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Carlos Santana - Incident At Neshabur (With Wayne Shorter Band, 1988)

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From the Munich Philharmonie:
Carlos Santana, the guitarist pioneer of rock & Latin American jazz fusion, performs with the co-founder of “Weather Report”, Wayne Shorter.
Carlos Santana - guitar
Wayne Shorter - saxophone
Patrice Rushen - keyboards
Chester D. Thompson - keyboards
Alphonso Johnson - bass
Ndugu Chancler - drums
Armando Pereza - percussion
C. Santana/A. Gianquinto - Incident At Neshabur
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Together with Patrice Rushen, Chester D. Thompson, Alphonso Johnson, Ndugu Chancler and Armando Pereza the famous guitarist Santana and the co-founder of “Weather Report”, Wayne Shorter, play in a brilliant concert at the Munich Philharmonie at the Klaviersommer 1988.

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@jesusrivera743 6 месяцев назад

Miles Davis called this number the best rock jam he ever heard

@user-qc4lo6jo8i 5 месяцев назад

Enjoy, they don't make them like they used to. The 80's was a fantastic time..

@arguellescisnerosmovies2442 4 месяца назад

omg patrice looks so young...i love her playing

@timothydillow3160 2 года назад

Every time I left a Santana show I felt like I was walking three feet above the ground, which is the effect Carlos wanted to achieve. I've literally listened to hundreds of hours, maybe thousands of hours, for at least forty years, of his music, Quality-wise and inspirationally mama this is the greatest thing I've seen on video for sure. it's becoming my favorite clip." Lotus" is still my favorite of all time. I've maintained a copy since 1977. Carlos loves Wayne Shorter, and Miles and Jimi,.. and is certainly thrilled to have Mr. Shorter on stage, sounding a lot like the Trane.. Carlos really shows an admiration and appreciation for all of them.

@josemaazcue5832 2 месяца назад

irs too good

@yassveena 4 года назад

I never knew the jazzy side of C. Santana. This keysection with Chester and Patrice is so unique!!! Actually the whole band is, so much soulfull, physical, spiritual, natural warmth and talent!

@jesusrivera743 6 месяцев назад

@yassveena Checkout Caravanseri, Barboleta ,Welcome and a project with Herbie Hancock and friends called Giants . Masterful Jazz and fusion music. The great thing about the Santana Band is that they’re into interpreting all musical genres. The unique thing is that they do it very well ….

@josemaazcue5832 3 месяца назад

Unique is the word😅 joy is the sound.

@luiselguera7056 2 года назад

I worship the music of Carlos and of Wayne, and this ensamble with Alphonso is way too special. A great night for all!

@josemaazcue5832 3 месяца назад

Awesome arrangement of musical talent, fused so well, slow, fast, salsa, blues, jazz.....love Santana with sax genius

@chrispatmore8944 2 года назад

I saw them at London Jazz Festival, probably around the same time. I don’t think I fully appreciated how good they were, but I was a fan of Santana since 1970 so I had to see him.

@mharm1017 3 года назад

Also, there is José "Chepito" Octavio on percussion. Killer band. Never knew of it because you know I would have driven to see this lineup! Saw Patrice and Ndugu play as a duo in the 80s. They were incredible.

@alfredoconsalvo4792 3 года назад

=> Also, there is José "Chepito" ¡!

@timothydillow3160 2 года назад

And of course Armando who was discovered by Carlos playing on the sidewalks of San Francisco that is a killer band and so freaking tight on this night

@jackduane5026 Год назад

Arias

@alfredoconsalvo4792 Год назад

Claro, Chepito, qué mal esta omisión

@oldnagshead3296 Год назад

@@jackduane5026 Yep, I have his autograph from 1972, Meriwether Post Pavilion: José Areas José Octavio "Chepito" Areas Dávila (born 25 July 1946) is a Nicaraguan percussionist best known for having played timbales and Conga drums in the Latin rock group Santana in 1969-1977 and 1987-1989. [1] Santana [ edit] Areas joined Santana in 1970. In 1998, he was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame for his work in Santana.

@99smcguitar Год назад

Patrice Rushen makes this song precious one.

@josemaazcue5832 22 дня назад

Keyboard deluxe Patrice

@josemaazcue5832 3 месяца назад

Love that sound. And Patrice ❤ awesome organ solo. Very Santana. Everything fused. ❤

@grikney Год назад

A true all star lineup for a classic composition!

@FiresGrace 3 года назад

Chester's a Monstrosity, holy music...........................

@swoon57 6 месяцев назад

Wow. Such a pleasant surprise to find this version. Much love to all that share my feelings.x

@TheSmalltownclown 4 месяца назад

The best version, in my opinion!

@williamnelson8578 3 года назад

All musical genius legends here

@trkyrk 4 года назад

Patrice Rushen on the keyboards

@a.ilianavolaric32 3 года назад

So very 👍 WOW! EACH PERFORMER GIVES A GREAT PERFORMANCE, AND EVERYONE BLENDS IN CREATING A FABULOUS PERFORMANCE!! THANK YOU! ILIANA BORN SANE YEAR AS SANTANA WHO DREW ME CHECK OUT THIS BAND💖

@TrealPhil415 4 года назад

My new favorite version of this song, fantastic!

@jopberlin 2 года назад

Patrice rushen…..yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

@piedic.4493 Месяц назад

grande assolo di Shorter!

@catelewis7223 2 года назад

What a treat. Thankyou for sharing. Love it! This is so beautiful..exquisite. One of the most beautiful things I've heard.

@willmercury Год назад

Beautiful performance!

@redscorpion7243 2 года назад

BRAVO 👏🏾

@josearellano482 9 месяцев назад

Nice feel of fuzzion jazz r&b.

@juancarloszuniga5737 3 года назад

Totales todos , chepito Areas genial grandiozo

@mikenichols8598 Год назад

Beautiful!, Thank You 4 post!

@markjohnson9485 Год назад

Beautiful 😍

@vovkin1001 5 лет назад

Santana & Shorter Band? Had no idea they had a Band together.Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

@LOFTmusicChannel 5 лет назад

Thank you for your comment! The rest of the concert will be upload in parts the following days (Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday), you will find the collection after all the videos have been published in this playlist: goo.gl/38jhpV :)

@vovkin1001 5 лет назад

Thank you so much. You are doing a great job for the music community.

@newchelo1 4 года назад

Excelente !!

@sergiovolpato595 4 года назад

SENSACIONAL, MAGNÍFICO, GÊNIO, ÚNICO.

@victorlinares5560 3 месяца назад

Chester Thompson un caballo

@philiphorn-botha5502 Год назад

I have always loved Bro. Alphonso's bass work.

@jesusrivera743 6 месяцев назад

I always felt Alfonso ,Perazza, Vilato , Raul Rekow and Graham Lear the great were arguably one of the greatest rhythm sections ever assembled on a band

@jesusrivera743 6 месяцев назад

She is phenomenal….

@yassveena 4 года назад

Loft Music i love your 'Klaviersommer'-Concerts! I'm from munic but - shame on me - seldom went to Philharmonie, the more i'm glad to close that gap somehow now! Thanx a lot!!!

@jameskennedy721 2 года назад

WOW -

@balthaguirre 3 месяца назад

Chepito is on Timbales!

@josefhormann7698 2 года назад

S A N T A N A only * * * * * !💯

@kingcake54 8 месяцев назад

Slightly misnomered - this is The Santana Shorter Band that did one sublime tour! I was at the first show at Carlos' invitation.

@Wadidiz 9 месяцев назад

What a treat to see that regal line-up including Armando Peraza. I'm wondering why I can't hear Armando's congas until way into the song, and then only slightly? I see his hands but I don't hear the congas. Ditto Chepito.

@carlosaliaga9718 Год назад

Jose Areas en timbales...

@chrrev1 22 дня назад

Clearly Wayne's solo is the highlight. But overall much prefer the original version.

@stefanobonoli8783 2 года назад

E Wayne cita “Arrivederci” di Umberto Bindi all’inizio del secondo solo!

@jameskinnaird4173 3 года назад

Also José Octavio "Chepito" percussion?

@ericwalters5382 10 дней назад

Guess the soundman decided it would be a good time to use the restroom during the keyboardist solo.

@santanafan1713 6 месяцев назад

For the last 50 years I love Santana music, especially Carlos' guitar playing. But what to think about him as a person I've always found confusing. He ALWAYS expresses himself in spiritual language and metaphores and portrays himself as sereen, zen and gentle. But I think he has a bit of a temper and loses his cool easily. I've seen several live video's in which he clearly gets really pissed off when something doesnt go exactly the way it should.....which will always happen when preforming live, even to the best. In this video @ 6:09 it looks like Carlos got pissed off , and @ 6:32 again.

@jackduane5026 Год назад

you forgot Chepito !

@liedgitarrist 6 месяцев назад

What is Carlos upset about?

@jonathanandrada1807 3 месяца назад

I think he's telling the saxophone that he's too loud, or he's telling the sound board technicians that his guitar is too loud.. I think? I could be wrong tho 😂

@mitchkahle314 2 года назад

Wayne is a master; Carlos is a noodler.

@tonyvincent9753 Год назад

Exactly. Carlos would like to be a jazz musician but he’s not. I saw him play with Herbie Hancock and it was like he was throwing darts at a dartboard hoping to hit a right note. You take him out of his comfort zone and he’s lost. Within the Santana Band, he’s a guitar God!

@carlosmeza5922 Год назад

@@tonyvincent9753 As I already explained when you are admired by musicians like Shorter, Clapton, Hendrix, Metheny, Prince, McLaughlin, Corea, Watanabe, Hancock and a genius like Miles Davis, they like your music and you have shared the stage , play with all of them, so the negative criticism of others does not matter, Mr. Carlos Santana ... Thank you

@willmercury Год назад

Clearly, the luminaries who have praised and played with him over the last half century do not share your opinion of Santana's musicality. You are perfectly entitled to your opinion, but why contaminate others' enjoyment, and why presume that your aesthetic judgment outclasses Miles, Wayne, Herbie, Zawinul, McLaughlin or dozens of others? I've listened to your noodles; have they?

@willmercury Год назад

@@tonyvincent9753 He's not lost, he's himself, which is exactly what jazz greats want from him and celebrate in their collaborations. This kind of anemic aesthetic judgment, fashionable denunciationism, and prick waving always reveals the ego of the commentator, not the limitations of the artist.

@jesusrivera743 6 месяцев назад

@@tonyvincent9753Santana is arguably the greatest world band in rock. PS checkout an album called Giants featuring Herbie ,Tony Williams, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter and Carlos Santana, you’ll see Carlos’ love for Jazz

@markauckland666 Год назад

i love this tune and a huge admirer of Wayne Shorter, but this version is just a mess

@jopberlin 2 года назад

Hmmmmm carlos one is for shure…. You’re not a jazz musician….😂😂😂

@jesusrivera743 6 месяцев назад

@jopberlin And I think you don’t know Jazz .

@francescobergamasco5069 3 года назад

Peccato per quegli insopportabili suoni elettronici anni Ottanta

@PrestonHarris-xq1ng 6 месяцев назад

the greatest rock tune of all time reduced to a rambling slop of smug fusion.... santana and weather report are two of my favorite bands but this is not the rendition