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a very young Nealonious Schon!!!

Wendy's work on Welcome is nothing short of magical--it was like she was one of the Northettes. Amanda Parsons, Barbara Gaskin, Ann Rosenthal, and Wendy Haas, right?

If anyone sees this and knows Wendy, please pass this on to her. First sorry to hear about Martin's passing. I'll say a prayer. I never met Martin, but I know Wendy from Woodside High. I had a band named the Winfield Trust. We also played the Fillmore, Winterland, Avalon Ballroom, Straight Theatre (Haight Ashbury). My band was asked to play a private party for Ronnie Wood (Rolling Stones) and Rod Stewart in 1971 in North Beach. When our keyboard player left to join the Navy, I went to Wendy's parents' house one afternoon to ask her to play keyboards for us. While there, Mike Shrieve showed up. Mike and I got into an argument, and I left. Wendy didn't end up joining our band. Recently I moved permanently to Guadalajara MX. And I am currently forming a Nu Latin Band. We don't have a keyboard player yet. Always wanted to say hi to Wendy. Harry "Cosmo" Long (UA-cam channel "Flyt 143" same name for SoundCloud).

Spectacular artist

Real History @8:42

I'm listening to Neal Schon again on here. He said that early Journey was " jam band " ....and " didn't have much structure"? I saw the early Journey band live at least a dozen times back then , from the their 1st show on Dec. 31st, 1973 up until they got Perry. They were very structured and tight. Neal Schon was playing his solos , the same runs , the same structure as he did on the first 3 albums. I doubt Anysley Dunbar and Ross Vallery would agree with him on that. They were very structured and tight together. A jam band is something like the Carlos Santana / Buddy Miles live album, where they take a 2 chord groove and play it for 20 minutes. Early Journey wasn't like that at all.

Good stuff Jim

Ungreatfull SOB If it wasn’t for Santana who would know you Chipto

Donde y cuando, awesome!!!!!

Ths only 4 comments thats on this video, are all from me raging about the pronouciation. Please do not take it the wrong way, I have hope for your sir that one day you can make Two Pack into Tupac.

TWO PUG, TOO PARK, TWO PARK!!!!!

I'm sorry Mr McCarthy, I can't let this go. Pleaseee, it's pronounced 2, like the number two, and then pug, like a certain breed of the canine. Please please please redo the entire video. Say it with me. 2, PUG. 2PUG, TU PUG, TUPAC SHAKUR SUWIWUH#&^#&=*=&#&^÷EBEU£*%&&÷SHSHYSHSHS. THE GIBBERISH ALPHABETS AND SYMBOLS IS ME RAGING IN COMICS FORM WHICH YOU SHOULD BE EXTREMELY FAMILIAR WITH.

Bruh wrote an entire comic about 2pac and yet couldn't pronouce his name. My Lord I wanted the book so badly but everytime I hear the word pack, I tend to get further from the purchase button. 😂

“These are your wings: willingnessSS.. and allowing.” This is the most buckwild speech I’ve ever heard.

Suavè! Love watching this ❤ New to me👍🏼Appreciate old/new music🙏🏻

Holy 💩! What an ensemble! The nucleus of Santana (Shrieve, Carabello, Schon) plus Luis Gasca, Víctor Pantoja, Hadley Caliman, and the fantastic Richard Kermode (RIP).

Dang. Sounds like Chepito has it out for Carlos. Were those bodyguards or hanger-ons on him?

Great interview, too bad you didn't ash her about Tower Of Power and Sly.

NEVER SEEN THIS WTF!

Richard Kermode.....what a great player. As good as Tom Coster is, there was a huge keyboard hole in Santana after Richard left in 1974. Richard had a great feel for Latin jazz and that salsa groove. Not bad for kid from Buffalo, NY! RIP........died much too young.

That girl bouncing around in the front looks like Wendy Haas........I don't recognize the bass player. Pre-Journey Neal Schon playing a strat. Nice ! Thanks for uploading this video !

I'm thrilled that Wendy mentioned her musical relationship with Doug Rauch. He's my all time favorite bass player and who's style I've always tried to emulate. I didn't hear about his death until I just started rehearsing with a band in the summer of 1980, at some old warehouse / storage units building near the 7th St Greyhound station in San Francisco. A couple of the musicians there knew him and I asked if anyone had seen him lately. That's when I first heard about his death. Blew me away like I'd been kicked in the stomach.

Always loved her voice on Love Devotion and Surrender, also on " In your Heart" on the Giants album. What a GREAT song....so moving. Greatest era of the music I love that inspires me for a lifetime. . I'm glad I got to see Santana live in 1973...I wish Wendy was on stage with them. I was born in Redwood City and although a few years younger I remember those great days back then too.

I'll take this over the band that Santana has now any day !.........with Carlos of course......if he'd only ditch that PRS and go back to playing Gibson's again.

Windy Haas is one my all time favorite female vocalist and singers l grow up mid 70s my mother introduced me to the Chicano/latin Rock sound my moms Record collection was Incredible Santana Malo War Azteca El Chicano Chango Sapo Fania All Stars windy vocals on the Azeca Albums and Santans Album Welcome were so beautiful and a perfect Fit to there sound that still to this when l hear them they still sound fresh and beautiful great interview thank you windy for your wonderful soul and Voice thats sill bering me so much Joy !!! P.s you look wonderful!!!❤

amazing f-ing footage!

FANTABULOUS ! Before Aurturo Sandoval came to the U.S., Luis was the top tier trumpeter . Hadley Caliman on Sax or Flute was equally as stellar. ( R.I.P. Hadley )

Santana ''Love devotion surrender' from the Welcome album brought me here...Wendy's singing is sublime (as is the whole song)

That's My PaPi, Love and miss you very much!! Tu hija Caridad 🙏🏼❤️🥰

Hey Jimbo. Thanks for putting this out here. Simply great stuff. Legendary....

Thank you for this interview. She is one of my earliest vocal influences. She's so humble but I don't feel like she really appreciates how amazingly talented ahe actually is. What a voice, what a talent.

Loose Gasket on the horn. Wow. Amazing

Love her. Thanks for the memories of Azteca.

Why didn't the announcer introduce the whole combo?

Who's playing "Timbales"?

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KPIX aired several bands performing live in 1971 (summer?). I watched Box Scaggs (who had very long hair at that time) perform on KPIX TV with a high school friend. Good times. I bet KPIX has quite a cool vault of musicians playing live in their studio.

NICE upload Jim Gracias

Maybe Niel Shaun on e- guitar?

Es cierto...Chepito cambio con Shrieve, el estilo musical de Santana Band, a partir de 1969...

I have been a fan of the group Coldblood for over 40 years. I always wondered what happened to Lydia Pence. I always dug her voice & style. Glad I ran across this video! 👍

Hey Carl 👊🏻

Absolutely love this woman

Love not then. One of my All Time favorite songs.

Moony. Personally, my 3rd most fave drummer -- after 1. Jon Hiseman and 2. Buddy Rich. A Special mention 🏅 goes to Mitch Mitchell for his matchless work with Hendrix. What I see as Moon's ADD/ADHD explains to me the vast majority of what was going on with Keith. By the way, on the album, VOICES IN LATIN (the Barbara Moore Singers) -- SOMETHIN' COOL, I feel sure that one of the uncredited session players is guitarist, Larry Coryell! What say you? Also, in case you are not familiar with the album, Gypsy -- In the Garden, it is my favorite "Latin-rock" album that is NOT by a Latino band! I recently learned that they were out of Minnesota. All of these years, I just figured that they were out of Florida! Mainly, because Joe Lala is a guest musician on the above-mentioned album -- and because of the music itself, of course. Also recently learned that (purportedly) Hendrix flipped a coin to decide who was going to be his Experience drummer-- between Mitchell and Aynsley Dunbar!! Dunbar needs to write an autobiography (or have a biography written), if he hasn't already! For me, SOMETHIN' COOL is, not exactly, but a sort of wanna-be Brazil '66 album -- albeit more jazzy sounding. But, I enjoy it now even more than when I first heard it over 30 or 35 years ago. 🥳! It's available on UA-cam. P.S.Maybe you can recognize who the drummer is? He's uncredited, also, on the album cover.

My beautiful talented cousin♥️

Raul Rekow…Rest In Peace

What a great era!

Great, with some Santana cats

Great interview with insight. Is there part 2 of this interview?