Santana Reunited With Homeless Former Bandmate
. 'Magnificent' Marcus Malone was a member of the Carlos Santana Blues Band in 1967 � but wound up in trouble with the law. And by the time Santana had become a big name act they'd lost touch with the percussionist. That changed when CNN reporter Stanley Roberts interviewed a homeless man on the streets of San Francisco, who claimed to be Malone and asked for help. Santana saw the TV report and went looking for his former colleague with no luck. Finally his manager spoke to Roberts, who arranged the emotional moment captured on camera below. "It's an honor to be in your presence, man," Santana told his old friend after they hugged. "I always cherished you. You and your family were so gracious to us." Afterwards he confirmed: "That's him, man � that's 'Magnificent' Marcus Malone alright. His spirit is indomitable." Santana had a lot more to say and explained how he plans to help his former bandmate here. Classic Rock Magazine is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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