Carlos Santana
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Sep 22, 2026
Hannah SimoneHOST
He doesn't say it to brag, but if something comes up that connects, then he shares.
Hannah SimoneHOST
And because they were in his apartment for that quadruple little date situation, there was like, you know, the picture on the wall to make the Santana reference.
Hannah SimoneHOST
They're in the apartment, which asks a lot of questions because it's fancy.
Hannah SimoneHOST
But when Cece was dating him, I don't think that like the opportunity arose to be like, how'd you get that Ferrari? You know what I mean?
Michael CastilloHOST
that short? I went back and looked it up.
Michael CastilloHOST
It's like Carlos Santana, the first baseman for the Guardians, who wears his pants so high they're like shorts.
Michael CastilloHOST
It's the football equivalent of that where his pants are cut mid-thigh.
Michael CastilloHOST
He looks like Evan Mobley out there.
speaker_3NARRATOR
He mused, there is, of course, all the changes in the music business, but there's also what I've been through.
speaker_3NARRATOR
The first two The Calling records had this huge success, and I went to do a solo record, and I had this hit with Santana.
speaker_3NARRATOR
That was in 2005.
speaker_3NARRATOR
I was going to do the solo record and then come back to The Calling's third record.
ProudyHOST
He mused, there is, of course, all the changes in the music business, but there's also what I've been through.
ProudyHOST
The first two The Calling records had this huge success, and I went to do a solo record, and I had this hit with Santana.
ProudyHOST
That was in 2005.
ProudyHOST
I was going to do the solo record and then come back to The Calling's third record.
RussellHOST
They've got six album sales, US album sales.
RussellHOST
They've got Chicago, Creedence, Santana, GNR, and then Boston rounding out the top 10 in album sales.
RussellHOST
Yeah,
MattHOST
that makes sense.
Young GuruGUEST
Right.
Memphis BleekHOST
Like, because, you know, when we was going to do the verses, you know what I mean, with Santana, one thing Santana said is, I, you can't, if you're going to do the verses, you can't play none of the songs that Hov wrote.
Memphis BleekHOST
And I said, all right, cool.
Memphis BleekHOST
I wasn't playing Coming of Age anyway.
Big RickHOST
Robert Cray played that.
Big RickHOST
Carlos Santana, ZZ Top, John Mayer, Joe Walsh, Steve Vai, John McLaughlin.
Big RickHOST
Really cool lineup.
Big RickHOST
And there was a couple other things that stood out from this first one.
Beau BlanchardGUEST
It's a chance for them to kind of let their guard down and enjoy meeting other filmmakers.
Beau BlanchardGUEST
And I've had so many instances in Mill Valley where somebody's walking up the street and it's like, you know, Carlos Santana.
Beau BlanchardGUEST
And he's like introducing himself to me like, hey, I'm Carlos.
Beau BlanchardGUEST
You know, and I'm like, yeah, I know.
Pete HewlettGUEST
I came back to Pittsburgh for a few months, then went back to New York.
Pete HewlettGUEST
And a friend of mine mentioned that Michael Shreve, who was Santana's drummer, was holding auditions for looking for a guitar player singer.
Pete HewlettGUEST
So I went to the audition.
Pete HewlettGUEST
I got that gig and it was a band called Novo Combo.
Gary LachmanGUEST
He never liked that in interviews.
Gary LachmanGUEST
I'd say, yeah, Clem used to play the Allman Brothers and Santana and the Grateful Dead.
Gary LachmanGUEST
And he's like, no,
speaker_3NARRATOR
no, no, no.
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Gary LachmanGUEST
I mean, he was an incredible performer.
Gary LachmanGUEST
I mean, one of the stories I tell is that we did these shows opening for the Rolling Stones.
Gary LachmanGUEST
Well, actually opening for Santana, who opened for the Rolling Stones.
Gary LachmanGUEST
in, I think it was November 1981 at the Silverdome in Detroit.
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