You're right! It's "Samba Pa Ti." Thank you Sarah and Mr. Professor. I've been trying to identify that tune for about 15 years now! Thanks so much!
Mike
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I think its "Samba Pa Ti" by Santana.
it sounds like a song that carlos santana did...but dang i cant think of the name of it ! hope this will put you on the right trail, at least.
Does anyone recognize this tune? The entire song is a slow slightly distorted electric guitar solo with organ, drums, bass (at least) in the background. I didn't know how to denote slurs in the following tune format, but all the repeated notes are supposed to be slurred together.
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I'd sure appriciate any leads (no pun intended)...
Thanks,
Mike
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How to insert music:
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