Santana

He'd spent the better part of a decade dabbling in fusion, largely disappearing from the charts.

Santana's reunion album 'IV' is held together by the kind of chemistry that only comes when deep friendships are renewed.

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.

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.

Santana fans don't have much longer to wait before they can hear the band's original lineup reunite on the new Santana IV LP — and they don't have to wait at all to see the group take the stage.

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

The original Santana band will also perform a special concert for television and DVD airing.

The first single from 'Santana IV,' "Anywhere You Want to Go," has been released.

Journey will appear with Santana in a trio of concerts, beginning with a date at Madison Square Garden.

Neal Schon hasn't even finished work on the upcoming Santana record that reunites the band's original lineup, but he's already eager to get the group out on the road.

Dennis Chambers, a touring drummer with Santana and Steely Dan, has been admitted to intensive care with an unspecified illness.

Jennifer Lawrence lip-syncs Santana's 'Evil Ways' in a deleted scene from 'American Hustle.'