Wow, that song rocks, I thank you for that selection.

Here is another by Everlast: What It's Like

System Of A Down - Toxicity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJmt3dr9XYQ

skippy, you have truly outdone yourself with your musical selections this evening.

Outstanding !

Thanks for this. Just in from a late shoot. Last time I saw Santana live was at Woodstock. Does the heart good to hear anything he does.

calgarylady @ 9:

Hey, 2b ... where ya been ... is that Leonard Cohen ?

Hi clady:)

...lyrics to the vid....hey now, all you cladies...haha

;-}

wheeee @ 4:

System Of A Down - Toxicity
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IJmt3dr9XYQ

oy! love that one.

Where is everyone tonight ? (tap, tap microphone sounds here ...)

Leonard Cohen' lost son....Everlast....not a bad pair of boxing shorts either.

Orangehairboy @ #17 is envious that Carlito has critical acclaim from Jazz greats like Miles Davis,Wynton Marsalis , Wayne Shorter and Herbie Hancock. ( Carlos' jazz album "Swing of Delight" )as well as blues greats like Clapton & John Lee Hooker . Orangiepoo is "waxing nostalgic" for Menudo !

Remember Sparky, "Within Simplicity lies the Sublime"

It's all about THE NOTE !! Not about alot of FAST meaningless notes.

Just because Al DeMiola & Malmsteen are masters at speed doesn't make him soulful!!

Miles Davis said something like that.

Oh yeah, David Gilmour & Clapton are other "SLOW" benders that are great guitarists; NOT FAST, but still great.

It's not about testosterone and thrashing, it's about soulful feeling.

Peter Green is the same. So is Snowy White. Shit, I could go on & on.....

Santana and John Lee Hooker The Healer

http://youtube.com/watch?v=ZJ1tJpBl1XE&feature=related

john lee hooker & carlos santana - chill out

http://youtube.com/watch?v=43yvS6bPZDs&feature=related

And for some mean Wah Wah peddle work check out DEEPER , DIG DEEPER from Carlos’ solo LP BLUES FOR SALVADOR !!

Simply sublime 7 minute wah wah attack.

Santana & jazz great wayne Shorter ~ Deeper,Dig Deepe (Live at Montrenx Jazz festival 1988)

Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aqNWFx1VoQ

No one makes a guitar sing like Carlos Santana. This whole album(cd) is incredible. I like all of his work. Every single recording he has ever released.
I wonder what he's working on now?
I guess this was released in 07

Quoting Orange Hair Boy

'Santana can play a lot of notes on his guitar, but none of them good. And as for duets, his attempt to make music with the guy from Matchbox 20 proves that he’s never had good taste. Sure, he played Woodstock, but only because Hendrix, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Albert Collins, the Dead, and many many others had paved the way for his lousy retreat brand of holding one bluesy note aloft before playing a quick blues scale and then holding a second bluesy note aloft. His one “innovation,” using Latin-based rhythms with rock and roll lead guitar, had actually been broached by far better bands long before he came on the scene, including everybody from Ritchie Valens to Os Mutantes to Los Saicos. He was terrible then, sucks far worse now, and only has a career because he sounded kind of good to young stoners in the seventies who still wax nostalgic about him.

Everlast, well… at least House of Pain was rad."

Thank you, Mr. Professional Music Critic! Without you we would never be able to understand why "Metal Machine Music" is superior to "Dark Side Of the Moon". Please never give up in your heroic quest to be the "radest" rocker in the room! To paraphrase Monty Python, what the world needs is more music critics!

Zeb

this is my fav out of his "duets" to save his career record...i do have some respect for carlos but his insentient noodling on that thing gives me a large rash at times....i love Everlast on this...you could easily mute santana and probably would be a better song..."we all shine like a star
la elaha ela allah, we all shine like a star" great line...