening under my HEADPHONES!!

[@dfagan2k10]

you cant hear anything better rock on supergirl

[@Minalover100]

absolutely...The Original Santana Band....

[@Minalover100]

Yeah, and I'l bet you were dancing in your seat...I know I was...

[@pranksterguy1]

The best!!!

[@arqlgoluishumbertocarlinva9163]

La mejor agrupación que se reunió en torno a Santana, y en mi opinión el mejor disco de su amplia producción. Greg Rolie, que era la otra parte importante de las melodías en ese órgano que ejecutaba con gran maestría. En el ritmo, cuatro grandes, Dave Brown (bajo), Mike Carabello (congas y percusiones), José Chepito Areas (congas, timbales, tarolas y percusiones) y Mike Shrieve (batería)

[@isabeldonario7686]

Absolutamente!

[@javierquevedo8226]

Y Marcus "el magnífico" Malone

[@jm9103]

Menuda conexión, sabiduría, sentimiento.... Libertad para tocar y que cada uno se liberarse... Sin protagonismo...

[@alancromarty8468]

Certainly grew up in the best decade try and put this together now

[@arqlgoluishumbertocarlinva9163]

@@alancromarty8468 NO WAY!!!

[@AbelAdames-mk2si]

Happy birthday Master Carlos Santana ❤❤❤❤❤

[@edwardhasiak7961]

I seen Santana back in the Mid 70's in Detroit .Probably the best most energetic band I have ever seen!

[@giovannyestay5339]

This is the power of my new stand SAVOR DELA JINGO

[@thegospelcowboy7073]

Music is a common language that anyone with a voice (can play) can join in too, with no words spoken. It transcends all barriers

[@sylviayeager427]

SANTANA. This is music at its best my brothers!! 1969-70 were and still are the best creative music of all times. Thanks for the memories! We love you. LONG LIVE SANTANA!!!

[@juancarlospardoserrano4844]

You're completely right: 1969-70 were and still are the best creative music of all times!

[@gavanhillebold3131]

No doubt about it, & October 25th 1968 release of Electric Ladyland double album by JIMI HENDRIX. A masterpiece way ahead of it’s time and still is

[@jamesmurray3082]

Saw them in 81.sick as a dog.could only smoke one joint.but they made my night.

[@kaharold]

I Know That He's Killing that Organ.. CANT Nobody Play an Organ Like this..

[@drdave25]

Greg Rollie is one of my organ heros.

[@jhmiller536]

1969 my drummer compadre had his cousin from Castro Valley visiting and introduced me to Santana... and mescaline. What a summer.

[@nomandad2000]

How did this get past me? I had no fucking idea Santana was this goddamn good.

[@ChristopherPatriarca1]

So much percussion! Love it!

[@moniespvazquezbarajas8436]

La ejecución en vivo... lo máximo. Santana eres un monstruo sagrado del Rock. Viva México!

[@user-pu3fl9ws1b]

Talking bout tight!!! 🎧👌