Carlos Santana Says He ‘Learned Very Well’ From Miles Davis & Michael Jackson, Is ‘Immortal Like Them’ The legend's Sentient album comes as he plots international concerts to promote ...

Santana will release a new retrospective album titled ‘Sentient’ this spring, featuring collaborations with Smokey Robinson, Miles Davis, and more stars.

The album's first single, Santana's never-before-released "Sentient version" of Smokey Robinson's "Please Don't Take Your Love," is out today. The album also boasts collaborations with Michael ...

Carlos Santana’s career-spanning album “Sentient” releases on March 28. Its first single, a Smokey Robinson collab, is out today. Courtesy of Candid Records and Carlos Santana ...

Carlos Santana had no idea about the kind of otherworldly magic that his “Supernatural” album was going to conjure up when it swept the Grammys 25 years ago. “I didn’t have any ...

Fellow New Jersey music diehards, this is it — the ultimate Garden State music bucket list: 51 Jersey albums that wholly define our state’s contributions to rock, pop, hip-hop, jazz and much more. If ...

Eric Clapton has announced a new album. Meanwhile will be released first in digital form on Oct. 4 before coming to CD and ...

If you just look at the chart numbers, the self-titled debut album by Santana in 1969 seems like it was the product of a band coming out of the gate with a clear vision of what they wanted to do ...

One of Santana’s biggest selling albums in the UK - it spent 27 weeks in the album charts, peaking at number seven - this was a sprawling double LP that was a seemingly arbitrary blend of new studio ...

Carlos Santana’s sixth studio album retreated from the salsa-rock vibe of “Oye Como Va” in favor of a more abstract fusion, heavy on the cosmic instrumentals, hazy and psychedelic.

After the commercial (and modest artistic) success of Zebop!, Santana tripped again with the largely empty-sounding Shango. "Nowhere to Run" is emblematic of the arena rock they were striving for, and ...

Santana Albums Ranked Worst to Best Carlos Santana & Co. have been supernatural musical shape-shifters for 26 albums. Here's how those records rank.