Santana - King Biscuit Flower Hour Album

Tracklist

1	–Santana	Soul Sacrifice
2	–Santana	Time Waits For No One
3	–Bill Minkin	Incue
4	–Bill Minkin	Open
5	–Santana	incident At Neshabur
6	–Bill Minkin	Outcue: "...theatre near you."
7	–No Artist	1kc tone for setting level and balance	0:40
8	–No Artist	Commercials
9	–Bill Minkin	Outcue: "...Marine Corps."
10	–No Artist	Promo bed	0:32
11	–Santana	Gypsy Queen
12	–Santana	Savor
13	–Santana	Give And Take
14	–Santana	Black Magic Woman
15	–Santana	Oye Como Va
16	–	Track 2	(35:08)
17	–	Track 3	(22:52)
18	–Bill Minkin	End Of Show	1:38
19	–Bill Minkin	Promo	0:37

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
none	Santana	King Biscuit Flower Hour ‎(CD, Transcription)	DIR Radio Network	none	US	1989
none	Santana	King Biscuit Flower Hour ‎(CD, Transcription)	DIR Radio Network	none	US	1991
015, RD 015	Santana	The King Biscuit Flower Hour ‎(LP, Transcription)	DIR Radio Network, DIR Radio Network	015, RD 015	Italy	1988
none	Santana	King Biscuit Flower Hour ‎(CD, Transcription)	DIR Radio Network	none	US	1989

Credits

• Executive-Producer – Bob Meyrowitz
• Hosted By – Bill Minkin

Notes

King Biscuit Flower Hour broadcast featuring Santana live at the Rynearson Stadium, Ypsilanti, Michigan, May 25th 1975. A show called Summer Celebration also with Peter Frampton's Camel and Lynyrd Skynyrd as guests.

Distributed by the DIR Radio Network, air date October 2, 1988.

CD contained in generic DIR Radio Network papersleeve, with cue sheet.

On disc: For radio play only (not for sale).

Worth noting the track 'Time Waits For No One' has never been released officially in any form, studio or live.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Mirrored): MADE BY DISCOVERY SYSTEMS - AN AMERICAN COMPANY 3R70100B

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – DIR Broadcasting
• Copyright (c) – DIR Broadcasting
• Made By – Discovery Systems
• Recorded At – Rynearson Stadium

Short intro

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