Tag Archives: Santana

Book Review: Journey: The Untold Story by Neil Daniels

All we need now are the Foreigner and Styx exposes to complete the trifecta.

Rare early Jeff Beck, Santana, and Steve Lukather footage finally sees the light of day.

Carlos Santana and B.B.King join guitar legend Buddy Guy on his biographical CD to show he still has what it takes at seventy-four.

Released in 1971, Santana III completes a perfect trilogy of rock albums with deeper, darker grooves and a whole lot of percussion.

Lack of fire, not talent, is main problem as Santana and a new set of guest vocalists take on rock guitar classics.

Santana revisits other people's greatest hits in this week's new album releases...

Santana lights up the Fillmore West in 1968 and saves the world with their hypnotic grooves.

Decades before Bjork appeared, there were some truly outstanding bands in Iceland, just waiting to be heard.

The album’s technical proficiency and acoustic nature will cross over to the classical listener and will excite every jazz enthusiast.

An album that will appeal to both classical listeners and jazz enthusiasts.

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