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Carlos Santana the “Poor boy” from Tijuana made a remarkable announcement that music is much like a Religion to him. He told the media that music is not plastic, religion and politics are muddled with profanities. The artist with in him shows his coolness as the world is getting worst.
The 61 year old music legend even added that Rock and Roll are like liturgies. He is a though nut to understand how he perceived natural things because he is more than the music itself. His album the Inner light is also the theme of Multi Dimensional Warrior, a two-disc compilation of lesser-known songs from 1970-2002. The album comes out Sept. 30. Available in vinyl records too.
"Ain't no doubt about it, it's a spiritual CD," he says by phone from his office near San Francisco.
The man has a lot of mystery in him and he even bragged about hearing lots of voices. He talks to his personal angel, Metatron for personal guidance. Today, he says he speaks to Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, who've been dead for years. He also consults daily with the late jazz legends Miles Davis and John Coltrane.
Totally an incredible guy, isn’t it?
Rare Vinyl Disc of Carlos Santana
The 61 year old music legend even added that Rock and Roll are like liturgies. He is a though nut to understand how he perceived natural things because he is more than the music itself. His album the Inner light is also the theme of Multi Dimensional Warrior, a two-disc compilation of lesser-known songs from 1970-2002. The album comes out Sept. 30. Available in vinyl records too.
"Ain't no doubt about it, it's a spiritual CD," he says by phone from his office near San Francisco.
The man has a lot of mystery in him and he even bragged about hearing lots of voices. He talks to his personal angel, Metatron for personal guidance. Today, he says he speaks to Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, who've been dead for years. He also consults daily with the late jazz legends Miles Davis and John Coltrane.
Totally an incredible guy, isn’t it?
Rare Vinyl Disc of Carlos Santana
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