Carlos Santana

The Fab Four may have once sung "Can't buy me love", but Friday's auction at the Hard Rock Cafe proved you can buy George Harrison's prized Maton Mastersound guitar - if you have almost half a million dollars handy.

George Harrison (far right) with the rest of the Fab Four

Rolling Stone reports that the instrument sold for $485,000, the top earner at Julien's Auctions in New York, which specialized in the sale of hundreds of rare items from the world of music.

Continue reading: George Harrison's Guitar Plucks $485,000 At Auction

Romeo Santos, commonly known as The King of Bachata, was not unpredictably the top winner at the 2015 Latin Music Awards, scooping ten separate accolades for his work as a musician and producer while Latino heartthrob Enrique Iglesias came in close behind with nine prizes.

Enrique Iglesias wins big at Latin Music Awards

The former Aventura frontman was not only Artist, Producer and Songwriter of the Year, but he also stormed the Tropical categories with awards for Tropical Songs Solo Artist of the Year and Albums Solo Artist with his second album 'Formula, Vol. 2' winning Tropical Album of the Year and Top Latin Album of the Year and his single 'Odio' featuring Drake scooping the Tropical Song of the Year. His other two awards were Hot Latin Songs Male Artist and Top Latin Albums Male Artist.

Continue reading: Enrique Iglesias Is Second Biggest Victor At 2015 Latin Music Awards

It's that time of year again where New Orleans go all out to prove they are one of the most culturally rich cities in North America with their annual two-weekend event, the New Orleans Jazz Festival.

The Jazz Festival has expanded to two long weekends since its inaugural year in 1970, meaning that more people than ever can get the chance to enjoy the fine music culture of Louisiana. The Queen of Gospel Mahalia Jackson appeared at the first event alongside renowned orchestral composer Duke Ellington, and from then on the festival has gone from strength to strength and has never once lost the spirit that has made it so loved.

Continue reading: It's That Time Of Year Again! New Orleans Jazz Festival Returns With Another Two Weekends Of Music Mythology

Mexican-American singer and Woodstock alum Carlos Santana was reunited with a former bandmate after decades apart on Monday (23 December) for a special performance.

Carlos Santana was reunited with one of his bandmates from the original Santana Blues Band.

A homeless man was interviewed by a reporter last month and made the evening news after he described how he'd discovered a pair of jeans with $800 in the pocket. Santana, after seeing the homeless man interviewed by Stanley Roberts, a reporter for KRON4, recognised the man as his former bandmate and long lost friend, Marcus 'The Magnificent' Malone. 

Continue reading: Carlos Santana Reunites With Former Santana Blues Bandmate & Friend After Forty Years [Video]

In one of the most perfectly timed, heart-warming stories this side of Christmas, Santana guitarist Carlos Santana was reunited with one of his former bandmates. Before you ask why that might be heart-warming, consider that the former bandmate , percussionist Marcus Malone, was discovered by a newsteam compiling a report on illegal dumping in an Oakland neighbourhood and interviewing homeless people.

Carlos Santana Has Been Miraculously Reunited With His Former Bandmate.

People Behaving Badly's Stanley Roberts for KRON 4 spoke with a "homeless man found rummaging for valuables," who introduced himself as Marcus Malone. After chatting to Malone for some time, the journalist discovered that the man was a landscaper and a music composer with a very interesting connection to Bay Area music hero and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Carlos Santana. "At one time I was with the Santana band, the original Santana blues band," Marcus said, via KRON 4, adding "Now I'm homeless and on the streets."

Continue reading: Carlos Santana Joins With Homeless Former Bandmate In Emotional Reunion [Video]

Legendary guitarist Carlos Santana reunited with his ex-bandmate who now lives on the street of Oakland, USA.

A reporter called Stanley Roberts is responsible for their reunion after discovering the homeless man while producing a story about illegal dumping for a San Francisco television station, KRON-TV reports.

The man, who Santana has not seen in decades, is percussionist Marcus "The Magnificent" Malone. Reporter Roberts found a man rummaging through garbage for anything he could find and decided to interview him.

Continue reading: Carlos Santana Reunites With Ex-Bandmate Who Is Now Homeless

Carlos Santana is lucky to still have his life after he reportedly fell asleep at the wheel whilst driving in Las Vegas. With the music legend sleeping, his Fisker Karma drove out of the lane and careered into a row of parked cars, smashing up at least one, according to TMZ.

Santana Fell Asleep At The Wheel & Caused A Lot Of Damage.

A photograph on TMZ's website shows a heavily smashed Fisker Karma with its front end concertinaed, its driver airbag deployed and the front wheel resting on a large rock on someone's gravel driveway.

Continue reading: Carlos Santana Nearly Killed After Falling Asleep At Wheel