Santana July 4, 1971: Fillmore West, San Francisco, CA
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- Опубліковано 25 вер 2024
- 1. Opening/Bill Graham (00:00) - 2. Incident At Neshabur (01:10) - 3. In A Silent Way - (06:40) - 4. Credits (14:20)
Musicians: Carlos Santana, Jose “Chepito” Areas, David Brown, Michael Carabello, Coke Escovedo, Gregg Rolie, Neal Schon, Michael Shrieve
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The GREATEST lineup of Santana with Neal Schon included 🔥
... and Greg Rollie
I love this performance. Neil Schon leaves the stage in a pile of smoking ambers. My aunt had the Closing of the Fillmore West vinyl, so I discovered this performance in my formative yute! Love to Bill Graham!
Same here. That solo is so savage, so wicked. Had the same three-record set on vinyl.
The best lineup and the best Music they ever made.
Saw them at the Fillmore , Bill was outside passing out the handbill art .. amazing days … very cheap & close up too😊
Impresario and Latin music lover Bill Graham and the incomparable Santana take charge. Two of the best ever in music and music management. RIP Bill. 👍
@bobjasinski7330 If you ever saw the motion picture Bugsy Bill Graham impressed me with his dance Choreography I knew he loved Afro Cuban music but he demonstrated his mastery of the Rumba . Some authentic and wicked steps . He’s definitely missed in the music industry.
This is one of my favorites Santana's performances. I mean it just really soulful damn...❤
This is part of the Golden Age of Rock & Roll. Unbelievable amount of energy transmitted here.
very nice to see this. First of all, the sound was good. Music even better, different kind of focusing!! Thank you for this!
I am grateful to have experienced the magic in the fusion of a
variety of musical generes that manifested in the 60’sand70’s.
Saw Carlos and Miles play together at Stoney Brook University,NY ‘71(maybe’70)
It was so far out,literally!!!!!!!
Unbelievable sound and energy from early Santana👍
You got that right
I've had every Santana Album and never heard the second track 'In a Silent Way' before. Have to Google to see if it was on any album. I was 10 years old and not into music yet. Still in the fourth grade still figuring out life.... One of my ALL TIME Favorite lineups.
Neal Schon on guitar, going toe to toe with Carlos at age 17. Mind blowing.
Neal is incredible but I bet he learned something from Carlos ….
@@jesusrivera743 He's acknowledged as much. They weren't competitive in a "who's better" sense, more that they just wanted to bring out the best in each other. Which is the way it should be.
Bill Graham was a terrific dancer . He does a mean rumba Catch his moves in the motion picture Bugsy
It seemed impossible to improve that lineup, specially with a second lead guitarist... yet a teenage Neal Schon, looking already like the future of rock and roll, did just that. Carlos placed the perfect bet on that phenomenal musical roulette.
I was there that night. The end of The Fillmore West concerts.
Pure Gold.
Thanks for the Memories
Una obra de arte
Carlos and the Lads at their best. When there was BROTHERHOOD in the band, not a revolving door.
yes
My older brother was at this historic event.
I was there.
Santana and Neil both came back after their encore and played with an assembly of 50 pr 60 of the musicians who had played there during closing week.
We even chanted Om with Alan Ginsberg for about 10 minutes, just before the Tower of Power set.
Graham said he wanted to go home and get some sleep around 5:00 AM, so we took the hint and left - as slowly as the crowd possibly could.
He usually gave out apples at the start of each show, this time, he gave them away at the end, too.
I saw at least another dozen or so shows he put on across the western states - Seattle, Eugene, Portland, Boise, Salt Lake, Reno, Sacramento, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Tuscon.
He was a peerless showman and had a huge hand in introducing and sponsoring a major amount of talent that came to be the best music of the era.
SMOKING HOT-- OME of h best things IVE EVER Seen.......V A Y A
"Santana" Classic and legends of the 70's ✌️
Santana at their best, with the young Neil Schon...
I love the energy music of the 70's Great sounds🎸🎸🎸🎵🎵
Much love from Africa my guitar King , you awesome 🙏❤❤❤
At their very best!
Big Dog Talk. I apologize on his behalf of him speaking with vulgar language to his Assistant, but The Good Jew was under pressure. DAMN 🙆🏽♂️ BUT THAT'S WHAT IT TOOK TO BOOK SANTANA FOR THE LAST SHOW AT THE FILLMORE. Coincidentally I should be Managing at the the Fillmore in Silver Springs, MD. u.s. ✡
Never seen a group be so tight and in sinc
best ish ever
09:08 The great Coke Escobedo......
Escovedo’s tremendous musical family
Phänomenal.
❤❤❤
All the drama what a Mensch
I think, carlos played a Gibson les paul. I' m not really sure.
He did. Santana and Schon bought matching sunburst Les Pauls in that last year, even though Schon is playing a Gold Top at this show.
High soundquality.
For 1971.
Fantastic performance by Santana, but Bill Graham was VERY ABUSIVE to that poor woman who told him about the phone call from CBS!!!! 💩💩💩 No matter who the F you are, people deserve RESPECT, whether under pressure or not!!! 🤬 Definitely have a MUCH less favorable opinion of him now.
Great songs! I find it curious though, they barely showed Carlos playing, especially when it was a lead line. You did see Neal off in the distance doing a lead but it guess it was more important to do the artsy fartsy split images (ala Woodstock) rather than show the guy who's name is the band's name. 💖✨🔥⚡
@pissingelk Neal will be the first to tell you he couldn’t have a better tutor or mentor then Carlos . To be taken under his wings at such an early age 17 was invaluable. Neal had the talent but it took more then that to have gotten to where he is now. Neal give’s Carlos a lot of credit for teaching him about music , the business end of it , stage presences and guitar techniques and influences ….Great for a humble 17 year old kid to have.
Saw them at filmore