Icon Found Out His Hit COVER Ripped off Older Hit…Paid Original Out of Own Pocket!-Professor of Rock

[@ProfessorofRock]

Poll: What is your pick for the GREATEST GUITAR SONG from the year 1985 to present day?

[@David-i1g1r]

Fire Woman

[@christineml1476]

Guns N' Roses "You Could Be Mine"

[@peterd.9978]

Enter Sand Man - Metallica

[@Lam_3-22-23]

Midsummer's Daydream - Triumph Cliffs of Dover - Eric Johnson Smokin Gun- Robert Cray

[@surlechapeau]

Smoking Gun - Robert Cray (1986). runnerups: Smooth - Santana ft. Rob Thomas (1999), Lie To Me - Jonny Lang (1997)

[@tnrodgers]

Appreciate the unguarded conversation with Carlos, he is genuine.

[@ProfessorofRock]

For sure!

[@peterknaust7424]

I was a board member for a social service agency in the San Francisco Bay area several years ago and Carlos and his family were consistently generous and supportive. He walks the talk, nothing but respect!

[@ProfessorofRock]

Doesn't surprise me!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

He’s such a kind man.

[@orbyfan]

I appreciate the fact that the Professor lets his interview subject talk and direct the pace of the interview.

[@davidstrother496]

I didn't know much about Carlos Santana, just that I love his music. Now I have RESPECT for him after hearing the interview. He is a genuine music hero. Thanks POR.

[@DosBear]

Carlos is the epitome of class for sending royalties where they are deserved. He was my late Uncle's favorite guitarist and it was because of him I grew up listening to him. I happen to be that Atheist he is speaking to so that was cool. Great interview.

[@NOBodYnose022]

I've been such a Santana fan I didn't realize he had faded away when people started saying he was making a comeback, he's always been part of the soundtrack of my life. Thanks for all the great music Carlos and thank you professor for continually great interviews. P.S. took my son to see Santana as his first concert in 1993 in Charlotte Nc he still remembers. Happy New Year everybody

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for watching!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

Happy new year!

[@mtn_linda364]

I'm surprised that you got an interview with Carlos Santana. And one without his ever-present guitar. He affords you much respect, man.

[@ProfessorofRock]

THanks!

[@dustybrand]

"Don't use so many pedals...just plug into the amplifier and trust that you are the sound". That's profound advice, not just for guitarists but for all people. That kind of wisdom is what 60 years of playing yields.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Amen!

[@ronl7131]

And take care you’ve not had a breakfast drink that turns neck of guitar into a snake….😂😂😂

[@claytonb9685]

Get well soon Sir Carlos Santana 🙏

[@budc6246]

For the rest of us we'll keep it pedals. Heavy distortion is awesome.

[@claytonb9685]

@ MXR RULES!!!!! 🤘😎🤙

[@watchthis992]

getting your fist bumped, from Santana for knowing your music history, must have been a thrill of a lifetime

[@chrisbenson6683]

That has to be one of those "can't quite believe it just happened" moments 😎

[@c00lkidhAXXOR]

Absolutely

[@fivestring65ify]

Santana has been such a huge influence on so many musicians. He's such a humble man and si talented. His comment on an Amp one of his friends made was the beginning of the Mesa Boogie amp line.

[@eggsngritstn]

Opening doors. Good to hear someone this famous and accomplished being so open and engaging with his peers.

[@ProfessorofRock]

I was blown away by this interview!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

Listening to him I feel like he’s my best friend.

[@howardosden3112]

Great interview! It gave me a whole new appreciation for Mr. Santana! ❤ 👍 🎸

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for watching!

[@umarae27]

Same! I've enjoyed his sound throughout the years, but never bothered to search the personality side. Wow. I have much respect for him now, & hope to hear more from him about him.

[@104thDIVTimberwolf]

I've always liked Carlos, but after this interview, I am an even bigger fan. His faith and humility are as wonderful as his music.

[@Heartwing37]

Santana’s “Samba Pa Ti” is one of the most gorgeous songs on earth! I can’t hear it without rejoicing that I’m alive….

[@dustybrand]

Ottmar Liebert did a great cover of it.

[@DexFlett]

Oh, brother! That is one of the best interviews you've ever done, Prof. Always loved your channel, and now I love it even more. You're a music history legend. Peace and love from the UK✌💜

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for watching!

[@CraigAWhelanJr]

Carlos has always been a reminder me to be a good person. He's genuine and sincere in an industry that chews up and spits out too people when they are no longer profitable. Not the least bit surprised he gives royalties out of pocket to Otis Rush. That's who Carlos is as a person. Its all the more wonderful how much of an inspiring musician he is and has been for countless guitar players including myself. Black Magic Woman from Abraxis was one of the first songs I wanted to learn as a young kid playing guitar. A little older later on as teenagers we would take LSD and look at that album cover with all the finite details while listening to the LP (not encouraging drug use but if you know, you know its a great album to do just that). Awesome interview and my favorite part was Carlos fist bumping The Professor of Rock...very cool.

[@ProfessorofRock]

SO true!

[@MyName-pl7zn]

Carlos Santana interview is almost as entertaining as his music and performances. What a great man, the world could use more Carlos Santana's in it. I would love to just hang out with him all day once, fantastic episode and interview professor!!

[@FredGroenke55]

Well said, Name. He is a special, rare individual in the music industry.

[@MyName-pl7zn]

@FredGroenke55 definitely!

[@TJ-id6ee]

Totally agree. Awesome human being, always felt a great vibe from Carlos Santana.

[@FistandFootMartialArts]

Once? Wouldn't be enough. lol

[@MyName-pl7zn]

@@TJ-id6ee amazing guy!

[@samiam3297]

Carlos is no joke! 🤘😔🎸 many many good inerviews here but this one...this one right here shines brighter than bright! 🤘😔🎸

Professor you are soooooo lucky to have interviewed one of my favorite artists. I am jealous but am glad to be able to watch this great interview. Santana is one smooth cool guy and so is his music. Thank you for sharing with us all.

[@dougpeters1625]

Carlos is in a league of his own! So great. He’s always been so real and so straight with what he does, and what he projects. Also, is he drinking from the same fountain as Ringo Starr? He looks incredible.!

[@michaelnewell6385]

One of the greatest talents of our time. I’ve always been a huge fan in Carlos Santana and his music. This interview brings the spiritual side of him to light. What a great guy. What a great and talented guy.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for watching!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

He has worked so hard.

[@BrandyStaples-d8l]

Samba Pa Ti is a little slice of heaven. Love me some Santana. ❤

[@lannyheinlen7022]

Thank You for bringing this interview. I have never heard of Santana's interview before. I find wisdom here missing in many in the entertainment world.

[@williambenner701]

What a great interview with the man who blew me away with his Soul Sacrifice at Woodstock, only to stage one of the greatest musical comebacks of all time with Smoth! Santana has ALWAYS been a great inspiration to me! ❤

[@ProfessorofRock]

Amen

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

Soul Sacrifice was a fiery performance!

[@generay6807]

Carlos is such a great person. I used to be a fair weathered fan (mainly because of Greg and Neal), but over the years after watching and listening to interviews of this man I’ve grown to appreciate his genius, love and compassion. He’s a beautiful soul. Thanks for the music Carlos.

[@elizabethp2395]

THIS is why I love this channel so much. Thank you, Professor!!

[@borisblvd5354]

About 1999 or so, we saw a show in Dallas with, Santana, BB King & Jeff Beck. Each had their own set, 45 minutes or so. Three of the greatest gunslinger ever!!!

[@VinzClorthokeymasterofGozer]

I really appreciate that you research and find great info to back up these stories I heard mostly as rumors. It's great to get a more full picture of it all. Carlos Santana seems like such a cool guy anyway, then things like this solidify that notion. Thanks.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Glad you like them!

[@karencordoba]

My brother is 6 years older than me and has always been a massive Santana fan, so I grew up with this man's music! Now I get to see what a nice guy he is, and makes me want to be there talking to him forever. Great interview with a legend.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Cool!

[@rjeffadpt7385]

I love listening to Carlos talk almost as much as listening to him play! ❤

[@dianefontaine7204]

Wonderful interview. Thanks Adam and Carlos.

[@mojoyote5924]

Santana is like 78 or 79 in this interview. He sure looks a lot younger than that, still.

[@ProfessorofRock]

HE's amazing!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

I know, right! He has aged so perfectly!

[@ogam5]

.....TOO true - you'd NEVER know he was almost an OCTOGENARIAN - and, having partial Hispanic roots do HOPE that I age JUST as gracefully (I'm 62.....)

[@petewilson2314]

Way to go Professor, landing an interview with this icon. You have arrived my friend

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks, man!

[@gerrycoogan6544]

I love Carlos Santana, not only as great musician but also as a great spiritual soul and a beautiful human being.

[@Whisper_292]

Fantastic interview! I love how his spirituality influences him and his music.

[@ProfessorofRock]

THanks Whisper!

[@bazzathegreat3517]

I am glad he mentioned John Lee Hooker. Chill Out is one of my favorite John Lee Hooker albums and the title track with Santana playing is amazing. John Lee Hooker had a unique sound that it often seemed weird how he meshed with different musicians. Chill Out is as much a Santana song as a John Lee Hooker song.

[@jasongoodrow949]

Santana was on (almost) every bill during the Bill Graham Presents shows of my youth and they burned it down every time. He still gets really loose on stage these days with a crack touring band and a focus on always reaching for the music. Thanks for this interview Professor.

[@surlechapeau]

Fun Fact: Stevie Ray Vaughn named his band Double Trouble, after the Otis Rush' 1958 hit song! Santana's Black Magic Woman - best cover song of all-time.

[@ProfessorofRock]

That's right!

[@thomasbest8599]

Perhaps, a lot can be said of Hendrix and all along the watchtower

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

I never knew that!

[@marinebean420]

Wow, incredible interview, professor!

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks!

[@FredGroenke55]

Yes, the Professor had to correct Carlos on the facts. Adam always does his homework.

[@dustybrand]

@@FredGroenke55 Saw that too and I love that. Professor is so incredibly on top of his game and it's part of the formula that has worked so well. As I always say, he has earned every bit of success.

[@scowlistic]

Professor just kicking it with absolute LEGENDS. Thanks for sharing.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for watching!

[@pawi1875]

Every person is born with an inner and outer support system. And they are more than anxious and willing, with enthusiasm, to open doors for you. Carlos Santana

[@pawi1875]

Don't worry about the support system. It is going to come. In fact, it is already there. They are waiting for you to get your own fingerprints together. Carlos Santana

[@pawi1875]

Everyone has their own identity and individuality, and uniqueness. Carlos Santana

[@pawi1875]

This is the planet of free-will, so you can even dought God if you want to. Even though he is everywhere, you know. Carlos Santana

[@pawi1875]

However, when you do, invite, the Holy Ghost, to help me make decisions, make you, a make, a no judgments, just make decisions, a confer, defer, to a Holy Ghost, And it is ever so near. Carlos Santana

[@RobertL_0563]

Amen! 14:45 How awesome it is for Carlos to acknowledge God & the Holy Spirit to the start of his day. Hallelujah! 🙏

[@ProfessorofRock]

Yes indeed!

[@bdickinson6751]

Amen!

[@dustybrand]

Psalm 118:17

[@gregplaxton2682]

I'm not a huge Santana fan. We play Black Magic Woman jammin. I like him more than ever. He's a thoughtful person. America needs more like him.

[@perspectivewithmikeb]

Love Santana!!! Thanks for sharing such a great story about a true legend!

[@mikebuck1897]

Yeah, great guitarist and vocalist

[@Cat_Rescuer]

I heard Carlos Santana say that at Woodstock, he took an ample hit of mescaline, thinking the band would be on later in the day. Instead, they went on early, but he & the band absolutely shredded Soul Sacrafice in spite of the hit he took. One of my absolute favorite live performances. Thank you, Carlos 🙏 A person doesn't have to believe in religion, but a higher power is out there. You just have to trust. What a beautiful interview, Professor. Thank you for capturing these voices before they pass on. 🩷✌️🤘

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for sharing!

[@bdickinson6751]

Faith is a powerful thing.

[@petechau9616]

I read an article where Carlos said the guitar was like a snake and it was hard for him to hold.

[@Cat_Rescuer]

@petechau9616 he played his ass off as well as the whole band. Their live at Woodstock is Tremendous!

[@RobertL_0563]

Professor, I've been following you since Mar of '24. Of all episodes since then, including the archives, THIS has become my one of my top three favorites. Thank you!

[@ProfessorofRock]

Very cool!!

[@aasja7739]

Not having to give royalty money, but doing it anyway is very cool. I've love Carlos since the 70's.

[@TaskerStreete]

Wow, I haven't seen a Santana interview in years. I really loved the spiritual path he took there for a moment. It was like, kill the ego, and let the Spirit take over. That's pretty humble.

[@JeffTaggart-p6o]

I remember 25 years ago, when Santana came back from oblivion with the Rob Thomas collaboration. Was nuts thinking the guy who played at Woodstock was making a comeback about 30 years later. I think I read Santana married his drummer who used to play with Lenny Kravitz

[@dustybrand]

Yep. Cindy Blackman. She's a great drummer. Also played on the first couple of Joss Stone records.

[@ProfessorofRock]

That's right! Cindy!

[@ProfessorofRock]

@@dustybrand Yes!

[@JohnSmith-mf3dh]

Yeah, that was a great album and then he almost ruins it by adding that pendejo from the Grupo Maná... Ask, a lot of Latinos hate that grupo and certainly we hate that Fer, he's a big pendejo...

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

Wow, I never knew that!

[@DanieVargas]

I’ve mentioned this before, so here I go again… My dad was always listening to one of his albums Sunday mornings. I loved most of it, I just couldn’t get into the Doors, but that’s another story. My dad was a HUGE Santana Fan! I remember staring at the cover art of my dad’s copy of Abraxas. I remember thinking that I really wanted to be at this beach party. LOL, I was 7. What did I know… I do love his songs, Say it Again has ALWAYS been a favorite. And Blues for Salvador (an instrumental) and Europa and my favorite instrumentals of his… The first time I had the opportunity to see Carlos Santana live, I could almost FEEL my dad standing next to me… My dad was my music MENTOR and he would be the first person to say that there is NO SUCH THING as a “bad Santana song”.

[@dustybrand]

Your dad sounds like he was cool as a fan.

[@michaelrochester48]

The best part of the song is the middle section where it goes into a complete Samba and then Carlos Santana rips a huge guitar solo. It is one of the most exciting middle sections of a song ever.

[@mudhens4ever]

You knocked it out of the park, Professor, with this interview with Carlos. Thank you!

[@studi0robb]

i saw Carlos during the moonflower tour. he played five (5!) encores. when he performed "Europa", i was in tears. i wore the vinyl out playing the John McLaughlin/Carlos Santana album, "Love, Devotion, Surrender"...

[@dustybrand]

I grow morning glories and moonflowers. The moonflower was an important plant to the people of what is now Mexico during pre-Columbian times, particularly in Jalisco where Mr. Santana was born. I wonder if that's why he chose it as an album title.

[@morgan9729]

i'm in my 60's (😐) and all your videos bring back great memories. happy new year!!

[@ROGER2095]

The thing about Carlos Santana is not only does he keep producing records, he keeps getting better.

[@floydshambles]

Carlos is my hero. Seen him about 10 times, brings it everytime

[@ProfessorofRock]

He's such a GURU! Love him too!

[@randyhimburg7915]

Santana and Alex Band doing "Why don't you and I" is one of my go to Santana songs.

[@lauraharper3220]

WOW! I am so impressed with Carlos Santana’s spiritual intelligence and clarity!!! 😮😮😮😮❤❤❤❤

[@flagcoco69]

Most men who talk like this, you may do this too, but I dismiss them as potheads or hippies. Carlos Santana is the only person who talks about spirituality and commonality so freely and joyfully and I never dismissed as some young pup tripping on acid. He's genuine. He walks the walk. He puts it in his music, and it's not just some ethereal thing you kinda sorta feel; it's palpable, it's something you can sink your teeth into.

[@ProfessorofRock]

I love it! Great comment!

[@luisaisenberg5832]

This man is awesome, and that's an understatement ❤ Note: BOTH, interviewer and interviewee are awesome So positive, so admirable

[@artie]

In an industry that is known for its ruthless corruption… there’s a light that shines positive in Calos… in that he still send what he believes to Otis in a thank you of sorts for suppling a recording that helped make Santana a huge name. Huge respect. And… he didn’t have to!!! Beautiful

[@kenzuercher7497]

Fantastic interview with my guru, Carlos! I play some of his tunes in my bands even today, Smooth, Europa, Black Magic Woman, etc. Favorite album of his is probably Festival or Moonflower.

[@bobmoore5909]

Being a guitar player for 45 years.I've always enjoyed and respected santana and his music. I've played in many cover bands and did many of his songs through the years. As a guitar player, I can tell you. It is easy to replicate his style if you practice enough. The key I found is this. You have to feel the music. With enough practice, anyone can play a Santana song. But if you don't feel it inside, you're just copying the notes and it will show. So when you play a Santana song or any song for that matter, try to get a feeling for it. I've been playing since I was 14 years old.And there are a ton of Guys who play better than me.... But I give it all. I have and pour my heart into it and try to come as close as I can.

[@Angelicus-p5p]

Santana is such a nice man! Great interview.🎸🎶

[@ProfessorofRock]

Santana is the man!

[@ravenkeefer3143]

This is fantastic. I've heard others who've had the opportunity to talk with Carlos Santana through the years say how gracious and down to earth he is. This interview was a golden moment. It's terrible that so few sit down conversations are out there with the musicians that have been around so long, so much a part of the lives of so many. Mahe Ohna ✌️ Favour Carlos, Adam, and ALL

[@johnathansaegal3156]

Carlos Santana... the smoothest musician, and THE coolest musician ever. Even if you aren't a fan of his music, you have to love the guy just hearing him speak about life. I don't own any Santana albums, but still think Carlos is a wonderful man and highly skilled in his craft.

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

He’s such an inspiring person.

[@FredGroenke55]

Love that line: “the guitars started to sound a little bit ornery”. Great description.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks for listening!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

I know! Just genius.

[@JagadguruSvamiVegananda]

🥳🎉 Happy New Year, Professor! 🎉🥳

[@ProfessorofRock]

Happy new year to you!

[@TheCriminalViolin]

Oh I love this interview man! Genuinely, I resonated so much with what he expressed and said. Carlos and Eric Clapton - THE two most impactful, influential and best guitarists around. Of course without prior artists to give their inspiration to them, they may not have found themselves on this same path, and seeing the same sound and success, but it isn't from those before them that we got them, it is from their own unique touch and styles, and their passion that gave birth to them and their unique sound. So yes, Chuck Berry in example may have been and still be considered one of the best guitarists of all time, and at one point, the cream of the crop, among many others, but Carlos and Eric are truly the best of the best all on their own.

[@Theywereright24-7]

Black Magic Woman was one of the first songs that I learned to play in 1971. It has taken the next 53 years for me to get as close to the “Santana Smooth” sound, (as I call it), as I can possibly get. He has a way with those magic fingers that is hard to duplicate. Great interview!!😎

[@ProfessorofRock]

Very cool!

[@danoconnell1833]

I loved Santana from the first notes of Jingo I heard on the radio in '69. He was one of the reasons I played guitar. His playing always "speaks" in a way no one else's does.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Very cool!

[@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980]

And Jingo was their very first chart hit!

[@OlliGarch]

Carlos is great. I remember his quote saying angels are flying around him while he plays. I may be a bit off on what he really said but something like that. ✌️✌️✌️❤️❤️❤️. Thanks Professor of Rock.

[@garzascreek]

Now that Carlos has come back to earth he is actually interesting to listen to him speak. A great and talented man.

[@MikeBlagg]

I have known for years that Black Magic Woman was originally a Fleetwood Mac song, but had no idea that it originally came from Otis Rush. But now that I hear that, I can see the connection. Thanks Professor!

[@elvis13577]

Can’t originally be a “Fleetwood Mac Song” if it was clearly done FIRST by Otis 🎸 AND acknowledged by the guy from Mac… CLA$$Y of Carlos to pay it forward by paying it back…

[@danielburger1775]

Jody Williams "Lucky Lou"

[@OZARKMOON1960]

Have been a fan of Carlos since the early 70s when we used one of his albums for a modern dance class. He is timeless being a favorite of many from Woodstock to present day. I could not get enough of 'Smooth' and that entire album (the Grammys that year were amazing). He is always so centered and genuine. A true American treasure.

[@whatwhere2018]

This may be my favorite of all your interviews.

[@TheAcademicOracle]

“Only those who can see the invisible can do the impossible!” Thanks Santana! Not only is that TRUE, but I’ll be using those magical words to help others understand Omnidimensional Authors! ✨💗

[@sundaramaji]

that was fantastic. great job, man!

[@TerraRyzinglives]

This is one of my favorite interviews on you page

[@FistandFootMartialArts]

Another great interview that I didn't know I needed. Keep up the Good Work, Prof.

[@johntiggleman4686]

What a coup! I've loved the sound of Santana since their eponymous album way back in the early 70s. I have several of the albums in my collection. Another great interview.

[@Smedleydog1]

I grew up in the 60s and 70s. Santana was always being played in someone's car while we were cruising. You mentioned a resurgence when the album Supernatural was released. I was still listening to Santana when that "resurgence" hit.

[@jeffreyweaver9729]

Wow! What a great interview. Carlos Santatana is so talented and a great person at the same time.

[@pattiselph7443]

Carlos is the best! Thank you for this! 🙏💖

[@mrbniederer]

I found the Fleetwood Mac double album Black Magic Woman at a used record store in Essexville, MI. Barely played. Still have it.

[@dustybrand]

I'll give you five bucks for it.

[@edsiegel5357]

I was just thinking that Santana was missing from these stories. Good timing.

[@cindysnow2123]

I never knew Greg Rolie was the lead singer on Black Magic Woman!! I love learning new things!! I did a tribute to JD Souther on my Facebook page today!! I included the video for FGL's Dirt in which JD acted in!!! Happy New Year, Professor Of Rock!! Cindy Snow

[@ProfessorofRock]

That is awesome, Cindy!

[@Well3eyond]

That is absolute class from Santana.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Amen!

[@martineldritch]

My bad luck that the only Santana album we had when I was a kid was Caravanserai..I knew it was great music but jazz fusion was beyond my young ears to really latch onto and appreciate, it was a world beyond me and I didn't understand the language..but his guitar over the years, yeah, he's one of the best speakers out there !

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks Martin!

[@pistolpeteOH]

One of my favorite bands! Third concert I ever attended was Santana in 1978. Opening acts were Sad Cafe (they had a remake of Highway Star) and Eddie Money. I was 16. I’ve seen Santana many times since then. Always a great show!

[@timnotbrianmay]

I love the interview with Rob Thomas about doing that record, and how Carlos finally decided to let him sing it!!!

[@nohandle1028]

I love Santana's music! I could listen to it all day, every day!!

[@BrentCox-m3r]

Cool interview Professor! 🤘🔥

[@ProfessorofRock]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@flyinpigmusic331]

Great video! Santana is one of my favorite bands, and I would love to see more content on them. Especially the story of how the original lineup broke at the end of 1971 which led to the recording of Caravanserai in 1972, one of their best albums.

[@ProfessorofRock]

I'll keep that in mind!

[@My_mid-victorian_crisis]

My mom always had a lot of great things to say about Carlos. According to her, they became friends from sessions at Canter's Deli and motorcycles. I remember the personalized inscription on her copy of Abraxis, it was awesome.

[@jesserussell7242]

I remember I heard that song smooth on the radio I was blown away by Carlos Santana’s amazing guitar solo I did not know that he did that in one take that is incredible and I used to have the CD single of smooth and I still love this song to this day has some great jazz and Latin vibes and I love black Magic woman and oh yeah come over those are great songs and one Carlos Santana players and it’s just amazing.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Thanks Jesse!

[@yvettevitacaponigro]

Fantastic interview Professor! ✌🏼🙏🏻❤️

[@alvalonline]

ALL music is a spiritual experience, Santana just takes it to a different level. You feel like you're sitting with the gods.

[@ProfessorofRock]

Amen!

[@benjaminforman8901]

"You have to let the Light meet the Molecules." They used to make fun of that quote, but if you know Carlos Santana...