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Editorial Reviews
Barnes & Noble - Jon Dolan
Three decades after Carlos Santana made his first, now classic hits -- songs that blurred the line between Afro-Latin groove and American hippie rock -- his ability to blend diverse styles is still inspiring young musicians. So it makes sense that so many contemporary stars stopped by to help out on his first album since 1997's Blues for Salvador. Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean, Everlast, Eagle Eye Cherry, Dave Matthews, and Goodie Mob's Cee-Lo all lend songs and voices to a disc that's mostly a more reflective, contemplative version of the sound that originally made Santana famous. Album opener "Da Le Taleo" is hot enough, especially during the main man's spirited solo, but ...