Santana

Carlos Santana & Eric Clapton Perform 'Jin Go Lo Ba' Live at Crossroads 2004

Crossroads Guitar Festival
Dallas, TX, United States

• By June 2004, when the live performance of "Jin Go Lo Ba" featuring Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton took place at the Crossroads Guitar Festival, Sant... Read Full Description >

  By June 2004, when the live performance of "Jin Go Lo Ba" featuring Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton took place at the Crossroads Guitar Festival, Santana was enjoying a significant resurgence in popularity. His album "Supernatural," released in 1999, had been a massive commercial success and had won multiple Grammy Awards. Following this, he released "Shaman" in 2002, which continued to showcase his blend of rock, Latin, and jazz influences. Interestingly, Santana’s connection to "Jin Go Lo Ba" traces back to his self-titled debut album from 1969, which helped cement his status in the rock music scene. The collaboration with Eric Clapton at this prestigious festival further underscored Santana's enduring influence and relevance within the guitar-based music community, as he showcased his virtuosity alongside another iconic guitarist.

Santana - Full Concert Live at North Sea Jazz Festival: Features 'Jin-go-lo-ba' and More

Statenhall
The Hague, The Netherlands

• In July 2004, when Santana performed at the North Sea Jazz Festival, he was riding high on the success of his album *Shaman*, which was released in 20... Read Full Description >

  In July 2004, when Santana performed at the North Sea Jazz Festival, he was riding high on the success of his album *Shaman*, which was released in 2002. This album was a commercial triumph, primarily due to the hit single "Smooth," which had revitalized his career and introduced him to a new generation of fans. The live concert showcased Santana's signature blend of rock, Latin music, and jazz fusion, highlighting both original works and classics from his extensive repertoire. Notably, the performance included collaborations that enriched his sound, reflecting his tendency to incorporate various musical influences. By this time, Santana was also celebrated for his compelling live performances, a reputation solidified by earlier iconic concerts and continued with this electrifying appearance in The Hague. The concert not only revealed his commitment to artistry and musical evolution but also underscored his status as a pivotal figure in the music industry during this vibrant period of