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Bereits 26 Alben hat Gitarrenlegende Carlos Santana mit seiner Band "Santana" veröffentlicht. Sein mit Abstand erfolgreichstes Album ist "Supernatural" auf dem auch viele Gaststars mit dabei sind wie Lauryn Hill, Eric Clapton oder auch Hip-Hop-Legende Everlast. Die Zahlen sprechen für sich! Mit acht gewonnenen Grammy-Auszeichnungen im Jahr 2000 und mehr als 30 Millionen verkauften Einheiten, hat Gitarrenlegende Carlos Santana mit seinem Album "Supernatural" offenbar einen Nerv getroffen. Er und seine Band haben dafür die eigene Musik aus den 60ern und 70ern quasi ins neue Jahrtausend gehoben. Geholfen haben dabei vor allem auch ganz viele Gastmusiker. "Kaum jemand hatte das zuvor für möglich gehalten, was für Santana selbst schon klar war, mit Hilfe vieler Musikerinnen und Musiker verschiedener Generationen und Genres neue Magie entstehen zu lassen", sagt Moderator Frank König über das Album "Supernatural". Mit "Blues-Rapper" Everlast bedient Santana auf dem Album auf der einen Seite die etwas düstereren Klänge, beim Song "Maria Maria", dem größten Hit der Platte, hat Carlos Santana noch die Rapgruppe The Product G&B (bestehend aus Mitgliedern der "Fugees") dazugeholt und so im November 1999 auch einen richtigen Mainstream Radiohit gelandet. Der Song war so gut und erfolgreich, dass sich 2018 DJ Khaled und Rihanna die Musik nochmal geschnappt haben und sogar noch einen neuen Song daraus gemacht haben: "Wild Thoughts". Das Santana etwas an ihrer Musik ändern mussten, das war offensichtlich. Zumindest, wenn sie kommerziell erfolgreich sein wollten, denn der große Erfolg, den die Band in den 70er-Jahren zweifelsohne hatte, war spätestens seit dem Album "Shangó" aus dem Jahr 1982 vorbei. Das war die letzte Platte, die zumindest in den USA noch mit Gold ausgezeichnet wurde. Danach war die Band global zwar nicht in der Versenkung verschwunden, aber weder in den USA, Großbritannien oder Deutschland hatte es die Gruppe um Gitarrenlegende Carlos Santana in die Top Ten geschafft – mit keinem der folgenden vier Alben. Erst Supernatural brachte dann die Wende und katapultierte die Band wieder (wortwörtlich) an die Spitze der Albumcharts. Es gab mehrfache Platinauszeichungen in den USA, Großbritannien, Österreich, der Schweiz und auch bei uns in Deutschland. Fast zwei Jahre konnte sich das Album bei uns in den Charts halten. Host: Frank König; Redakteure: Katharina Heinius & Benjamin Brendebach __________ Alle Shownotes und weiterführenden Links zum Podcast findet ihr auf swr1.de unter: https://www.swr.de/swr1/rp/meilensteine/swr1-meilensteine-santana-supernatural-100.html __________ Über diese Songs vom Album "Supernatural" wird im Podcast gesprochen: (10:16) – "Love Of My Life"(24:19) – "The Calling" (26:35) – "Put Your Lights On"(35:30) – "Smooth"(41:19) – "Do You Like The Way"(43:47) – "Maria Maria"__________ Ihr wollt mehr Podcasts wie diesen? Abonniert die SWR1 Meilensteine! Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Meldet euch gerne per WhatsApp-Sprachnachricht an die (06131) 92 93 94 95 oder schreibt uns an meilensteine@swr.de

On this standup, we have Ben Croker from Put Your Lights On to discuss the ongoing war with squirrels that Andrew has been engaged in.

I'm living in the paradox, Both powerful and powerless, The more careful I am with what I take in, The easier life will be to digest. Mars joining the Sun in Scorpio underlines the reality that things are not as they appear. Scorpio knows better than to trust and give yourself away blindly. In this week's mantra, "careful" simply means mindfulness, awareness, and consciousness. The adage is "garbage in = garbage out," which reminds us to watch what we are exposing ourselves to, who we're hanging with, what we're watching, reading, and how we're spending our time. Let's ask ourselves quite often these days, Why???" "Why" will take you down to the next level, and the subsequent "why?" will continue to take you down to the next level. If you keep up the self-inquiry, you can get down to the REAL reason you make the choices and take the actions you choose to take. Then the next question is, "Is this helping me evolve?" Is what I'm doing and who I'm with helping me on my evolutionary journey to return to Source, or causing me to separate further?" The answer to that question may lead to changes in your course of action, relationships, and anywhere else you have invested your energy, including financial and sexual. Onward and upward may we go! Of course, a proper and fitting song for this week/month is Santana and Everlast's "Put Your Lights On!" https://youtu.be/9eJgTUUw4Pw And how about that thumbnail? I had the great fortune of meeting Sequin Kay, the artist who created it as part of her zodiacal series. Check them all out here: https://www.sequinkay.art/zodiac-collection and you can even purchase "Scorpio," at https://sequinkayart.myshopify.com/products/zodiac-scorpio-print

Dante Ross isn't an artist in the traditional sense, but the music industry exec/A&R/producer/engineer had a hand in dozens of classic records and is responsible for helping to cultivate the careers of some of hip hop's biggest names. In the 90s, Dante was hired by Elektra Records as the first hip hop A&R man – not just Elektra's first, but the record industry's first. Dante signed artists such as Brand Nubian, KMD, Leaders of the New School, Busta Rhymes, and Ol' Dirty Bastard, to name a few. Along with his friends John Gamble and Geeby Dajani, Ross was also one third of production group Stimulated Dummies, who worked with many of those acts behind the boards as well. Dante played a significant role in crafting the sound and songs on House of Pain leader Everlast's breakthrough solo album, 1998's Whitey Ford Sings the Blues, and would later co-produce the Everlast and Carlos Santana song “Put Your Lights On,” on the latter's Grammy-winning smash album ‘Supernatural.' Dante is still active in the business to this day, and has signed and worked with more recent artists like Lil Dicky, Made in Tokyo, and Marlon Craft. And this fall he will release ‘Son of the City,' a memoir detailing his life as a crucial player in hip hop's Golden Era. In this episode, we discuss: 3rd Bass "Kick 'Em in the Grill" feat Chubb Rock ('Derelicts of Dialect,' 1991) Del the Funky Homosapien "Ya Lil Crumbsnatchers" ('I Wish My Brother George Was Here,' 1991) Ol' Dirty Bastard "Brooklyn Zoo" ('Return to the 36 Chambers: The Dirty Version,' 1995) Everlast "Tired" ('Whitey Ford Sings the Blues,' 1998) De La Soul "Me, Myself, and I" ('3 Feet High and Rising,' 1989) Pete Rock and CL Smooth "All Souled Out" ('All Souled Out,' 1991) Brand Nubian "Step to the Rear" ('One For All,' 1990) Dante Ross: danteross.com cantknocktheshuffle.com questionshiphop.com instagram.com/seandammit  twitter.com/seandammit  Email: cantknocktheshuffle@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Naked Vibes Show features interview episodes with musicians, artists & healers to elevate your creative genius, as well as episodes dedicated to your spiritual growth called Tune Your Vibes. This is the first of the TYV episodes. It's all about The Art & Practice of Listening - a powerful skill to develop for making a transformational difference in every area your life. Show Notes: :36 - Show sponsored by RockItU - Get a Free Video to help you hone your intuitive skills for practical use in everyday life. 1:50 - We are spirits operating in the material world. How are you channeling your highest purpose? 4:07 - Sexy & spiritual - it all goes together! 4:36 - Introducing upcoming interviews with guitarist Rhett Butler & singer/songwriter Kelly Brown (aka Local Honey). SONG: Hear their amazing version of Stevie Wonder's "I Wish" from their CD, Party of Two. 9:09 - Learn how Passive vs Active Listening - being fully present - is life-changing & why hearing only with the “intellect” is limited. 13:11 - Different communication styles are not just male/female; they're also occupational, cultural, etc. Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus: The Classic Guide to Understanding the Opposite Sex by John Gray, PhD (get the link here) 14:16 - Pauses often convey more than words. Can you hear what's being communicated by what's not being said? 17:34 - Being fully present - books by Eckhart Tolle - The Power of Now, Stillness Speaks, A New Earth (get the links here) 17:50 - The state of Active Listening puts you in your power zone. Song: "Om Namo Bhagavate" - Deva Primal from Embrace makes a perfect meditation for this. 19:30 - “Listening in Spirit” brings Genius & gives you access to your power 20:28 - You are a "portal into time". Stephen Pressfield's The War of Art: Break Through the Blocks & Win Your Inner Creative Battles is one of the best books ever written on creativity. (get the link here) 21:45 - Sonia Choquette - “Intuition makes a protective difference.” 22:44 - Beyond Religion: How to Pray & Get Answers online video course (get the link here) 23:14 - Gavin DeBecker's research on the practical & life-saving use of intuition. The Gift of Fear: Survival Signals that Protect us From Violence (get the link here) 25:38 - SONG: Everlast & Santana - "Put Your Lights On" from the album Supernatural 25:59 - SONG: “Breathe” - Kelly Brown & Local Honey from Late Bloomer. 30:28 - The truth about feeling like no one is listening to us. SONG: “Helpline Operator” - The The from Dusk 32:06 - Simplest prayer for connecting to your source of greatest power 33:38 - Reading: Excerpt from Heaven, a novel, Chapter 26 - "Purple Snakesuit Pt. 2" Show sponsored by RockItU - Get a Free Video to help you hone your intuitive skills for practical use in everyday life.

Everlast is an American singer-songwriter known for hits such as "What It's Like" and "Put Your Lights On" and was a founding member of House of Pain.

Everlast is an American singer-songwriter known for hits such as "What It's Like" and "Put Your Lights On" and was a founding member of House of Pain.

Everlast is an American singer-songwriter known for hits such as "What It's Like" and "Put Your Lights On" and was a founding member of House of Pain.

Everlast is an American singer-songwriter known for hits such as "What It's Like" and "Put Your Lights On" and was a founding member of House of Pain.

Everlast is an American singer-songwriter known for hits such as "What It's Like" and "Put Your Lights On" and was a founding member of House of Pain.

Everlast is an American singer-songwriter known for hits such as "What It's Like" and "Put Your Lights On" and was a founding member of House of Pain.

Listen to the interview here!Tell me a little about yourself and your writing.I’m an odd bird who found a home with writing paranormal. Yep. I said it. I think admitting it is really the first step to total acceptance.Tell me about the story that you've created a soundtrack/playlist for. I’ll talk a little about DEMONIC DESIRES (from Ellora’s Cave) and the soundtrack I listened to for it. DEMONIC DESIRES centers around a group of demons, right hand men to Lucifer, who broke ranks and saved lives rather than taking them. It’s the first book in the stories of the Lost Warriors redemption. The opening scene is a really dark, twisted sex one. My playlist needed to reflect this so I went with Danzig’s Underbelly of The Beast to kick it off. The story then takes a lighter note, introducing you to the characters out of their normal element. I brought in a good deal of Celtic flare for this because the heroine is a warrior from Valhalla. What is your playlist? Why did you choose these particular songs?I’ll give you a snippet of the list because there over 3500 items in it with 230 hours of play time… and this is JUST for DEMONIC DESIRES. I make a new list for every book. Danzig-Underbelly of The BeastRob Zombie- Living Dead Girl (Naked Exorcism Remix)Rob Zombie-DragulaProdigy—Smack My Bitch UpProdigy—FirestarterMarilyn Manson—The Beautiful PeopleMarilyn Manson—The Dope ShowMarilyn Manson—Man That You FearNine Inch Nails—Head Like a HoleNine Inch Nails—Terrible LieNine Inch Nails—CloserSmashing Pumpkins—Tonight, TonightQueensryche - Silent LucidityStained - It’s Been AwhileSilverchair- Wait Til TomorrowFaith No More – EpicBilly Idol-- Eyes Without A FaceStabbing Westward - Waking Up Beside You (Remix)Gregorian-- Se Eu Fosse Um Dia O Teu OlharGregorian-- Meditazione- Christus Factus EstDanzig—CantspeakMassive Attack & Mos Def-I Against IPigeonhed - Battle Flag (Lo-Fidelity Allstars Remix)Alice in Chains-- Man In The BoxRed Hot Chili Peppers-- Blood Sugar Sex MagikSantana-- Put Your Lights OnEverlast-- Babylon FeelingAFI-- The Leaving Song Pt IILive-- I AloneDisturbed-- Down With The SicknessRob Zombie -- The Lords Of SalemBlue Oyster Cult—Don’t Fear The ReaperLimp Bizkit-- Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)Mazzy Star - Fade Into YouKatie Melua—Just like HeavenThe Cranberries—ZombieThe Cranberries—Ode to My FamilyTriniti – NocturneTriniti-- Glen Of ImaalEnya—Only TimeINXS—AfterglowINXS—Never Tear Us ApartBlack Lab—Learn to CrawlBack Lab—Keep Myself AwakeLed Zeppelin—KashmirHeart—Magic ManThree Doors Down—When I’m GoneStyx—RenegadeAndy Gibb—Shadow DancingThe Corrs-- Brid Og Ni MhailleTrapt—EchoWhen in Rome—The PromiseTwisted Sister—We’re Not Gonna Take ItJay-z & Linkin Park - Numb/EncoreAlanis Morissette – UninvitedBlack Sabbath — ParanoidBlack Sabbath — Iron ManBerlin - Take My Breath AwayDHT- Listen To Your Heart (Edmee's Unplugged Vocal Edit) What does music mean to you? To your writing?I don’t watch many movies or much in the way of TV. Music has always been a love of mine. I can still remember the day MTV came on air for the first time. I was six and it totally wiped the floor with Sesame Street. I watched faithfully from that day forward until they started on the reality shows. I had to put up a white flag then. Let the record state that I miss Martha Quinn. Oh, and MTV actually playing music. To me, music is another form of escapism. It can set the mood for you or it can fix the mood you’re in. It’s what you make of it. I love all music, from classical to the rhythmic beating of Native American drums. You name it, I like it—Rock, Classical, Dark Metal, MallCore, Pop, Country, Jazz, Rap/Hip-hop, Foreign (I’m a huge lover of the Italian music scene), Oldies. What kind of music do you like to write to?I’ll make the playlist as I write. If I know I’m entering a really dark scene, I’ll incorporate that vibe into the playlist. When I’m coming out of it, I lighten the mood. I do have one rule, if a Bee Gees song cannot be incorporated into the mix then I’m doing something wrong. Yes. I do have playlists with AC/DC and The Bee Gees sharing airtime. If this story was made into a movie, who would you want to do the soundtrack?I’d like to see Rob Zombie team up with The Cranberries (who can tell me where they are and if they’re still putting out records… I’d love to buy them). I think the collaboration would be odd but I’m betting it would work. Anything else you'd like to say about music and writing/creating?I have a lot of respect for anyone who can create music. It’s their story, put out there for the world to hear.To learn more about Mandy, visit her website.Next week, I interview author Paul Liadis, AKA The Struggling Writer.