The alchemy of Carlos Santana
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For Carlos Santana, music is a kind of witchcraft, an alchemy that transforms his guitar into something you might think he's trying to tame. But taming it, he says, isn't the goal; seducing it is. "When you get inside the note, it's like the most beautiful woman in the room gives you a French kiss," he said. "When you get a French kiss, man, it always gets your attention."
He's been getting that kind of attention for decades, sustaining a long career like he can sustain a note. "I'm a multi-dimensional motherf****r who can show up on any stage and bring things to another whole level of energy," he said.
He was 22 when he blew away fans at Woodstock, his solo announcing the arrival of another '60s guitar god.
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