I wish I could still listen to those old LPs, tucked away collecting dust. But this is not an exercise in name-dropping or nostalgia: Santana's unique fusion of Afro-Latino Chicano rock spoke to me at a time when his songs were the only
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I didn't like Supernatural, and I haven't listened to Shamanó yet. But during an important part of my life, each new Santana album meant something magical to me. I hope the it's still there next time I hear him. Otherwise, I might just have to pick up my magic sticks. •
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