Nobody Sounded Quite Like Santana in 1970 | “Black Magic Woman” Live

Santana - Black Magic Woman (Live at Tanglewood 1970) 🔔 Subscribe to Headliners channel: https://bit.ly/4cZH94s Santana Black Magic Woman captures the band at their absolute peak during this legendary 1970 performance at Tanglewood. Carlos Santana weaves his signature sustain and Latin-infused blues phrasing throughout this extended live arrangement. The ensemble maintains a tight, hypnotic groove that highlights the transition from their self-titled debut era into the Abraxas sound. This archival footage preserves a pivotal moment in rock history when the group brought their unique fusion style to a massive festival audience. The Lineup: 🎸 Carlos Santana (Guitar, Vocals) 🎹 Gregg Rolie (Keyboards, Vocals) 🥁 Michael Shrieve (Drums) 🥁 José Chepito Areas (Percussion) 🥁 Mike Carabello (Percussion) 🎸 David Brown (Bass) 3 Fast Facts About The Video This performance took place at the Tanglewood Music Shed in Lenox, Massachusetts, a venue traditionally reserved for the Boston Symphony Orchestra. The version of Black Magic Woman performed here features a seamless transition into Gypsy Queen, a medley that became the definitive arrangement for the band on the Abraxas album. Michael Shrieve was only 20 years old during this performance, making him the youngest musician to play at the original Woodstock festival the previous year. This is the night you remember. Headliners is a premium concert film channel — full-length performances, iconic stages, and once-in-a-lifetime shows presented as cinematic events. From legendary festival moments to intimate live sessions, every premiere is treated like an opening night. We don’t upload clips. We release experiences. Expect: • Full concert films • Festival-defining performances • Rare archival footage • Exclusive live sessions This channel is built for the big screen — lights down, volume up. Subscribe and turn on notifications. The show starts soon. #Santana #BlackMagicWoman #ClassicRockLive #Tanglewood1970