Santana

Did you hear the rock news this week on The Boris and Robyn Show? I hope you were listening, but just in case you were not here is a recap. This week we have great news for fans of Def Leppard, The Who, and Santana. Can you believe it has already been thirty years since Def Leppard releases their Hysteria album...

Following a brief collaboration on last year's 'Santana IV' LP, Santana and the Isley Brothers will release an album together this summer.

The new theme that we are working with on My Lost Treasure is the negative Ns.  You know, the no, no one, nobody, never nothing, etc. songs.  We have a double negative song for today, and it's a good one. I always thought it was funny that the title of today's song is No One To Depend On, but they sing Ain't got nobody to depend on...

If you are a classic rock lover, then you are going to have a field day this summer at Bethel Woods Center for the Arts.  The schedule of shows is incredible, and includes some of our favorite rock icons. Neil Diamond, who puts on an awesome show, will play Bethel Woods on Junes 22...

After a reunion album and shows last year with the lineup that helped make Santana one of the most popular bands in the late '60s and early '70s, the group will return to the road this summer.

There's really nothing like the Olympics, is there?

It's been 45 years since Santana's early '70s lineup recorded together, so counting down a few more days until their Santana IV reunion record arrives on April 15 shouldn't be too difficult.

Today is Friday, and that means another round of music releases.  There are a few good ones to close out the month of March. Robin Trower fans must be excited about a new album.  This is his 21st solo album.  I have been a fan of Robin Trower for years...

The Library of Congress has announced the addition of 25 new records to the National Recording Registry, including classic works by Santana, Billy Joel and Metallica.

Carlos Santana confirms that the group worked on far more music than will initially see the light of day on the forthcoming 'Santana IV.'