Artist	Song
Santana	Waiting
from The Woodstock Experience: Santana (2009)
Santana	Evil Ways
from The Woodstock Experience: Santana (2009)
Santana	Jingo
from Live At the Fillmore - 1968 (1997)
Santana	Persuasion
from Live At the Fillmore - 1968 (1997)
Santana	Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen
from The Best of Santana, Vol. 2 (2000)
Santana	Oye Como Va
from Lotus (1991)
Santana	No One to Depend On
from Sacred Fire - Live in South America (1993)
Santana	She's Not There
from Viva Santana! (1988)
Santana	Samba Pa Ti
from Lotus (1991)
Santana	Toussaint L'Overture
from Abraxas (1998)
Santana	Soul Sacrifice/Don't Try This at Home
from Sacred Fire - Live in South America (1993)
Santana	Dance Sister Dance (Baila Mi Hermana)
from Moonflower (2003)
Santana	Se a Cabo
from Abraxas (1998)
Santana	Europa (Earth's Cry Heaven's Smile)
from Moonflower (2003)
Santana	In a Silent Way
from The Essential Santana (2002)
Santana	Carnaval
from Moonflower (2003)
Santana	Let the Children Play
from Moonflower (2003)
Santana	Savor
from The Woodstock Experience: Santana (2009)
Santana	Jugando
from Moonflower (2003)
Santana	Guajira
from Sacred Fire - Live in South America (1993)
Santana	Aqua Marine
from Viva Santana! (1988)
Buddy Miles & Carlos Santana	Marbles
from Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles! Live! (1983)
Santana	As the Years Go Passing By
from Live At the Fillmore - 1968 (1997)
Santana	Going Home
from Lotus (1991)
Santana	Jungle Strut
from Santana III (1998)
Santana	Ji-Go-Lo-Ba
from Sacred Fire - Live in South America (1993)
Santana	Xibaba (She-Ba-Ba)
from Lotus (1991)
Santana	Batuka
from Santana III (1998)
Santana	Yours Is the Light
from Lotus (1991)
Santana	Fried Neck Bones and Some Home Fries
from The Woodstock Experience: Santana (2009)

Comment:

No, Santana wasn't the only guitarist at Woodstock — not by a long shot. But consider this: as a complete unknown, and up against the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Pete Townshend, Neil Young, Jerry Garcia, and others, Carlos led his band to near-mythic status in just over 45 minutes onstage. We've assembled their all-time greatest performances — from the early Fillmore shows that led promoter Bill Graham to demand their inclusion on the Woodstock bill to the legendary [i]Sacred Fire[/i] tour of South America — to give you an all-access pass to the ultimate, career-spanning Santana fantasy concert. For all that they are in the studio — and there's more than 40 years of greatness to choose from — Santana [i]explodes[/i] on the stage with a four-alarm firestorm unmatched anywhere else in rock history. And there's no better proof of that than hearing the best of the shows you missed.

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