don henley and bernie leadon sang lead vocals on black magic woman.
don henley and bernie leadon sang lead vocals on black magic woman.
who sang lead vocals on black magic woman?
don henley and bernie leadon
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"black magic woman" is a song written by british musician peter green, which first appeared as a fleetwood mac single in various countries in 1968, subsequently appearing on the 1969 fleetwood mac compilation albums "english rose" (us) and "the pious bird of good omen" (uk), as well as "vintage years".









































in 1970, it became a hit by santana, as sung by gregg rolie, reaching no. 4 in the us and canadian charts, after appearing on their "abraxas" album.
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santana's version, recorded in 1970, is a medley with gábor szabó's 1966 instrumental "gypsy queen", a mix of jazz, hungarian folk and latin rhythms. the song became one of santana's staples and one of their biggest hits, with the single reaching number four on the "billboard" hot 100 in january 1971. "abraxas" reached number one on the charts and hit quadruple platinum in 1986, partially thanks to "black magic woman".









































"gypsy queen" was omitted from 1974's "santana's greatest hits" album, even though radio stations usually play "black magic woman" and "gypsy queen" as one song.









































section::::santana version.:structure.
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