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Buddy Miles

Bluesman Buddy Miles' stints range from drummer with Jimi Hendrix's Band of Gypsys to lead vocalist of the California Raisins. In 1967, Miles joined Mike Bloomfield (of the Paul Butterfield Blues Band) in Bloomfield's Electric Flag. After leaving Electric Flag in '68, Miles collaborated with Hendrix on several projects. The soulful "Them Changes" from '70 remains Miles' most popular hit, but he continued his to showcase his explosive drumming skills in the Chicago blues scene throughout the '90s, releasing Miles Away from Home in '98

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Play Band Of Gypsys Dec 31, 1969Early Show Fillmore East CONCERT 27:49 $7.98
Play Band Of Gypsys Jan 1, 1970Late Show Fillmore East CONCERT 1:18:20
Play Electric Flag Apr 21, 1968 Carousel Ballroom CONCERT 34:13
Play Electric Flag May 18, 1968Early Show Carousel Ballroom CONCERT 29:58
Play Electric Flag May 18, 1968Late Show Carousel Ballroom CONCERT 56:58
Play Santana Aug 18, 1970 Tanglewood CONCERT 1:15:13 $9.98
Play Santana Apr 3, 1971 Fillmore East CONCERT 1:01:29 $9.98
Play Santana Jul 4, 1971 Fillmore West CONCERT 27:39 $4.98
Play Santana Jul 28, 1974 Balboa Stadium CONCERT 51:31 $9.98
Play Santana Mar 23, 1975 Kezar Stadium CONCERT 35:43 $9.98
Play Santana May 25, 1975 Rynearson Stadium CONCERT 54:48 $9.98
Play Santana May 7, 1976 Beacon Theatre CONCERT 1:34:37 $9.98
Play Santana Dec 12, 1976 Westfalenhalle CONCERT 1:00:31 $9.98
Play Santana Dec 31, 1976 Cow Palace CONCERT 1:18:43 $9.98
Play Santana Feb 9, 1978Early Show Palladium CONCERT 1:30:34 $9.98
Play Santana Feb 9, 1978Late Show Palladium CONCERT 1:44:50 $9.98
Play Santana Feb 10, 1978Early Show Palladium CONCERT 1:39:46 $9.98
Play Santana Feb 10, 1978Late Show Palladium CONCERT 1:43:46 $9.98
Play Santana Oct 16, 1978 Bottom Line CONCERT 1:27:06 $9.98
Play Santana Jun 16, 1982 New York City CONCERT 27:33 $4.98
Play Santana Sep 22, 1982 Montreal Forum CONCERT 57:44 $9.98
Play Santana Nov 25, 1984 Berkeley Community Theatre CONCERT 17:35 $4.98
Play Santana Oct 31, 1986 Madison Square Garden CONCERT 39:25 $9.98
Play Santana Sep 25, 1988 Interview INTERVIEW 33:11
Play Santana Nov 26, 1988Early Show Sunrise Music Theatre CONCERT 1:57:10 $9.98
Play Santana Nov 26, 1988Late Show Sunrise Music Theatre CONCERT 2:09:42 $9.98
Play Santana Nov 3, 1991 Golden Gate Park CONCERT 53:13
Play Santana Oct 10, 1992 Shoreline Amphitheatre CONCERT 1:14:24 $9.98

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