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Santana — Toussaint L'Overture
Album: III
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Released: 1971
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Los cueros me llaman

El timbal

Vamos morena, a bailar mi montuno
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This is the sound of a band that completely understands itself.
Posted 1 year ago by frisbeepilot    [ Reply ]
Santana III my favorite Santana album. 
Posted 1 year ago by audiofiend    [ Reply ]
 eyke wrote:



Met Carlos a few times WAY back in the seventies. Here's a little trick I learned from him. You do need to have a high gain amp to make this work I think, but he basically said, there's always at least one spot on stage where he can get the amp to feed back through the guitar pickups, basically endlessly. He would find this spot during soundcheck, then mark it on the stage with a letter x in tape.

Then when you are soloing, you stand on that spot and you can basically sustain a note forever if you want.

I have always found that to work for me with my Mesa amps, even playing at low volumes in my house.


 
 
I think Carlos used Mesa, something about how clean they played.


He played & recorded with Mesa Boogie Mark V and other models (along with Heart and many others during that time) because of Mesa's cascading tube-driven distortion (creamy and harmonic). He later switched to Dumble amps which went out of production so he collected them whenever he could because they have amazing response, dynamics and tone. Today, Dumble amps are worth a small fortune. He partnered with Paul Reed Smith to build a custom guitar that he would love and is up to his standards. Today's PRS guitars are largely produced from Santa's original spec's and quality standards.  
Posted 1 year ago by TallCreative1    [ Reply ]
I prefer the  live version from "Moonflower"
Posted 2 years ago by Usul83    [ Reply ]
 jhorton wrote:

Met Carlos a few times WAY back in the seventies. Here's a little trick I learned from him. You do need to have a high gain amp to make this work I think, but he basically said, there's always at least one spot on stage where he can get the amp to feed back through the guitar pickups, basically endlessly. He would find this spot during soundcheck, then mark it on the stage with a letter x in tape.

Then when you are soloing, you stand on that spot and you can basically sustain a note forever if you want.

I have always found that to work for me with my Mesa amps, even playing at low volumes in my house.

 




I had a friend in college in the mid 70s that played guitar in a jazz fusion band. He used to play Europa and a lot of Santana tunes. He heard about this and used to mark several spots  on stage with duct tape, to sustain different notes! I worked great! ...He also made some really funny faces while sustaining! He was an excellent guitarist!
Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
 jhorton wrote:

Met Carlos a few times WAY back in the seventies. Here's a little trick I learned from him. You do need to have a high gain amp to make this work I think, but he basically said, there's always at least one spot on stage where he can get the amp to feed back through the guitar pickups, basically endlessly. He would find this spot during soundcheck, then mark it on the stage with a letter x in tape.

Then when you are soloing, you stand on that spot and you can basically sustain a note forever if you want.

I have always found that to work for me with my Mesa amps, even playing at low volumes in my house.

 



Posted 2 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
AWESOME!!!
Posted 2 years ago by joejennings    [ Reply ]
GREAT!
Posted 3 years ago by eileenomurphy    [ Reply ]
wow

carlos and neal
Posted 3 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
 deflation wrote:

I like Santana but this is unbearable noise


Weird isn't it how tastes differ.  I always skip Santana but I was captured by this one...

Posted 3 years ago by DaidyBoy    [ Reply ]
 jlind wrote:
Not really in the mood at the moment so I won't rate Bill
 
Not sure, but I think Bill is beyond rating...
Posted 3 years ago by MilesW    [ Reply ]
Not really in the mood at the moment so I won't rate Bill
Posted 3 years ago by jlind    [ Reply ]


jhorton wrote:
Met Carlos a few times WAY back in the seventies. Here's a little trick I learned from him. You do need to have a high gain amp to make this work I think, but he basically said, there's always at least one spot on stage where he can get the amp to feed back through the guitar pickups, basically endlessly. He would find this spot during soundcheck, then mark it on the stage with a letter x in tape.

Then when you are soloing, you stand on that spot and you can basically sustain a note forever if you want.

I have always found that to work for me with my Mesa amps, even playing at low volumes in my house.


 dylan46 wrote:

Thanks for the advice !- I thought it was because of some guitar effect
 
I think Carlos used Mesa, something about how clean they played.
Posted 3 years ago by eyke    [ Reply ]
Summer 1996, my first concert ever :)
Posted 4 years ago by Shaijadina    [ Reply ]
Los cueros me llaman

El timbal

Vamos morena, a bailar mi montuno


The leathers call me

The timbale

Come on brunette,

dance my montuno


Okie dokie


What? 
Posted 4 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Little mention of the 17 year old Neil Schon who played on Santana3  and contributed the 'more screaming' guitar on this track. I witnessed this lineup at the 1971 Hammersmith
concert. He left Santana to help form Journey in 1973.
Posted 4 years ago by cosmicrhubarb    [ Reply ]
 jhorton wrote:
Met Carlos a few times WAY back in the seventies. Here's a little trick I learned from him. You do need to have a high gain amp to make this work I think, but he basically said, there's always at least one spot on stage where he can get the amp to feed back through the guitar pickups, basically endlessly. He would find this spot during soundcheck, then mark it on the stage with a letter x in tape.

Then when you are soloing, you stand on that spot and you can basically sustain a note forever if you want.

I have always found that to work for me with my Mesa amps, even playing at low volumes in my house.

 
 
Thanks for the advice !- I thought it was because of some guitar effect
Posted 4 years ago by dylan46    [ Reply ]
A translation of those lyrics. Alrighty, then, 

leathers call me The timbale Come on brunette, dance my montuno
Posted 5 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
I like Santana but this is unbearable noise
Posted 5 years ago by deflation    [ Reply ]
WITHOUT DOUBT, ONE OF THE MOST AWE-INSPIRING TRACKS I'VE EVER HEARD. AND NOT JUST ON DISC.  I SAW THIS LIVE IN DEC. 1976. IT TOOK ME TO A NEW LEVEL OF WTF, BEFORE WTF HAD EVER EVEN BEEN COINED. CARLOS STAGE FRONT AND CENTER, ROARING AND RIPPING THAT AXE A NEW ONE AND KNOCKING 1500 AUDIENCE OUT OF THEIR ZONE. 
Posted 5 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
2 for 1 from Carlos - S L O P P Y -&-  S O U L L E S S.
3 - Sad 
Posted 8 years ago by sfyi2001    [ Reply ]

"Holy oh wad-niggle."

- Marvin Zehnder, ceramist


Posted 8 years ago by Otomi    [ Reply ]
 jhorton wrote:
Met Carlos a few times WAY back in the seventies. Here's a little trick I learned from him. You do need to have a high gain amp to make this work I think, but he basically said, there's always at least one spot on stage where he can get the amp to feed back through the guitar pickups, basically endlessly. He would find this spot during soundcheck, then mark it on the stage with a letter x in tape.

Then when you are soloing, you stand on that spot and you can basically sustain a note forever if you want.

I have always found that to work for me with my Mesa amps, even playing at low volumes in my house.

 

 
Cool yeah. Always wished I could do that with my drums. Haha! {#Wink}  Boogies have always been one of my fave amps, both guitar and bass. 

I had a seat at a show in RPI Fieldhouse, Troy, NY years ago that was about 20' directly in front of Carlos' stack of Mark III's. Was pure happiness when he got wound up on songs like 'Toussaint' and 'Nueva York'. 
Posted 8 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
Met Carlos a few times WAY back in the seventies. Here's a little trick I learned from him. You do need to have a high gain amp to make this work I think, but he basically said, there's always at least one spot on stage where he can get the amp to feed back through the guitar pickups, basically endlessly. He would find this spot during soundcheck, then mark it on the stage with a letter x in tape.

Then when you are soloing, you stand on that spot and you can basically sustain a note forever if you want.

I have always found that to work for me with my Mesa amps, even playing at low volumes in my house.

 
Posted 8 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]
and "Santana IV" was released a few days ago
he got the old band back together 
Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
 Skydog wrote:
more from Santana 3,
 nice 

 
I agree with that, more Santana would not hurt anyone:) 
Though I have heard this song for a first time, a few seconds of its opening were enough to know who plays that guitar.. 
Posted 8 years ago by malamucha    [ Reply ]
more from Santana 3,
 nice 
Posted 8 years ago by Skydog    [ Reply ]
"Turn it up loud and listen good, kids, cause this is how we kicked all serious forms of ass."
Posted 9 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
 martinc wrote:
Give me more screaming guitars. I think I'd like that on my tombstone.
 
{#Clap}
Posted 9 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
I just love how he comes ripping and wailing with that blistering guitar, followed by killer keys & percussion! JAM ON, dudes, & PARTY!
Posted 9 years ago by coloradojohn    [ Reply ]
Give me more screaming guitars. I think I'd like that on my tombstone.
Posted 9 years ago by martinc    [ Reply ]
 idiot_wind wrote:
I said it once and I'll say it again...you can get high on this guitar work.


This sure ain't Foo Fighters, Kid Rock, or Linkin Park.    

 
or Journey...wait, what?
Posted 10 years ago by black321    [ Reply ]
Just raised this to a 10. Started my morning just perfectly.

{#Devil_pimp} 
Posted 10 years ago by MsfStl    [ Reply ]
Play that banjo Carlos! {#Bananajam}
Posted 10 years ago by mgkiwi    [ Reply ]
nagsheadlocal wrote:
I saw Santana while they were touring behind this album - back when musicians weren't surrounded by bodyguards and flacks and toadies of all sorts. Carlos was standing around before the show kicking it with the fans. One guy was saying he had the exact same set-up as Carlos (guitar, amp, even the same strings and picks) but he couldn't achieve that tone.

Santana just laughed and said: "Man, you don't have my fingers."

Over the years whenever I've had a student who wanted to get a certain tone or style, I'd tell them that story. Even in the age of electronics, there's still a human at the core of the sound. 
   
Dog_Ear wrote:

Thanks for that -reminds me of fishing many years ago with a professional "hook-n-bullet" journalist. He caught bass by the score, one after another. I copied his every move, same lure, etc. Even swapped gear. I got maybe 2 all day. He was unstoppable -even with my rig. Go Carlos!

 
Interesting stories, part of the magic of human experience.
Posted 10 years ago by SmileOnADog    [ Reply ]
{#Drummer}{#Drummer}{#Drummer}{#Drummer}{#Drummer}
{#Drummer} {#Drummer} {#Guitarist} {#Drummer} {#Drummer}


Posted 10 years ago by jhorton    [ Reply ]

In those days SANTANA was a solid 10 - for years!

Nowadays...? Do not ask me!!!!


Posted 11 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
One of my top candidates for all-time Hall of Fame guitar rips, both recorded and live. Thunder and grace amplified to the nth. 
Posted 11 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
I said it once and I'll say it again...you can get high on this guitar work.


This sure ain't Foo Fighters, Kid Rock, or Linkin Park.    
Posted 11 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
 cohifi wrote:
Whoa.....this is one of those that don't notice at first, and then you are like......cool

 
Ditto.
Posted 11 years ago by phlattop    [ Reply ]
You don't like this guitar work?
Posted 11 years ago by joelbb    [ Reply ]
 gemtag wrote:
Ja, how I hate screaming guitars.  
 
Surely you jest ... ?
Posted 11 years ago by unclehud    [ Reply ]
AWE-SOME AND THEN-SOME! Ear smokin' guitar blast. 
Posted 11 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Yeah baby!!!!

You can get high off this guitar work.  Just like with Clapton, Led, Allman Brothers, Joe Walsh, GD, etc. etc, etc.

 


Posted 11 years ago by idiot_wind    [ Reply ]
One of Santana's best! IMHO anyway. {#Music}
Posted 12 years ago by JIan    [ Reply ]
guter Sound am Morgen, vertreibt Kummer +Sorgen
Posted 12 years ago by mistabird    [ Reply ]
GORGEOUS ALBUM INDEED!
Posted 12 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BrZptydtIkA
Posted 12 years ago by TerryS    [ Reply ]
Whoa.....this is one of those that don't notice at first, and then you are like......cool
Posted 12 years ago by cohifi    [ Reply ]
Get a chill up my spine when I hear this. God like.
Posted 12 years ago by Rozsa    [ Reply ]
Long ago in the Age of Vinyl, I came home very late (or early), 3 a.m. on a weeknight, quite wasted and highly buzzed. I put this on the turntable and into my headphones and cranked it to ear-damaging levels. I had a blast. Air guitar mania! I've seen the band play this at least three times, most vividly in late '76 in Boston. It remains one of the most exciting pieces of music I've ever heard, on record or live. 

I had neglected to flip the receiver switch to 'headphones only'! Outrageous thunder from large speakers in a small apartment! I had really pissed off the neighbors who rose for work at 7 or something. I woke up the whole damn Brooklyn building, and for all I know, half the block. One of them threatened to 'shoot me' if I ever did that again. 

For those who don't know, Toussaint L'Ouverture was a rebel who led an armed early 19th century uprising against Napoleon's forces on Hispaniola (today Dominican Repub and Haiti). He was kind of like the Haitian Spartacus. Which accounts for Santana's retake of Love Theme from Spartacus (the movie) on Swing of Delight in the late 80s.  Maybe play these cuts back to back, Bill. 
Posted 12 years ago by kingart    [ Reply ]
Ja, how I hate screaming guitars.  
Posted 12 years ago by gemtag    [ Reply ]
There seemed to be a picture that was not showing up , so I removed it probaly these silies here.

Great tune though. 
Posted 13 years ago by hbs47    [ Reply ]
They. Are. Rockin'!
Posted 13 years ago by gvan    [ Reply ]
{#Sleep}
Posted 13 years ago by MiracleDrug    [ Reply ]
The earlier the better Santana was/is!
GORGEOUS atmosphere!
Posted 13 years ago by Stingray    [ Reply ]
 RedGuitar wrote:

I bet seeing this band (from the first 3 albums) live was a phenomenal experience.

 
Many of the back up artists for Santana went on to form Journey. Journey's first three album were pre Steve Perry (and the mainstream angle that made them famous) and covered instead more of a rock fusion bent.  Well worth checking out. 

Posted 13 years ago by dctrpunda    [ Reply ]
 RedGuitar wrote:

I bet seeing this band (from the first 3 albums) live was a phenomenal experience.

 
It was. Carousel Ballroom (later Fillmore West) in SF in 1968 before their first album was released. Blew the sides off the place.

Posted 13 years ago by WonderLizard    [ Reply ]
The song title refers to the leader of the Haitian Revolution. See the Wikipedia page on Toussaint L'Ouverture.
Posted 13 years ago by fredriley    [ Reply ]
 crockydile wrote:

A good guitar player does not a song make. This is horrid. Droning. Repetitive. Clearly drug-induced.

 

And what do you have against drugs?  All the best Rock n' Roll was drug/alcohol induced. 

The interplay between Santana and Schon on this album is sizzling. 
Posted 13 years ago by black321    [ Reply ]
 zaknafein wrote:
Wow. Totally kickass.
 
No doubt. Carlos is really wailin' on this one.
Posted 13 years ago by On_The_Beach    [ Reply ]
 crockydile wrote:

A good guitar player does not a song make. This is horrid. Droning. Repetitive. Clearly drug-induced.

 
Agreed...

Posted 13 years ago by Foot    [ Reply ]
Enough already...
Posted 13 years ago by Foot    [ Reply ]
Yes!!!
Posted 13 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]
It's good to hear Carlos' other song every once in a while.
Posted 13 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
 Photo-John wrote:
Holy shit. Hail the master.
 
I bet seeing this band (from the first 3 albums) live was a phenomenal experience.

Posted 13 years ago by RedGuitar    [ Reply ]
I'm NOT a Santana fan, but this Smokes.
Posted 13 years ago by Jelani    [ Reply ]
Wow. Totally kickass.

Posted 13 years ago by zaknafein    [ Reply ]
Wow. Totally kickass.
Posted 13 years ago by zaknafein    [ Reply ]
When Carlos still rocked. . .
Posted 13 years ago by dkwalika    [ Reply ]
 nagsheadlocal wrote:
I saw Santana while they were touring behind this album - back when musicians weren't surrounded by bodyguards and flacks and toadies of all sorts. Carlos was standing around before the show kicking it with the fans. One guy was saying he had the exact same set-up as Carlos (guitar, amp, even the same strings and picks) but he couldn't achieve that tone.

Santana just laughed and said: "Man, you don't have my fingers."

Over the years whenever I've had a student who wanted to get a certain tone or style, I'd tell them that story. Even in the age of electronics, there's still a human at the core of the sound. 
 
Thanks for that -reminds me of fishing many years ago with a professional "hook-n-bullet" journalist. He caught bass by the score, one after another. I copied his every move, same lure, etc. Even swapped gear. I got maybe 2 all day. He was unstoppable -even with my rig. Go Carlos!
Posted 13 years ago by Dog_Ear    [ Reply ]
Go Greg, GO! Woooooo Hoooooooo!
Posted 13 years ago by audiophelia    [ Reply ]
Wow! {#Sunny}
Posted 13 years ago by mmoyer    [ Reply ]
 nagsheadlocal wrote:
I saw Santana while they were touring behind this album - back when musicians weren't surrounded by bodyguards and flacks and toadies of all sorts. Carlos was standing around before the show kicking it with the fans. One guy was saying he had the exact same set-up as Carlos (guitar, amp, even the same strings and picks) but he couldn't achieve that tone.

Santana just laughed and said: "Man, you don't have my fingers."

Over the years whenever I've had a student who wanted to get a certain tone or style, I'd tell them that story. Even in the age of electronics, there's still a human at the core of the sound. 
 
Great story and so true.

Posted 14 years ago by RedGuitar    [ Reply ]
I saw Santana while they were touring behind this album - back when musicians weren't surrounded by bodyguards and flacks and toadies of all sorts. Carlos was standing around before the show kicking it with the fans. One guy was saying he had the exact same set-up as Carlos (guitar, amp, even the same strings and picks) but he couldn't achieve that tone.

Santana just laughed and said: "Man, you don't have my fingers."

Over the years whenever I've had a student who wanted to get a certain tone or style, I'd tell them that story. Even in the age of electronics, there's still a human at the core of the sound. 
Posted 14 years ago by nagsheadlocal    [ Reply ]
 anotherlistener wrote:

I GARONTEE, ALL THE SANTANA NAYSAYERS NEVER SAW THIS BAND LIVE.  YOU GET PUMMELED WITH POWER GUITAR ROCK & ROLL WITH A LATINO FLAIR.  YOU BEST BE READY TO GET YO ASS UP OUT YO SEAT!  WONNAFUL WONNAFUL STUFF.



 
I've seen Santana twice, and I agree - Carlos is on fire live!

Posted 14 years ago by tapatia1072    [ Reply ]

Last time I rated this an 8 there must have been some Basement Jaxx or Mari Boine right before.  Handicapped by auditory system.  Easy 10.


Posted 14 years ago by yodasan_magoo    [ Reply ]

I GARONTEE, ALL THE SANTANA NAYSAYERS NEVER SAW THIS BAND LIVE.  YOU GET PUMMELED WITH POWER GUITAR ROCK & ROLL WITH A LATINO FLAIR.  YOU BEST BE READY TO GET YO ASS UP OUT YO SEAT!  WONNAFUL WONNAFUL STUFF.



Posted 14 years ago by anotherlistener    [ Reply ]
 capandjudy wrote:

Love the twin guitar arrangements. It is as if Santana at this point resembled a Latino version of The Allman Brothers with the dual guitar attack. I saw Iron Butterfly in 1971 which was about the same time and they had hired on two guitarists and did a similar thing with one guitarist playing the harmony part to the other. Believe it or not that actually was a really good show. 
 
Yes - those guitarists were Mike Pinera, who went on to form Blues Image, and Larry 'Rhino' Reinhardt, who formed Captain Beyond.

Posted 14 years ago by RedGuitar    [ Reply ]
That great organ work and the 2nd guitar is Greg Rollie and Neil Schon respectively who both left soon after to form Journey. A fantastic tribute by Neil to his past with Carlos can be seen on Journey's Live DVD "Journey 2001". Check out La Raza Del Sol. The connection is unmistakable and you will not be disappointed.
Posted 14 years ago by Peace_tode    [ Reply ]
 Photo-John wrote:
Holy shit. Hail the master.
 
A good guitar player does not a song make. This is horrid. Droning. Repetitive. Clearly drug-induced.

Posted 14 years ago by crockydile    [ Reply ]
Holy shit. Hail the master.
Posted 14 years ago by Photo-John    [ Reply ]
Excellent...love the grinding, screaming, growling organ work in all these classic Santana songs. The guitar is not bad either :)

Posted 14 years ago by ra990    [ Reply ]
Some tunes are best played so loud that your ears should almost bleed...  this qualifies {#Guitarist}
Posted 14 years ago by Wasted    [ Reply ]
Again, I have been struggling with my terminology "rock an roll".........This Helps! 
Posted 14 years ago by ddbz    [ Reply ]
HELLS YES!!!!!!{#Bananasplit}{#Dancingbanana_2}{#Bananajam}{#Drummer}
Posted 14 years ago by shawshank    [ Reply ]
love that album cover.
Posted 14 years ago by Propayne    [ Reply ]
 Eveland wrote:
Love the guitar and organ combo.
 
Love the twin guitar arrangements. It is as if Santana at this point resembled a Latino version of The Allman Brothers with the dual guitar attack. I saw Iron Butterfly in 1971 which was about the same time and they had hired on two guitarists and did a similar thing with one guitarist playing the harmony part to the other. Believe it or not that actually was a really good show. 


Posted 14 years ago by capandjudy    [ Reply ]
 secretsauce wrote:
I love these French guys.
 
Me, too.  They remind me of Air.

Posted 14 years ago by nate917    [ Reply ]
 MojoJojo wrote:
This reminds me of that other Santana song.
 

Yeah!  Me too!!
Posted 14 years ago by Hannio    [ Reply ]
Love this Album-Everything else he does is just this album toned down. 1971 folks!
Posted 14 years ago by skyguy    [ Reply ]
Que' fantastico....especially @ Woodstock!
Posted 14 years ago by rjewyo    [ Reply ]
Love the guitar and organ combo.
Posted 14 years ago by Eveland    [ Reply ]
Toussaint L'Overture? Didn't he play football for the University of Washington back in the 1980s?
Posted 14 years ago by Grammarcop    [ Reply ]
Not too bad for a one-trick pony! 
Posted 14 years ago by jagdriver    [ Reply ]
SIZZLE!!!! HOT HOT HOT!{#Bananajam}
Posted 14 years ago by randerse10    [ Reply ]
Great stuff, but I do prefer the live versions always. Seeing him live was always a treat.
Posted 14 years ago by RichW    [ Reply ]
searing, screaming guitars - 10 for me
Posted 15 years ago by martinc    [ Reply ]
This reminds me of that other Santana song.
Posted 15 years ago by MojoJojo    [ Reply ]
Really nice guitar work. Let's be honest boys and girls, there is a lot of dreck that passes for music. This is not deep emo or protest stuff...just power music. You gotta admire the sound.
Posted 15 years ago by jcioban    [ Reply ]
No one else can mix the music genres like Carlos Santana! Great stuff!

Posted 15 years ago by helgigermany    [ Reply ]

Just sit back, shut up, and play your air gitar....you know you are!
Posted 15 years ago by redstorm    [ Reply ]
 paulpaar wrote:
Tanks!
 
{#Surprised} Where? Should we run for cover!?

Posted 15 years ago by peter_james_bond    [ Reply ]
Santana is who I meant: Oh , those strings ! Smokey. AHH, de good ole days.

Tanks!
Posted 15 years ago by paulpaar    [ Reply ]
Maybe I'm just having a bad attitude day. Geez, I'm just sick of Santana. They get all the props. Amazing musicians. I've just had too many years of it.
Posted 15 years ago by denbear    [ Reply ]
where can i get me some of those bananas?

 kaybee wrote:

Ay caramba!  Las bananas locas y ostentosa!
 


Posted 15 years ago by Dancing_banana    [ Reply ]
 Danny_G wrote:
¡¡¡EL TIMBAL, EL TIMBAL!!!


 
Ay caramba!  Las bananas locas y ostentosa!


Posted 15 years ago by kaybee    [ Reply ]
Waaay too much psychedelicism.  And too much cowbell, too.
Posted 15 years ago by Govi    [ Reply ]
hippiechick wrote:
WOW!!!!!!!

You said it, hipchick.
Posted 15 years ago by lawman    [ Reply ]
 Danny_G wrote:
¡¡¡EL TIMBAL, EL TIMBAL!!!


 
whoa.... how did you do that?

Posted 15 years ago by natalita    [ Reply ]
                                                                   {#Bananapiano}
                                               You are killing me Bill !
Posted 15 years ago by HazzeSwede    [ Reply ]
WOW!!!!!!!
Posted 15 years ago by hippiechick    [ Reply ]
{#Notworthy}
Posted 16 years ago by g-rod    [ Reply ]
thewiseking wrote:
a bit less cheezoid and cliche than most of his stuff but it's still just crossover. it would be instructive to listen to some real kick ass vato jams from the period by WAR.
Could you please define "crossover" for me, and explain why it's a bad thing? I thought this song was quite enjoyable.
Posted 16 years ago by Droidac    [ Reply ]
¡¡¡EL TIMBAL, EL TIMBAL!!!
Posted 16 years ago by Danny_G    [ Reply ]
WAIL babay!!!
Posted 16 years ago by LowPhreak    [ Reply ]
Groovalicious.
Posted 16 years ago by Zep    [ Reply ]
I love these French guys.
Posted 16 years ago by secretsauce    [ Reply ]
a bit less cheezoid and cliche than most of his stuff but it's still just crossover. it would be instructive to listen to some real kick ass vato jams from the period by WAR.
Posted 16 years ago by thewiseking    [ Reply ]
Acid trip to drum circle- I love it!
Posted 16 years ago by felam    [ Reply ]