- Format: Dolby, Full Screen, NTSC, Import
- Language: English
- Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
- Number of discs: 1
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- Studio: Arts Magic
- Release Date: Aug 23 2011
- ASIN: B00505E4U2
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Close your eyes, and it could be Carlos!
Feb 9 2012
By Ron Gletherow
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Max Milligan gives a great interpretation of the playing style of Santana. As a guitar teacher myself, I found the material on this DVD invaluable in conveying this style of play to my students. Max himself, who has several other "Play In The Style Of" instructional DVD's available, has a unique style of teaching which inspires confidence to the budding guitar student, myself included. Definitely five star rating!!
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Jun 17 2012
By Robert
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Really enjoy DVD concerts and of course this show met my expectations Would recomend for any Carlos Santana listner . Thanks
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Jun 11 2012
By nick vespa
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I found this to be an absolute beginner DVD. He shows a couple of the most simple chord progressions and then shows some minor scales to solo over them in the style of Carlos Santana. What I found to be the most disturbing was that the instructor is playing a Telecaster through a Fender amp. Really? Is that the best effort you could put into the "sound". Carlos plays a PRS through a Mesa Boogie. He used SG's in the earlier albums but always plays with humbucking pick ups for that smoother warm sound. A Telecaster is a twangy country clean sound. At a minumum he could have borrowed one. This is one of my peeves because you see others do it too. They use the master's name and then solo over a backing track in his "style". If you are a beginner you'll be fine, but he's not doing anything you can't find on u-tube for free.
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