Santana Abraxas RIAA Gold Album Award - RARE Progressive Rock which became a global #1

which became a global #1 in many countries including on the U

record label gold record award for The Osmonds "Yo-Yo" (Note: Not an RIAA award

The program book features photos and information about both the individual band members and group

Certified autographs of Boston members Brad Delp and Barry Goudreau in blue felt pen on a copy of Boston's 1976 debut album

The album was released on May 6

Santana Abraxas RIAA Gold Album Award - RARE Progressive Rock which became a global #1RIAA Gold Album Award for Santana album Abraxas. Released in Sept. 1970 after the group's performance at Woodstock, it was certified Gold by the RIAA on Oct. 20, 1970 for one million dollars worth sold. Featuring the classic hits "Black Magic Woman" and Tito Puente penned "Oye Como Va", it introduced leader Carlos Santana's distinctive guitar style to the world. The album, actually the group's second, also featured keyboards from Greg Rolie, who a few