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Welcome is the fifth studio album by Santana, originally released in 1973. It followed the jazz-fusion formula that the preceding Caravanserai had inaugurated, but with an expanded and different lineup this time. Gregg Rolie had left the band along with Neal Schon to form Journey, and they were replaced by Tom Coster,

The fest will take place in six clubs over seven nights in October, with Vile & the Violators headlining two shows in Ardmore.

Carlos Santana changed his name to Devadip in March 1973, after joining the flock of an Indian guru.

Carlos Santana changed his name to Devadip in March 1973, after joining the flock of an Indian guru.

Carlos Santana changed his name to Devadip in March 1973, after joining the flock of an Indian guru.

DURBAN-BASED duo Love Devotion has released a summer song.

With the album "Liberation Time," John McLaughlin, one of the world’s most celebrated guitarists, relishes his roots and looks forward to the future.

  A living legend of improvised music, with a career now spanning more than five decades, John McLaughlin, anointed high priest of fusion is no stranger to translating tumultuous moments into compelling, thoughtful audio art. Witness his searing contributions to Miles Davis’ infamous Jack Johnson sessions, the explosively pioneering rock/jazz hybrid he helped create as a member of the first edition of Tony Williams’ Lifetime, or the expansive explorations encompassed by his own music -- b...

  Article Contributed by MAD Ink PR | Published on Wednesday, April 28, 2021 A living legend of improvised music, with a career now spanning more than five decades, John McLaughlin is no stranger to translating tumultuous moments into compelling, thoughtful audio art. Witness his searing contributions to Miles Davis’s infamous Jack Johnson sessions, the explosively pioneering rock/jazz hybrid he helped create as a member of the first edition of Tony Williams’s Lifetime, or the expansiv...

VISTA AND CATZICO’S HARD WORK PAYS OFF By Zama Nteyi Producers Vukile “Vista” Zama and Sibonelo “DJ Catzico” Nqubuka have the world at their feet. The Durban-born Vista and DJ Catzico met in 2011. “At that time we were still trying to find our feet in the music industry,” said Vista. “We had no fancy or professional studios or anything to start off. We ended up working in a bedroom. “This is also where we spent years working and perfecting not ...