BREEZIN GEORGE BENSON CARLOS SANTANA PLUS

Producers : DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince, Bryan 'Chuck' New, Pete Q. Sample appears at 0:01 (and throughout) jump. In 2009, Jorge brought out an album of rare and unreleased material, Here I Am, through the Misha Music label, and a seven-track EP of new material, Gracias Madrecita, arrived in 2011. DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh PrinceTime to Chill. Jorge once again took a break from performing, working as part of part of the business and management team for Carlos and his band. His brother Carlos encouraged him to pick up his guitar for a pair of projects, so Jorge joined the band Santana for a tour that was documented on the 1993 album Sacred Fire: Live in South America, and in 1994 Jorge and Carlos collaborated on an album, Santana Brothers. A second album for the label, 1979's It's All About Love, was his last release for many years as Santana dropped out of performing. In 1978, Santana made his debut as a solo artist with a self-titled album for Tomato Records that blended disco, funk, and smooth jazz elements into his music. Malo broke up in 1975, and that year, Santana made a guest appearance at a performance by the Latin jazz group the Fania All-Stars at New York's Madison Square Garden, which was recorded for a live LP that arrived by year's end.

A second album, Dos, was in stores by the end of the year, and Evolution and Ascension followed in 19. The single 'Suavecito' rose to number 18 on the singles chart, and Malo were on their way. in 1971, and in 1972, their first album, Malo, was released. (The word is Spanish for 'bad,' and they got the idea when the lead singer's mother told them 'Todos ustedes son malos!' ('You're Bad!') Malo signed a record deal with Warner Bros. While they started out playing blues and rock, a strong Latin influence would inform their sound, and they adopted the name Malo. At 14, he joined a band called the Malibus that would grow to a nine-piece ensemble complete with horn section. His family moved to San Francisco in his early teens, by which time he'd begun playing guitar. Jorge Santana was born in Jalisco, Mexico on June 13, 1951. 1976 - George Benson & Joe Farrell - Benson & Farrell. After releasing a pair of solo albums in the late '70s that focused on funk and disco grooves, Santana maintained a low profile before re-emerging in the '90s collaborating with his brother, sitting in with the band Santana on 1993's Sacred Fire: Live in South America, and collaborating with Carlos Santana for 1994's Santana Brothers. 1973 - George Benson Quartet - After Hours - Live at Casa Caribe Club.

Santana was best known as the leader of the Latin rock band Malo, who scored a Top 20 single in 1972, 'Suavecito,' from their self-titled debut album, and he would cut four albums with the band from 1972 to 1974.

BREEZIN GEORGE BENSON CARLOS SANTANA PLUS

The album includes pieces written by such great guitarists as Django Reinhardt, Carlos Santana and George Harrison, plus pieces successfully interpreted by the likes of Jimi Hendrix (вЂњHey JoeвЂќ) and George Benson (вЂњBreezinвЂќ).The younger brother of iconic guitarist Carlos Santana, Jorge Santana was also a talented instrumentalist in his own right, whose style blended blues, Latin, jazz, and rock influences.

In addition to old material, the album featured two new songs, including his 1 R&B hit 'Turn Your Love Around'. Together, they present JoschoвЂ™s own compositions, along with famous tunes in the style of gypsy swing with rock, jazz, and funk influences. The George Benson Collection is a compilation album by George Benson, released on the Warner Bros. So on this new record, Joscho is joined by three world-class guitarists - Australian guitar legend Tommy Emmanuel, Dutch gypsy swing icon Stochelo Rosenberg, and French вЂњguitar phenomenonвЂќ BirГ©li LagrГ©ne. One of JoschoвЂ™s longtime dreams has been to record an album of songs written by his вЂњguitar heroes.вЂќ When he started to work on the project, he thought it would be even more fun to invite the вЂњheroesвЂќ of the current guitar scene to the studio with him. HeвЂ™s also not afraid to combine gypsy swing with a lot of different styles, like klezmer, pop or classical music. With a powerful tone and remarkable technical skills, he has an instantly recognizable voice on his instrument. Joscho Stephan is well known on the international guitar scene as one of the most creative gypsy-swing players. Tommy Emmanuel, Stochelo Rosenberg,В BirГ©li LagrГЁne & Joscho Stephan Trio

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