Carlos Santana

Sometimes, it all gets too much,

I feel like...''stop the world I want to get off''

There seems to be so much bad out there and I need to not think about it, ................

This helps......................

 

Song saturday; Santana

Song Saturday no 2. On a bit of a roll now with this 'magic' idea. Am soooo looking forward to getting away today.

 

john lee hooker & carlos santana , chill out

john lee hooker & carlos santana
  chill out

music for saturday,
a little late but worth waithing for

One of these days,
Things gonna change
One of these days
Tings gonna change
You'll try not baby
Afterwhile gonna be mine, gonna be mine
One of these days
I'm old and lonely baby
Cry Cry Crying
Wont be long long
Things gonna change

Sometime, in the middle of the night
And you're so long, and so long and so long
Tings gonna change, things gonna change
Change change change
Tings gonna change,

Further on up the road baby, things gonna change
Change change change
Change change change
Change baby
You'll try not to leave
But after while Gonna be mine
My time my time baby

Things gonna change
Change change change
Change change change
Things gonna change
Yes it is
Things gonna change
Change change change
Change change change

Change change change
Change change change

Things gonna change
Things gonna change
Things gonna change
Things gonna change change change change
Things gonna change

 

Song Saturday, Santana, Black magic Woman

Music for the Halloween series;

 Black Magic Woman, Carlos Santana,

 

Information from web site

 

http://www.cosmopolis.ch/english/cosmo2/santana.htm

 

 

Born in Autlán de Navarro, Mexico, Carlos Santana, grew up in the border town of Tijuana, where his family became established in 1955. His father, a mariachi violinist, had introduced him to traditional Mexican music. But soon, he was more interested in B.B. King, John Lee Hooker and T-Bone Walker. Aged 14, he started performing with his guitar in local bands and local bars. In 1961, he moved to San Francisco, rejoining his family which had moved there a year earlier. After finishing High School in October 1966, he founded the Santana Blues Band together with Gregg Rolie (*1947, key), David Brown (*1947, b), Tom Franzer (g) and Rod Harper (dr). They mainly played covers by B.B. King and Ray Charles. In May 1968, the first stable band emerged with Santana, Brown, Rolie, José Cheptio Areas (*1946, perc), Mike Carabello (*1947) and Michael Shrieve (*1949, dr). It took them only a few months with concerts in Avalon, Fillmore West and an appearance at the three days of the Sky River Rock Festival in Sultan, Washington, to become one of the first American rockbands - a place he and his band still occupy today, playing 'world music' long before the name was coined. Also important was their historic appearance at the Woodstock Festival in 1969. The Santana Band's debut album, Santana sold double-platinum, their follow-up album Abraxas quadruple-platinum. Santana's selling record includes eight gold and seven platinum albums. But only at the end of 1999, aged 52, did Santana acheive his first US number one hit with Smooth, featuring Rob Thomas. In his career, he has sold over 40 million albums and performed in front of over 20 million people. And the rest, as they say, is history……………………………