Mesmerizing...genius, timeless. I have loved that song for 43 years. Had the album for decades. Now it’s on my iPod. I’ll be listening to it when I’m 90!!!
i grew up in managua nicaragua listening santana music from my parents back in the 70 wow is amazing this song of santana came out from the album moon flower in 1977 so beautiful my daughter grew up and the late 2000 listening santana music and she love santana music from the beginning
Album version was life changing for me. First heard it as a kid growing up in rainy Yorkshire in the UK. Used to play the record loud and air guitar along. The peak of the guitar solo before Greg Walker's vocals power back in is fucking orgasmic. Still does it for me over 40 years later. Seen them in concert a number of times. First time was in Newcastle football ground, last time was in Concord, CA. Seen him getting a burrito in Berkeley one time. Still touring and making magic.
Wow. One of my favourite tracks off 'Moonflower' and I've just stumbled across this amazing live performance. Have always loved the Yamaha SG years - this doesn't disappoint. And yeah, Tom Coster...
saw this band in 78 as well, in Las Vegas --- this incredible song with the incomparable vocal by Greg Walker opened the show.. maybe the greatest live band ever, from the rock side anyway
Close your eyes. Your blasting off to the moon. You circle the moon. You are catapulted by the gravitational force. And shot back towards the earth for the smooth, refreshing journey that touches your soul like nothing else has before.
Seen him and the group in its various iterations over 20x through the years. As it should be for any artist that one loves, it would be impossible to pick a favorite song, but if stranded on an island, this, Practice What You Preach, Treat, and Song of the Wind would have to be with me. The incomparable Greg Walker as lead singer.
The great Greg Walker, the genius TOM Coster,was there before Chester Thompson took over actually seen Carlos, for a while had both on keyboards, 75-80,moon flower era,was my favorite Santana bands,everybody was sober and spiritually dialed in,after the late 60s early 70s fiasco, too much herion, too much cocaine, for everybody dam shame,most I did it with long gone,RIP BOYS.
+Gene Frenkle - I think I found it on Guitars101. If the latter no there is dead, I can upload it to Dropbox and send you a link in the next few days. Let me know.
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Mesmerizing...genius, timeless. I have loved that song for 43 years. Had the album for decades. Now it’s on my iPod. I’ll be listening to it when I’m 90!!!
My too
i grew up in managua nicaragua listening santana music from my parents back in the 70 wow is amazing this song of santana came out from the album moon flower in 1977 so beautiful my daughter grew up and the late 2000 listening santana music and she love santana music from the beginning
always gives me chills to hear this beautiful song
Very true and what a song beautiful from beginning to the end
The song really transcended the music and Carlos said to you “ I’ve been around the world and you can do it too” it was amazing, I was there
Album version was life changing for me. First heard it as a kid growing up in rainy Yorkshire in the UK. Used to play the record loud and air guitar along. The peak of the guitar solo before Greg Walker's vocals power back in is fucking orgasmic. Still does it for me over 40 years later. Seen them in concert a number of times. First time was in Newcastle football ground, last time was in Concord, CA. Seen him getting a burrito in Berkeley one time. Still touring and making magic.
this song is the number 1 on my list since i heard it never has chance
what a great song - It will always touch my soul.Greg Walkers voice is amazing.
Wow. One of my favourite tracks off 'Moonflower' and I've just stumbled across this amazing live performance. Have always loved the Yamaha SG years - this doesn't disappoint. And yeah, Tom Coster...
Yes i agree with.you.
He was playing the Yamaha on this
Damn, that stop that the bass and drums do at 4:17, ... Jesus christ. What a band!!!
saw this band in 78 as well, in Las Vegas --- this incredible song with the incomparable vocal by Greg Walker opened the show.. maybe the greatest live band ever, from the rock side anyway
Agreed!
Amen❣️❤️🔥❤️ 🙏🏻🙏🏽🙏🏿
🌹🦋🌟
Great version of that awesome song! It's hard to do justice to the original guitar solo but Carlos did it justice all right.
One of their greatest song never played on radio g8 lead guitar work the band is fuckin amazing!
What a blessing to hear this live.
Thank you.
Graham Lear, my fav Santana drummer ! A very nice person, as well, as I had the pleasure of meeting him at a drum seminar in St. Louis years ago...
Santana has Alot Of Bueatiful Songs
But this Jam Shit gotta Cruz this Song on A Chicano Sunday evening Man there is no other .
This is my favourite song from.my.favourite album of Santana
Close your eyes. Your blasting off to the moon. You circle the moon. You are catapulted by the gravitational force. And shot back towards the earth for the smooth, refreshing journey that touches your soul like nothing else has before.
Half a hit of purple micro dot and you be tripping! So many moons ago. No more tho gave my life to Christ!
thnx for the video
(: (: (: (: (: (: I LOVE SANTANA
henry pedregon Same here!
Seen him and the group in its various iterations over 20x through the years. As it should be for any artist that one loves, it would be impossible to pick a favorite song, but if stranded on an island, this, Practice What You Preach, Treat, and Song of the Wind would have to be with me. The incomparable Greg Walker as lead singer.
This song never gets old
Music straight from Heaven.
Just freaking outstanding!
Late in the show this song sets the mood for multiple anchors fascinating….
Unbelievable fucken version!!! Nobody could touch Carlos at this era.
Nobody could fuck with Carlos in this era.
meraviglioso!
DONT FORGET 2 IMMENSE MUSICIANS THAT CONTIBUTE IN SANTANA SUCCESS. TOM COSTER AND MICHAEL SHRIEVE. THE WONDERFULL TRINITY OF ARTISTS....
Maravilloso Carlos
The great Greg Walker, the genius TOM Coster,was there before Chester Thompson took over actually seen Carlos, for a while had both on keyboards, 75-80,moon flower era,was my favorite Santana bands,everybody was sober and spiritually dialed in,after the late 60s early 70s fiasco, too much herion, too much cocaine, for everybody dam shame,most I did it with long gone,RIP BOYS.
TEMAZOOOOOOOOOOoooooo
ESPECTACULAR
to me greg walker has been with alexander the best vocals of santana and this song always make get a extasis
What a hell of a guitar sound he ad the time……not anymore though
Or Beautiful!,.......................simply.
beutiful
Damn, Carlos should’ve stayed with that yamaha Sg3000 for ever…..
PMacs "Listen what the man said" @ 5:25...
What show does this fantastic version come from? I'd like to look for the whole thing. Thanks!
ALGERIEN GAY - Thank you! Found a great copy already. Beautiful sounding FM broadcast.
+Matthew Frawley Care to share where you got the copy? Thanks, Peace...
+Gene Frenkle - I think I found it on Guitars101. If the latter no there is dead, I can upload it to Dropbox and send you a link in the next few days. Let me know.
+Gene Frenkle That should say if the link there is dead...
+Matty78 Yes, that would be great if you can share with Dropbox. I'd appreciate it. Thanks in advance.