Marcus Malone

Marcus Malone
Genres	Latin rock, Chicano rock, psychedelic rock
Instruments	Latin percussion and congas
Years active	(1966–1969) (2013-present)
Labels	Columbia
Associated acts	Santana

Marcus "The Magnificent" Malone is a percussionist and original (founder) member of the Latin rock band Santana.

Career

Santana was formed in 1967 in San Francisco with Malone playing as the band's percussionist, specializing in Latin instruments. Originally known as Carlos Santana Blues Band, the group found little success in the music scene until it was announced as among the performers at the upcoming Woodstock and began work on its debut album Santana. However, by this point, Malone had already been convicted of manslaughter and had started serving his sentence in San Quentin State Prison.

Since his release from prison in 1973, Malone had been living on the streets of Oakland until being accidentally discovered by KRON-TV field reporter Stanley Roberts in December 2013. Malone and Carlos Santana subsequently had an emotional reunion, and the former is set to once again play as a percussionist in Santana's upcoming album Santana IV.^[1]

References

↑ Shields, Brian (22 December 2013). "Santana Plans Recording with Homeless Ex-Bandmate". KRON-TV. Retrieved 29 October 2014.

External links

Encounter Santana and Marcus Malone

Santana

Studio albums

Live albums

Compilations

Singles

Other songs

Carlos Santana
solo albums

Studio	Love Devotion Surrender Illuminations Oneness: Silver Dreams Golden Realities The Swing of Delight Havana Moon Blues for Salvador Santana Brothers

Live	Carlos Santana & Buddy Miles! Live! Carlos Santana Live Live at the Montreux Jazz Festival 1988

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Woodstock Festival

Founders	Michael Lang John P. Roberts Joel Rosenman Artie Kornfeld

August 15, 1969	Richie Havens Swami Satchidananda Sweetwater Bert Sommer Tim Hardin Ravi Shankar Melanie Arlo Guthrie Joan Baez

August 16, 1969	Quill Country Joe McDonald John Sebastian Santana Keef Hartley The Incredible String Band Canned Heat Mountain Grateful Dead Creedence Clearwater Revival

August 17, 1969 August 18, 1969	Janis Joplin Sly and the Family Stone The Who Jefferson Airplane Joe Cocker and The Grease Band Country Joe and the Fish Ten Years After The Band Blood, Sweat & Tears Johnny and Edgar Winter Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Paul Butterfield Blues Band Sha Na Na Jimi Hendrix

Related	Bethel Woods Center for the Arts Hog Farm Collective List of performances and events My Generation The Road to Woodstock Taking Woodstock (book film) Wavy Gravy Woodstock (film) Woodstock '79 Woodstock Reunion 1979 Woodstock '89 Woodstock '94 Woodstock '99 Woodstock '09 Woodstock Nation Woodstock Nation (1969 book by Abbie Hoffman) Woodstock Revisited Max Yasgur

Recordings	At the Woodstock Festival (1970) Woodstock: Music from the Original Soundtrack and More (1970) Woodstock 2 (1971) The Best of Woodstock (1994) Woodstock: Three Days of Peace and Music (1994) Woodstock Diary (1994) Live at Woodstock (1999) The Woodstock Experience (2009) Woodstock: 40 Years On: Back to Yasgur's Farm (2009) "Lay Down (Candles in the Rain)" (Melanie song) "Woodstock" (Joni Mitchell song)

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