Erroneous Credit
On first pressings of both Santana's debut album and the single release, the songwriting credit was originally given to Jimmie Zack. Zack was a minor rockabilly artist out of the Midwest who recorded a song with the same title (as Jimmie Zack and The Blues Rockers) for a small regional label in 1960 ; however, it was not the same song as recorded by Santana.
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