Mar 28 2008

Santana: Soul Sacrifice, Woodstock 1969

Published by clarkspicks at 2:07 am under rock

Over Easter my nephew showed me his new Guitar Hero game. One of the songs that is included is Carlos Santana’s “Black Magic Woman.” Looking around the Tube, I found this clip, from the Woodstock movie, of Santana playing “Soul Sacrifice.” In 1969, their first album had yet to be released and Santana was a completely unknown band, outside of San Francisco. Bill Graham, rock and roll promoter and operator of the Fillmore Auditorium, got them a place at Woodstock.

Contrary to rumors that have been circulating, I was not at Woodstock. My mother wouldn’t let me go.

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3 Responses to “Santana: Soul Sacrifice, Woodstock 1969”

  1. Justin (Pusha)on 30 Mar 2008 at 4:28 am

    WOW. What a great find! Thanks. i watched it all the way through. What ever happened to real talent? These guys were (are) musical geniuses.

  2. clarkspickson 30 Mar 2008 at 5:09 am

    There is plenty of real talent out there yet, Justin. It’s just not “commercial.”

  3. tony zeccaon 03 Jul 2008 at 5:03 pm

    when i heard this song the first time in 1968 i fell in love with santana and have been a follower ever since. seen him 3 times since in concert. he’s still the best

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