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Music Review: Santana, the Old and the New, in a Concert Spanning the Decades
16-Apr-2008
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Carlos Santana, who performed at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday, understands the gap between tersely edited, hook-touting pop songs for radio and the percussion-driven jams he unleashes onstage.
Musicians help voter registration drive
(Reuters)
12-Nov-2007
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Reuters - Supported by dozens of musical acts,
including the Dave Matthews Band, Santana and Maroon 5, the
nonpartisan group HeadCount plans to register up to 200,000 new
voters via street teams deployed at more than 500 concerts in
the coming year.
Santana's Wife Quits the Game of Love
(E! Online)
03-Nov-2007
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E! Online - There's at least one person who doesn't want to perform a duet with Carlos Santana.
Carlos Santana, wife getting divorced
(AP)
02-Nov-2007
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AP - Carlos Santana and his wife of 34 years are divorcing, according to court documents.
Carlos Santana navigates smooth return to radio
(Reuters)
29-Sep-2007
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Reuters - Carlos Santana says that "radio is a
friendly spirit to me." It would be fair to call that an
understatement.
Santana releases duet with Tina Turner
(AP)
23-Jul-2007
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AP - Carlos Santana's song "Game of Love" with Michelle Branch was a huge hit and even won the pair a Grammy. Still, for years, Santana wished that fans could have heard the original version — with Tina Turner as his duet partner.
Santana plans to open themed restaurants
(AP)
15-Feb-2007
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AP - The newest addition to the roster of celebrity-inspired restaurants, Carlos Santana's Maria Maria, promises to deliver authentic Mexican cuisine in an atmosphere inspired by his music.
Rock Legends Sue Concert Website
20-Dec-2006
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The Grateful Dead, Carlos Santana, and members of Led Zeppelin and The Doors are among those filing a lawsuit against Wolfgang's Vault, a website that they claim is unlawfully making money by streaming classic concert audio and video recordings
Led Zeppelin, Doors members sue concert video site
(Reuters)
19-Dec-2006
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Reuters - Some of rock 'n' roll's biggest names
have teamed up to sue the owner of a Web site that specializes
in streaming rare concert recordings.
Avril Lavigne apologizes for spitting
(AP)
02-Oct-2006
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AP - Avril Lavigne has agreed that spitting at the paparazzi is probably not a good thing to do. Lavigne issued a statement apologizing after she and her husband, Deryck Whibley of Sum 41, clashed with paparazzi in Los Angeles.
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