Santana ties record for most Grammys

It was Carlos Santana's comeback night: Santana, the 52-year-old singer-guitarist who played at the original Woodstock in 1969, took home eight Grammys for his 1999 album "Supernatural," including one for best album and two for the single "Smooth" featuring Rob Thomas.

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'Supernatural' success surprises Santana · Mexican-born Santana, 52, told CNN that his leading 10 Grammy nominations make him feel like the Grammys are "the Super Bowl."