@@bluewendigo672 I'm now 60. Discovered Santana with Woodstock (I was 11). Then bought Abraxas in January 1971 (I was 12). Then bought I and III. Then went to the first Santana concert in Brussels. November 73. I even could attract my very Dear Mom with me... And last year, I went to see dear old Carlos near my living place; namely Alicante in Spain. It was in August 2018... So, I have been living with Santana almost all of my life! And always feel passionate with their music! Gracias Carlos y toda la banda!!!
i know Im randomly asking but does someone know a tool to get back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot my login password. I would love any help you can give me!
Holy shit, that was the hottest, most exciting drum solo in many, many years. Mike Shrieve plays indescribably, extraordinary, the "soul" becomes one with the body, one with the drums, melts into audible music that pulsates through our veins. Thank you for this amazing historical music video that sounds so new and very modern at the same time. It challenges our soul spirits.
nah, they were great, incredbile for their time, but the lineups from the late 70's to mid 80's got even better. The triple threat of raul rekow, armando peraza, and orestes vilato on percussion, Graham Lear on drums doing everything Mike did and more, Tom Coster's soaring keyboards that were far greater reaching that what Greg could play, and the killer combo of Greg Walker and Alex Ligertwood alternating on lead vocals, the two best vocalists they ever had, then bassists Dave Margen and later Alphonso Johnson, those lineups were unbeatable, they could play everything in the Santana cannon to it's max potential. Listen to Black Magic Woman live in 1987 in Moscow, it's insanely powerful.
@@marcrogers1051 He sure as hell did, you clearly haven't seen him enough, from his days in Gino Vanelli's band before Santana, then with Santana from 76-87, then even in his 'old' years with Paul Anka, check him out. Mike was more limited in scope, more eclectic, especially after leaving Santana, Graham was more powerful rock drummer who could also dip into jazz and other sytles.
The reaction of the crowd after he's done with his solo and the band comes in. That must've been one of Michael's high points in his young career. Truly amazing!
This venue occurred at the Monterey Jazz Festival on June 20 1970. This a fact. I was in school College Du Leman at the time . Several of my classmates went to this concert . Neal's birthday is on Feb 27 1954. Therefore he turned 16 in Feb 1970. And he was 16 when he played with Santana in June 1970 en Suisse.
Santana lll and that 1971' Tour, the Best Santana Era !!! Thank you for this !! What a Crazy small stage for the 7 members of the Band ! This is when Chepito was very sick with Encephalitis, swelling of his brain !! He recovered thankfully !! Coke Escovedo filled in for his percussion role for a 3rd of the tour.
@@ronniefarnsworth6465 Thank you Sir. I researched things a bit today. The video 1/4/1971 is the wrong date of this concert that actually took place at the Monterey Jazz Festival 6/20/1970
@@scandar69 Glad I could help a little, I'm a Huge Classic Santana fan being from that era. Santana lll is my Fav and the 71' lineup was fantastic !! But as always with Santana things changed so fast. : )
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@@karelcarlosbrazda9320 , right before finding this gem you posted I ran into this other one from the same lineup. (Same venue?) ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_0uGtbJBiV4.html
@@TommyMuriel - it looks like! I just downloading it. I did'nt watch it now, but the begining sequence is identical with my post. If this is a entire recording of the regulary gig, I'm happy as I can be! My video is made of snippets I'v found here. At that time probably this one was'nt online.... MANY THANX TO YOU ! 1 day later: I saw about half of the entire movie. I will cut it together out of best parts from my video and the new one, if possible continuous as performed. That interview is rare! Santana was famous for the sentence "no comment"....
If there was any other band that had to play after this i pity them. Some of the best Carlos & company could have laid down. Saw them in 69at The Atlantic City Pop Fest billed as The Santana Blues Band & the signs were there that even after Woodstock & the Fillmore shows this band was going to blow the roof off every venue they got to play & that's exactly the way it went down. Awesome performance despite the quality of the film. It makes no difference as these boys were on FIRE... What a super set even without Chepito not being there . What a time get a cold...
And in thees times was it not unusual that the band played how long they want. I was surprised as they came back on stage after 5min. after regular gig, and played another 1 1/2h. I just wonder if I would be so exited if I was'nt on LSD..... and I'm sure there must be somewhere a excelent footage of the entire gig. Probably a TV chanel, or a privat person is just waiting for the right moment to make business with it...... And Chepito was'nt just cold. Read the coment from Raul Macias below.
@@karelcarlosbrazda9320 Thanks i was not aware he was that ill & had the hemorrhage. I read that he was just sick that night . You can't believe all you read in the comments which is where i saw that. As good as they played that night i don't think the acid would have made any difference to you ,these guys were on fire & that would have been enough. I would like to share a clip which is just an older Audio recording of my own work. Please feel free to leave me a comment if you wish. Again this was a great show & anyone there sure as hell got their moneys worth. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RHj04fFTrZI.html Once again thanks for the awesome post here & for clearing up a mistake i got from one of your commenters & know i see you set him straight . It's good to know Jose has done well over the years & sad he would not play on Santana's reunion CD & tour. As a musician i have been in many bands & totally understand things can get heated up between band mates.
@@paullevine1813 I'm since 20h on my feet. I will check it out when I'm up again. And yes, I think that gig was excellent played ewen without LSD displaysment of reality.
@@karelcarlosbrazda9320 That's fine & i appreciate it . I'm not sure what you mean by 20th on my feet less you've been up that long . Hope that's what you mean but if your having problems i wish you well. You need not explain so again when you have time give the post a listen & I know just what you mean as i have tripped many times back in the old days. Been a long time but if it's from someone you trust I imagine it's still fun. Take care...
Cuando surgió el fenómeno de la música moderna para América Latina:Santana y su estilo imborrable como huella de Árbol dibujado en el Paraíso recobrado...!!
Daniel, if you ask a youngster today about Carlos Santana, Neil Young, Keit Emmerson or Jethro Tull you will see a BIG ? on their face. Like George Harrison said "All things must pass."
Because kids would rather listen to Billie Eilish, and Taylor Swift, and other people. And kids are the ones that supply the views. I wish it wasn't so...
OMG...just fucking beautiful 🧚♀️....look at the hair and the outfits. Brings back memories anyone could grow an afro...lol.. Amazing, not to mention the talent! Wow, Shrieve is outstanding! Best drummer ever! The Congo players are sensational. I wonder where they are today. What a treat. All amazing gifts, under the direction of Carlos. 😊🦢❤️
@@karelcarlosbrazda9320 Just kiddin around,but it's just crazy how young he was to be jamming in this lineup and holding his own. Funny i just saw Journey here in Houston and Neil was on point with his quitar work!! Cheers mate!!
And I can tell you, on this evening, for me, Carlos was playing the rhythm guitar, because Neal played much more solos then him. And the audience was just standing there with open mouths....
@@karelcarlosbrazda9320 why? Caused they are stoned or in aww? When I go to rock concerts Im into it man,moving, hollering,applauding,anything man just to show the showman we love and appreciate what they are doing. Which is jamming.Not sitting like a rock just staring. I've noticed this in several concerts from different jammers I've watched on youtube during this era.
Despite the quality of the movie it's a great historical document ... there were a lot of positive energy beside the artistry of the musicians ... would we ever see something similar nowadays ? ...
man this is intense. they are off the hook here. i love that santana stands behind the teenaged Neil Schon, it is a thing of transcendental beauty., and he prompts Schon to do the leads.
Era già tempo di Krautrock, meraviglioso. Eppure i tecnici dietro non possono fare a meno di accompagnare il ritmo ossessivo. Diabolici Santana. Orgiastici.
Glad this one finally popped up in the offerings. Artificial intelligence indeed! Thanks, Karel, for posting this! Have been a fan, especially of this Santana band, since I was 13-year-old kid.
As I toured in Europe with a rockband called Crown (as roadie!) they played once on a triangle stage of 3x3x5m...!!! 4 people with drums, amps and everything else... THAT was small ! But you'r right. No place to go wild.....
The music of today: 'wie traurig'. Another musical zenith in the 1960's and 1970's. Since all downhill until no one plays an instrument anymore, nothing but dancing around knob twisting narcissistic DJ's, endless (hip)shithop computer beats, and other shitty music of the 21st century. Thank you sharing this video. Masters, virtuosos at work.
"MICHAEL SHRIEVE"! DRUMS, "MICHAEL CARABELLO"! CONGAS and JOSEPH THOMAS "COKE" ESCOVEDO"! TIMBALES/CONGAS. What a Percussion section!!! MICHAEL SHRIEVE was an fantastic and underrated Drummer! His Drum solo on "SOUL SACRIFICE" is incredible!!! The majestic MICHAEL CARABELLO'S work on CONGAS I've always admired!!! I preferred Carabello's approach in that he didn't pound hard on the Congas but had a lighter easier touch!!! "COKE" ESCOVEDO did a superb job filling in for an ailing JOSE "CHEPITO" AREAS on TIMBALES/BONGOS/VOCALS and assorted PERCUSSION!!! COKE'S TIMBALES solo on "SAVOR" is spellbinding!!! Sadly, this great lineup would breakup by the Summer of '71 due to the Sex, Drugs, Rock 'n' Roll and power struggles within the band. On the breakup of SANTANA ~ Quote by JOSEPH THOMAS "COKE" ESCOVEDO ~ "You jive, and you suffer the consequences." Why hasn't this gig been officially released by Columbia Records?
No, it's a roadie. I don't know if one of the Santana crew, or from Claude Nobs crew. Probably the last. Few seconds later he's passing Carlos a new guitar because of a broken string. I think Santana even did'nt play his own guitars, and maybe half of all instruments has been offered by factorys or shops.
So, on the Viva Santana album, there's Jungle Strut live in Montreux 1971. This is obviously a lie. The rhythm section, maybe. But the guitars and organ are lifted directly from the Santana III album version. This video shows the real performance. It's so amazing!!
Be carefull. It could be they played another gig in the afternoon for selected audience, or even they played 2 gigs that day, or a day later. And the gig I was in was about 2 1/2h long. After the regular "End"(more then 1h) they came back and played more then 1h again. So it's possible, they played Jungle Strut twice... I don't remember details 'cause I was on LSD. I was just fascinated by Neil Schon.
@@stefanofocacci Verissimo. Del resto l'eroina e gli acidi fecero molte vittime e molte leggende. Però buona parte delle scritture e degli arrangiamenti degli Old Santana avevano la firma, allucinata per certo, di Dave. PS a Woodstock era di gran lunga il più devastato di tutti. Joe Cocker rispetto a lui era una rosellina...
@@stefanofocacci Oh, Stefano non c'è giudizio sia chiaro. Così è stato. Strabiliantemente in alto e straziantemente in basso. (Ottima però la ripresa in Amigos...)
@@karelcarlosbrazda9320 In den 70ern hatte ich keine Gelegenheit, ein Santana-Konzert zu besuchen, aber ich hörte ihn im Radio von Woodstock, sammelte Alben (lp). Erst als er in Polen auf Tournee ging, erzielte ich alle. Fast alle der besten Musiker von Santana spielten während dieser Konzerte, ich schaue und höre sie Ich liebe Santana. Du willst es hören !!! Grüße.
What do you mean with print upgrade? You can't print a movie.... You can download the whole movie if you like, and if you can.... If you just wanna a picture you can make a screenshot of a full screen window of the movie.
@@karelcarlosbrazda9320 - Sorry let me clarify my reply- first thanks for posting a very rare concert. second - let me point out that one or two songs from this exact show have a superior much better quality broadcast on youtube. My appeal is to those who might come across to kindly upload a better quality of this concert if at all they come across one !!!
@@scandar69 Wow Sam, hats off, those dates I have no clear recollection of....will look into internet when did Neal join and when did he leave and where does Woodstock sit in that timeline!!!! (I was a 9 yr old kid in 68,and not much info really reached the youth here in Mexico, governments was wary of rebellions, censorship was tight....
I am glad everyone realizes the talent then and now not matchbox santana or any other of another that carlos can manage to make money for him Neal, Greg,Mike,and the MEN
