The Band: Santana #7
Carlos Santana (guitar/percussion/vocals), David Brown (bass), Michael Shrieve (drums), Michael Carabello (percussion), Jose “Chepito” Areas (percussion), Coke Escovedo (percussion), Gregg Rolie (keyboard/vocals), Neal Schon (guitar)
Santana
Incomplete Set List: Batuka (1)/No One To Depend On (2) - Toussaint L'Overture (3) - Taboo (4) - Jungle Strut (5) - Black Magic Woman/Gyspy Queen (6) - Oye Como Va - Incident At Neshabur (7) * - In A Silent Way (8) * - Savor (9) - Para Los Rumberos (10) - Gumbo (11) - Soul Sacrifice
Releases:
(7)(8) "Fillmore: An Outrageous Movie!" premiere on June 14, 1972 in movie theaters
(7)(8) "Fillmore: The Last Days" in 1972 on 3LP(boxed set) (Col USA Z3X 31390)
(7) "Viva Santana!" in August 1988 on 3LP(gf) (Col: USA 44344, Netherlands 462500 1)
(7) "Viva Santana!" on October 4, 1988 on 2CD (Col: USA C2K 44344, Austria 462500 2, Japan 46DP 5334~5)
(7)(8) "Fillmore: The Last Days" on February 19, 1991 on 2CD (Epic/Legacy USA Z2K 31390)
(8) "Dance Of The Rainbow Serpent" on August 8, 1995 on 3CD(boxed set) (Col/Legacy: USA C3K 64605, Italy 064605 2, Japan 77902)
(1)(5)(11) "Santana III. 30th Anniversary Expanded Edition" on March 31, 1998 on CD(24-bit) (Col/Legacy USA CK 65491)
(3) "Rare Rock Tracks (11 Previously Unreleased Performances)" in 1999 on promotional CD (Legacy USA JSK 42604)
(1)(2)(3)(4)(5)(6)(7)(8)(9)(10)(11) "Santana III. Legacy Edition" on February 21, 2006 on 2CD(dgpck) (Col/Legacy USA 82796902702)
(7)(8) "Fillmore: The Last Days" on June 2, 2009 on DVD-R1 (Rhino Records USA R2 516386)
Note: Except for the Santana show, complete evening broadcast live on American radios KSAN and KSFX. * 15-minutes segment broadcast in the movie "Fillmore" at various dates on TV. It is rumored that the band (afraid of being bootlegged heavily with this show), did not permit KSAN to broadcast the official band segment. Reportedly, KSAN was set up completely but the plug literally got pulled out at the very last moment by some Santana roadies! It wasn’t until the final part of “Soul Sacrifice” that the broadcast lines were re-opened.
Final Jam
Exact Set List. 119 minutes: Bill Graham Introduction - Jam #1: Feel It Jam - Jam #2 - Jam #3: I've Been Working (Van Morrison, Linda Tillery) - KSFX Aircheck - Stage Changes - Stage Interviews With Musicians - Jam #4: Rock Me Baby (Van Morrison, Linda Tillery)/My Man (Linda Tillery)/Rock Me Baby (Lydia Pense)/My Baby (Van Morrison, Linda Tillery, Lydia Pense) - Tuning/Stage Changes - I Found A Love (Van Morrison, Linda Tillery, Lydia Pense) - Jam #5: Flute and Guitar Jam - KSFX Aircheck - Roll Over Beethoven/Whole Lotta Shakin'/Johnny B. Goode (Van Morrison, Linda Tillery, Lydia Pense) - My Angel Baby/Sh'boom/Blue Moon/My Angel Baby (Linda Tillery) - We Gonna Rock (1) - Goodbye From Bill Graham (2) - Long And Tall (3) - Goodbye/Greensleeves (Exit Music) (4)
Releases:
(1)(2)(3)(4) "Fillmore: An Outrageous Movie!" premiere on June 14, 1972 in movie theaters
(1)(2)(3)(4) "Fillmore: The Last Days" in 1972 on 3LP(boxed set) (Col USA Z3X 31390)
(1)(2)(3)(4) "Fillmore: The Last Days" on February 19, 1991 on 2CD (Epic/Legacy USA Z2K 31390)
(1)(2)(3)(4) "Fillmore: The Last Days" on June 2, 2009 on DVD-R1 (Rhino Records USA R2 516386)
Note: At the end of the evening (after their own concert), Santana participates to the final jam that feature various San Francisco musicians: Sam Andrew, Michael Bloomfield, Jack Casady (Hot Tuna), John Cipollina (Quicksilver Messenger Service), Bill Graham, Vince Guaraldi, George Hunter, George Marsh (The Loading Zone), Van Morrison, Lydia Pense (Cold Blood), Bernard Purdie, Linda Tillery (The Loading Zone), Tower of Power.
Fillmore West Closing Week Performers
The booklet of "Fillmore: The Last Days" includes June 29 as part of the Closing Week, but the poster and radio broadcasts lists June 30 to July 4, 1971 only. The opening show of that closing week was booked in keeping with Bill Graham's tradition of reserving one night a week at his venues as a showcase/audition opportunity for aspiring local talents.
Audition Night: Tuesday June 29, 1971: Sawbuck, Malo, Kwane & The Kwanditos
Night 1: Wednesday June 30, 1971: Stoneground, Flamin' Groovies, Cold Blood, Boz Scaggs
Night 2: Thursday July 1, 1971: Lamb, Grootna, Elvin Bishop Group, It's A Beautiful Day
Night 3: Friday July 2, 1971: Rowan Brothers (with Jerry Garcia), New Riders Of The Purple Sage (with Jerry Garcia), Grateful Dead
Night 4: Saturday July 3, 1971: Yogi Phlegm (The Sons Of Champlin), Quicksilver Messenger Service, Hot Tuna
Night 5: Sunday July 4, 1971: Tower Of Power, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Santana, San Francisco Musicians Final Jam
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