Santana Full Concert 08/18/70 Tanglewood (OFFICIAL)
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2024 who’s here watching this masterpiece?
History is watching/enjoying it
Me, again; at least once per year. Bill Graham knew how to put on concerts, especially at Tanglewood, and Santana was one of his personal favorite bands. An Epic performance here. I just always wondered who that dude was in the white pants with maracas on Soul Sacrifice?? Not a band member, for sure (but thought he was for a moment ).
me at 10:34 AM Sunday March 24, 2024 . . . Benjie/Philippines . . .
@@Revolution1117 maybe he's a very close friend of the band otherwise he wouldn't be there if he were just an ordinary guy. 😘😉🙃😉😅
Thought I would just "watch a few minutes"....watched it all! I´d forgotten how great the musicians in this band were! Ahead of their time! I was 10 when I first heard them and immediately started teaching myself how to play my Dad´s Hammond !
Its difficult to watch this without shedding tears. Its just that friggin beautiful. Im 67, black and Im a man shedding tears.
You ain't alone with them tears!
I'm shedding tears, too! I'm 68, and I'm black and blue. My wife just kicked my ass! She's twice my size. we got into it. We were at Woodstock with Carlos and he was on acid and he made it with my old lady! The secret;s out!!!! Evil Woman!
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So what does the fact that you are black have to do with anything…….
This concert is the authentic Santana band , passioned playing with a excellent percussion section , also the melodic interaction between the hammond b3 organ Gregg Rolie and gitarist Carlos , I was very happy to enjoy this sounds , thanks a lot !!!
Keep in mind. This is 50 years old. Kicks the ass of most music out there today. How lucky I was to grow up in this time and space. 1970...
Right there with you Kevin!! Started my new drums on this first Santana Album!!!!
Damn right matey👍
There is NO music today that even comes close to this...
WHERES all the talent in this world today?lady gaga? Justin? Omg!
Same feeling here !
What I love most about these old concerts are people enjoying themselves. They aren't worried about how they are going to look on social media. No amateur videos!
BATUKA - 00:08
Se Acabo - 03:02
Black Magic Woman - 07:38
Gypsy Queen - 11:26
Oye Como Va - 13:19
Incident At Neshabur - 17:54
Toussaint L'Overture - 23:29
Evil Ways - 28:25
Hope You're Feeling Better - 32:55
TREAT - 37:35
SAVOR - 44:07
JINGO - 48:23
Soul Sacrifice - 53:46
Percussion Jam - 56:18
Drum Solo - 58:02
We're back - 01:00:41
Thee Organ - 01:02:14
GUMBO - 01:06:58
PERSUASION - 01:11:46
thanks!
Thanks amigo 🙏🏻
When musicianship was a thing!
Muchas gracias por subir el nombre de las canciones y el video completo . Felicidades .
Great!!! Thank you very much!! Regards from Uruguay
Carlos is such a genius. He not only surrounded himself with the most amazing musicians, but also let them shine, didn't take their spotlight. It's like he was a great supervisor.
Not only that but he's still working with lots of young singers and still sounds so fantastic.
EXACTLY 🙌🏼🎶❣️
Much love and Camaraderie at that time😆❤️🙌🏼🎶
I recognize this also. He stands and plays BEHIND the percussionists and even with the bass player and keyboard. None of the out front posturing and grimacing I've seen in so many other players and yet there is no doubt of his place in this band. We could have used more like him. Thanks.
Thankfully he was never one that developed a massive ego like a lot of popular musicians. You only need to see the way he acts on stage to see he's just a wee chilled hippy guy 😊✌
I was 6 months old when this was recorded. I would sacrifice my soul to go back in time. Carlos Santana aside from being a top 20 guitarist, if not 10, ever to walk on this planet was also a genius conductor, maestro, writer, arranger, and just a gift to music. Thank you
A leader of bands. And he created so many of them.
Here in 2023 nobody can torch this fire I’m so happy I was 19yrs old and got to see him live my husband loved Santana we were in the Bay Area and we had the greatest times in history !!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
i promise you, we will reignite the fire
Hello from Berkeley, CA! 🔥🔥🔥🎸🎸🎸
ONE OF THE BEST BANDS THAT EVER EXISTED ON EARTH!
This lineup was the best with Dave Brown on bass
Agree
EVER 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@floatsting20 indeed...!!! David Brown had, maybe, one of the best bass sounds of all the bass players from the classic rock era. You can hear him so well in concerts... 😉🙂👍
@@marcianpetrescu This band also had badasses on drums and keyboards. Add Chepito. That guitar player was pretty good as well.
I can't even remember how many times I've watched this, and it hasn't gotten old.
Santana was only known in the Bay Area (without an album)- but Bill Graham was a big fan. And when the guys that were putting on Woodstock sought his advice- he told him he would help if they put Santana on the bill- and the rest is history.
What a gem!! Santana playing a Gibson, Gregg Rolie, Chepito Areas... this is gold!
this my favorite incarnation. Before Neal Schone came aboard only to split with Rollie and continuing success as Journey. This group represents Santana's best recruits at the beginning of his career in the spotlight..
Not a band formed in last 40 years could match this. Immense .
The Mars Volta!
im japanese girl
wasn't interested in guitar
(didn't get anything)
but carlos santana is in a class by herself!
continue to fascinate people around the world!!
carlos is a artistic geniuses!!
@@noajayo How much does a vinyl re mastered pressing of the abum Abraxas go for in Japan ?
The only other band I can think of would be The Allman brothers !
@@ginaverdi6101they've been around as long as Santana, but I know what you mean
This concert is insane. l have listened to it many times over the years and l can't find anything out their that matches the intensity. the energy of these guys is truly amazing. A performance over 50 years ago and the sound quality through a decent set of headphones is astonishing. This unique sound is so 70,s with its raw energy the organ player brilliant, guitar ledgend, drummer awesome for a young lad, bass knock out , percussionist ferocious, vocals what more can l say. love it .Real music ,talent must go down in history as one of the best live concerts ever in my opinion, would have been a treasure to be there. they are all just working like clockwork. 11/10
I 56th 'Liked' that....!!! 62yo Baby Boomer from the SF Bay Area WHERE IT ALL STARTED.....!!!! Peace 8/9/23
y Chepito Áreas en timbales !!
Fantastico
Jimi Hendrix experience in Stockholm Sweden 68 69 the vibes close
73 and still not just listening but HEARING AND FEELING THE WORDS MEANING AND ADD IT IN MY LIFE .... SAW 12 OR MORE TIMES AND PRAY TO SEE AGAIN ON THIS PLANET CAUSE I KNOW WILL SEE IN THE NEXT WITH ALL THE OTHER GREATS 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I attended this concert .. 1970! I listen to it as often as I can. Soul Sacrifice is amazing!
Nadie que los supere ✨
Grandes!!
Mayo 2024
David Brown's bass playing is sublime.
RIP., David. Thank You.
This is the greatest thing I have ever heard.
In my opinion, this lineup of Santana was the best, with the best jamming tunes, the best rhythm section and Greg Rollie on the piano with "Treat", he keeps the steady rhythm with his left hand while playing all those jazzy licks with his right hand
Next lineup was even better ! Neal Schon came on board... 😉🙂👍
Agreed
I agree, love Gregg Rollie! That Hammond sound is Awesome!
@@marcianpetrescu no, that ruined this band. He was not ready. A great studio musician he may be but improvisational no. This band only needed one guitarist and was better without him.
Best line up hands down. All that came after just in the shadow.
Simple the best live concert on RUclips and its50 years old
No it is not but one of the best...for sure...!!! There are so many.....but it's subjective...!!
I can’t say that I disagree with you. At times, it gets intense! Chepito on the timbales is my favorite!
@@am3205 Chepito and Greg are the main drivers, but they're all tight as a fist.
these jams are transcendent
one of the best
The sheer stamina required to be in this band is off the friggin charts. Anybody playing percussion or drums in this group has to have great cardio!
Very keen observation!
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Raw energy and musicianship coupled with youthful exuberance.
Nothing like Santana live!
Tears in my eyes brother watching Chepito ans Michael shredding the skins. For the young ones of today Michae'sl drum set up is as simple as it gets but his skill and soul is unmatched..learn from the best.
I dont see anything simple about it.
@@224chingon He's referring to his set-up, some drummers play with 36 tom's set-up but don't play better. It's all for show but Micheal is legitimately an animal.
The Gods smiled upon this line-up.
@@michaelscott7462 Yes indeed
WORD❣️
The best time of Mr Santana with the woodstock group!
The best tone of his gear , Gibson SG and the bass player and drumer. The whole group was just on fire.
Big time! Big time , that was it...
Every song literally sounds almost exactly like the album, nearly note for note.. shit it's even better. This is so. Damn good.
While watching this my jaw dropped and hit the floor. Still cant find it!
@@michaelscott7462 I'll help find yours if you help me find mine
It's even better because it's live.
Hope You’re Feeling Better doesn’t sound like the studio recording lol
Later on the Lotus 3LP live in Japan recorded 1973 there was much more improvisation. And songs were extended. Incident at Neshabur is 17+ minutes.
This performance is so tight, just unbelievable, Carlos itself looks at the band amazed, this performance is somethin that needs to pass through generations! Zebop!
Yes his love and admiration and excitement for his band members Solos take him by surprise still
Awesome!!! God bless Santana. Almost 50 years after this concert he is still alive and kicking. My advice to these new generations, please take note, good music never fade away, it last forever. !!!
I agree 100%
Santana has spent a lot of his time over the years promoting new musicians, some of them are now also very famous and passing on their experience to youngsters. We could do with many more like him, he is a hero to so many of those artistes and well deserves it.
No words for what is done here but god bless Bill Graham for setting up these performances and recording them! This should be sent up in any future satellite-looking-for-other-lifeforms as evidence of what human beings are capable of . . .
Amen!
Can we talk about the bass player? I love his groove. He really feels the music. Is stunning!
Dave Brown is legend
@@brettlathum4973 he’s the best!!!!
He is Dave Brown
He really wasn’t that impressive. His playing was simple and not hard to play, plus they were repetitive. I’m really not impressed by his work but at least he got the job done.
@a sacred potato, I wanna see you play the exact bass lines that David Brown does, then you can talk your smack. Otherwise, I'm convinced that David Brown had more talent than you could ever dream of. Now, get lost with your stupid "assumption".
such a big fan of this band at tjhis period, the set is played beautifully, better than studio recording, unbelievable. So great musicans, listening each other, each one taking its part on, adding colour, rythm, melody in the music. My favorite 70's band for sure
Santana is the perfect fusion between rock and Latin rhythms. Like if you still hear it in 2020 in quarantine
Sep 27, 2020 🔥🔥🔥
Oct 13, 2020. Age 62. Have been a fan since 1969.
Love it, grew up on santana and malo.
And sometimes jazz in his later albums in the 70s he's rlly insane
@@jbvaav8474 Carlos brother was in Malo. He plays the clearest licks. I have seen him 3x but not with this band.
Real Music-real instruments-no gimmicks!!! Best on you tube and it's over 50 years old. Just Excellence!
This is truly a gem. Hard to believe it is 51 years ago.
June '23 reporting in...I gotta say. I've watched this concert several times over the last few years, and if this was the ONLY concert of Santana's you ever saw, or will see, It really doesn't get any better than this. The sound is excellent, the filming is quite good....but the overall muscianship, the power that these musicians possess, is mind boggling. Raw power, emotion, skill...really doesn't get any better!
Tienes problemas de depresión, ansiedad o stress? Mira este concierto y se te quitarán todas tus penas !!!!
Así es, este concierto lo he visto y escuchado varias veces y no cansa
Yeeeeesssss¡¡¡¡¡
Amen ❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
We saw him last year he is now 75yrs old & the show was mesmerizing.Non stop classics,awesome 🔥🔥
One of the best live shows ever! Stunning! Made in Heaven!
Santana is fiyah....no one plays music like this anymore...
I’m 53 and I’m still emotionally invested in this too
50 years later the sound still has such incredible energy!
That look that Mike gives Carlos at the end of Soul Sacrifice to end it gives me chills. That was such a cool little look into the on stage chemistry. Incredible performance
The best latino guitar player we are well represented. A kind human being GOD BLESS CARLOS
Just plain the BEST G.O.A.T.😊🎸❤️
One of my favorite bands of all time. This was an amazing performance. I love his early 70;s stuff. Just phenomenal.
I was told by a friend that as a Senior at Culver City High School, they were bussed over to Inglewood High School to see a Three Dog NIght concert. When they got into their seats the introduction was for a new band out of the Bay area...it was Santana! When their set was completed everyone was on their feet partying, as Three Dog NIght came on to the stage to perform, they were booed in unison... it was spring 1966.
I just finished watching the Chicago at Tanglewood show. Now this one. The sound quality was amazing for 1970 at Tanglewood. Two bands playing out of this world music completely different from the other. Both bands as tight as can be. Two out of this world guitarist, and drummers.
Wow! I have no words The pure power these musicians possess! Thankyou for sharing this !✌️🥰🔥🔥🔥
Had the opportunity to see them live in 1972, I will never forget that experience, best band ever..I’m 63 watching them in the big screen and dancing to the tunes..just awesome!!!
I guess it's kind of amazing we actually have this footage from that era. Love this band.
What a Performance, Don’t get any better than this, Soul Sacrifice is Just Awesomeness!!!!Mike Shreve WOW, Wow everyone!!!
The pure joy of this performance is breathtaking.
It has always lifted my soul and psyche to a level of nirvana.
I feel like a whirling dervish reaching a state of Zen when they play. It's perfection on another level.
Thanks for posting and God Bless Santana for fifty plus years musical genius.
Carlos in the background is actually the Hub conducting and directing the celestial and vibratory rhythms revolving around him. Incredible Concert.
Soul Sacrifice is so glorious!!
ruclips.net/video/NTrx_0vfE64/видео.html imo this was a better drum solo but every time Shrieve played it was legendary
This is an awesome show.
The band at this time were at their peak. This is the best line-up by far.
These guys were the magic recipe for incredible music. They were living it.
At the same time as I found this video I also found another of a show in the eighties and it's just not in the same street. Excellent musicians playing flawlessly, you can't fault the performance.
But it hasn't got the spark that this concert has, not by a long way.
I have always loved Greg Rollie's voice.
11 times have seen them n still giving me chills - absolutely remarkable talents!
The band just has such a great sound and they're so much fun to watch and listen to. All great players. Don't know why I never noticed how outstanding their drummer was before. The guy is a real stand-out, I mean tremendous. How much fun did these guys have!
The drummer, Michael Shrieve, became famous at Woodstock not only because of his solo during Soul Sacrifice but because at age 20 he was (supposedly) the youngest performer at Woodstock.
Norm the drummer is Michael Schrieve, the same guy who thrilled the Woodstock crowd with his great solo on Soul Sacrifice. In the decades since, Shrieve has played on or produced records that have sold millions of copies, not just with Santana but with the Rolling Stones, Pete Townshend, Steve Winwood and George Harrison. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998.
Agreed!! And Mike held his sticks the "correct way", so I did also learning with my first drum set!!! Love Mike!!!
The drummer is Michael Shrieve. He was the youngest performer at Woodstock. He is incredible.
Michael Shrieve the kit drummer is amazing. Especially because he was 20 or 21 when this concert was performed. He was also the 2nd youngest musician to at Woodstock a year earlier. I love the fact that they are all having a blast. And Carlos is there guiding them all on without stealing the spotlight. Inspiring them all, and all of us as well!!!! Peace n Love
Depuis 1970 je n'ai pas cessé d'écouter la merveille musique de Santana, aujourd'hui j'ai 72 ans et j'admire toujours ce groupe de fantastique musique comme si c'était aux début des années 70 . bravo Santana ❤
Best pop live concert performance ever happened on planet earth.
Exactly
Boy these guys kept it really close to the album cuts. So tight!!! Must have been such a good feeling for them when they knew every member had completely gelled with the other.
Since 1972, i was 12/13 i discover Santana and since i love his music...i have the luck to work with him in Paris tv show and saw them in a private concert for a radio... they played 2 hours and half in a big wood studio, superbe sound it was in 2001 and it's for me the best concert of all time....!!! (sorry for my english...).... Santana for ever!!!!
English is fine. You were so dang lucky. Wish I could have been in your shoes at that moment!
The first three Santana's albums are really mind blowing, so much good stuff in it. After he dropped some of the percussive elements of the band it never quite sounded the same again.
Totally agree. I listen to III CONSTANTLY! So dark and menacing and gorgeous. But I do love Caravanseri and Love, Devotion, Surrender.
I have always thought that as well. This was the best line up.
Calebe Priester but Caravanserai is full of percussion, and is, for me, the pinnacle of Santana’s achievement
Caranvanserai Is the four lp whole this excelent music
Actually, Caravanserai, their 4th, & my favourite album, has more percussion than any of Carlos's albums. Caravanserai is the most progressive & intense of all.
This is beautiful beyond comprehension,makes me shed tears I really wish I was there to experience the magic first hand,thank u Santana and the band for such spine chilling music no one will ever stoop up to their level
I was there in 1971. He had Buddy Miles with him. Also Montrose . It was amazing.
You got it my friend!
Percussion to the max! Wow!
The best Santana band ever!
si francisco...este es el verdadero santana..
@@arturojimenez7313 Asi es Arturo.....este es el verdadero Santana!! la mejor banda ....la original.
Jamas se a vuelto a oir,como con los originales.
Y ahora que metio a la mujer en la bateria,la banda bajo de calidad y sonido.
Que por que toco con Lenny Kravits o algo asi..pues habra tocado con la Real Sinfonica de Londres,pero.lo unico que hace es aporrear el tambor.
Ahi ya esta mal Carlos..el peor error que puede cometer un musico!! mesclar la vida personal con el trabajo,aunque los 2 esten en lo mismo.
Pero alla el...es su rollo.
@@karimemiranda6136 Spanish to English via Google translate: band....the original.
It has never been heard again, as with the originals.
And now that he put a woman on drums, the band's quality and sound dropped.
Why did he play with Lenny Kravits or something like that... well, he would have played with the Royal London Symphony, but all he does is bang the drum.
There is already wrong Carlos... the worst mistake a musician can make!! mix personal life with work, even if the 2 are in the same.
But there he... it's his roll.⁉
The best live concert of Santana ever. 1970
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I am so grateful this happened in my lifetime. Thank you Carlos from my entire heart to yours.
5 minutes in and my eyes are watery. I return to this clip for restoration of my soul.Thank you Bill Graham.
Hot August night 1970 near my hometown in MA. This highly amazing euphoric concert comes one year after legendary Woodstock festival. Too young to attend but this is next best entertainment, thousand times better than anything today.
What an energetic performance... waow! Great to come back and watch this again ! Doesn't get old. Never will.
Mike Shrieve simply amazing.
Yeah, shelter in place music...to think this was happening on my 13th birthday! Much love Carlos Santana! You inspire me and the world
@ 32:57, looks like Bassist David Brown is snorting something just the way it was done in that era. David Brown was an exceptionally tasteful bass player who fit like a glove, but sadly he didn’t get the interventional help
medically nor
spiritually . His contribution to the Santana sound is underrated as is his Bass playing. He was one of the very best.
WOW this is really on the mark for Santana & performed great. I was on the listeners list in 69' and they were consistant in delivery all the time. FANTASTI.
"Santana's bad songs":
NO FILES HAVE BEEN FOUND
This was recorded exactly 1 year after their Woodstock debut. The fire is still there! This line-up makes me weep at the sheer magic they create. David Brown on bass bringin it up from the earth. The percussionists are as one, This is truth according Carlos Davida Santana. Selah. Fyi, Abraxas would be released about 1 month after this performance.
Incident At Neshibur. How you like them apples Tanglewood ? With a thumb up from Miles Freakin' Davis. Let's go right into Toussaint L'overture, the signature Santana sound. A little Abraxas. A little Batuka. Before they were even unleashed on the music consuming public. Note that Carlos spent most of his time on stage focusing towards David Brown and Michael Shrieve. Chepito. Carabello. Rolle. It does not end. The material. The performance. The intensity. The moment in time. This was it.
Your right
Same day Jimi died too
@@bigsquisums Whoa!!!
@@michaelscott7462 Yup. Both a blessed day but a terrible loss.
For a teenager back in 1968, hearing Santana for the first time was beyond expectation. I'd never heard "latin music" played like that. Nothing gets your blood going better than that soulful, exotic groove. By the way, if you've never sat in the first 3 rows center for a Santana concert, you cannot imagine the energy that is flying around down there...you cannot stand still. Best feeling I've ever had at a concert in terms of the music just elevating you. Thanks for sharing this amazing gem...I'd never heard/seen it before...what a fabulous venue to play !
This was coming over the radio in my mom’s kitchen as I was becoming a teenager
Your mom was my kind of mom!
@@michaelscott7462 Well it was on the AM radio everywhere, in heavy rotation!
Was never into Santana.. until someone gave me tickets to their current tour with Earth wind and fire... now I can't stop watching their live performances, especially this one!!
Great to see the full concert of this classic performance. Mega Ace!
My first "Favorite band" as a kid! It was Greg Rolie´s organ solo in Oye Como Va that blew my mind and convinced to be come a musician! This concert is a gem!
I can't stop watching it! Amazing!!!
Love in the time of Santana. Thank you.
Hello. Thanks for being a great fan over the years.. you 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.
Carlos.santana1477@gmail.com
Saw them twice in concert, the first with this lineup, then some years later with the Tower of Power. Both events outstanding. The greatest rock-Latin-fusion group of all time.
I love Santana. One of my favorite groups.
Hello. Thanks for being a great fan over the years.. you 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.
Carlos.santana1477@gmail.com
The best timbaleros of all time in this order. Jimmy Sabater, Tito Puente, Eden Dueño, and Jose "Chepito" Areas. One of the best Hammond B3, (with the Leslie's 122, speaker), organist, Gregg Rolie.
I saw this line-up in Philadelphia about 6 weeks after Woodstock....unfriggin believable!!!!
@@michaelscott7462 You're a lucky man. I hope you still have part of your ticket. Might be worth something.
Yeeeeesssss¡¡¡ Gregg is magnificent..excellent....beautliful ¡¡¡😘😘💋💕❤
Michael cutting over to Evil Ways with Carlos and the band....Time stands still....Totally superb, How TF did they do that and more ....Outstanding...
Listen, learn ,enjoy ,create, appreciate, focus on what a band sounds like live.Im here in San Fernando valley It's 4am I'm listening on my headphones and it sounds great.My DAD raised me on Santana.I cant wait until Treat.
I raise my glass to your Dad.
It doesn't get better than this. Being grounded to the heart pounding rhythms that Santana lays down. This truly is primal magic. They bring the African rhythms, with a Latin rock attitude. Just love it!
I am fully persuaded that only the most high God could have manifested this. It can not get any better in this realm of existence. Beauty and truth via Santana. Selah!
In case anyone didn't know that is Bill Graham at the end of the concert, he was the Godfather of the concert scene in the Bay Area until his tragic death in 1991. He also was the emcee at Woodstock and was the reason Santana, a relative unknown band at the time, performed there. One of Bills trademarks was requiring all groups who played at his concerts was to do an encore performance at the close of the regular show.
Will anyone ever come close...mind blowing music and performances!
Gregg killed it! That organ solo on Evil Ways just blows my mind
God said one day let there be Carlos Santana 🙏
this group of brilliant musicians need no confirmation its etched in stone here for ever
Since I was introduced to these amazing talents. I will never forget. The same day I was played gong.. have a cup of tea by my now brother in law and best friend. Thank you infinitely bro xx
My dream was to see this concert...it's done and it's incredible of course.... Santana and his boys are so wild at all the level...'cause they came from the mexican/ black/white street....love their look!!!!
...what I love about this is that they listen to each other and play..as a BAND!And Carlos always looks for melody...forget everything else.He’s like the second vocalist(or even the first) for the group.Bright Moments...for posting 🐝🌈💫
Nice Video for a Long Trip or Cruising on a Saturday Night 😚😏😁
As a drummer i can say mike shrieve is god
Doesn't need a huge drum kit either.
@@fallspeed you're totally right
ruclips.net/video/NTrx_0vfE64/видео.html imo this was a better drum solo from him but this one was legendary too
And he was like 19 years at this time, 18 when he played Woodstock!!!!!! God is an understatement!! LOL
HUUUUUURRRR one of my favorites, guitar player here.
The musical interaction between Michael aged 20 and Carlos is outstanding...the whole band are Gods for sure...Saw them in London at this tine...Sublime...Best Live Band Clip of my time on YT....Fantastico...xxxx