Santana

In August 1969, Santana took to the stage at Woodstock, delivering a performance that would become a cornerstone of their legacy. This appearance came shortly after the band released their self-titled debut album in 1969, which featured the hit 'Black Magic Woman.' It was a transformative moment for Santana, positioning them as a pioneer of the Latin rock genre. One fascinating tidbit is that during their Woodstock set, the band jammed with a vibrant mix of rock, blues, and Afro-Latin rhythms, captivating thousands of festival-goers. This live recording of 'Treat' is a snapshot of Santana blending their diverse influences, showcasing not just their technical prowess but also the electric chemistry they had on stage. It's a reminder of how influential Woodstock was in boosting their early career and creating legends.

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