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Viva Santana! - Santana

 
Description: Genre: Rock - Classic Rock / Artist: Santana / Audio CD released 2000-09-25 at Commercial Marketing / Disc #1 ... more
Viva Santana! - Santana ... Tracklisting
1 Oye Como Va / El Pito
2 Transmutation/Industrial
3 Thoughts
4 Luz, Amor Y Vida
5 En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor
6 Contigo (With You)
7 Blues Latino
8 La Danza
9 Brujo
10 The Trip
11 Reflections
12 Morning In Marin
13 Medley: Samba Pa Ti/El Manisero/Forest Flower Sunset/Brazil/Breezin'
14 Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen

Newest Review: ... be missing a few hits/well-known songs (like "Winning", "Well All Right", "I'll Be Waiting" and ... more

 ... "No-One To Depend On") - but no compilation demonstrates the breadth and depth of Santana's art as well as VIVA SANTANA. And because most of the songs are represented by alternate versions, or are not available anywhere else in any form, it's not doomed to obsolescence - so if you're a newcomer buying this, and (like me) you get the Santana bug and end up with 10 or 12 albums, you'll still need this in your collection after all that. It must be said that newcomers may be baffled by the inclusion, in among...more

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Release Date: 2000 - 09 - 25, Audio CD, Commercial Marketing
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Premium Review Viva Santana! - Santana: Best of too many Santana compilations (615 words)
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It'll be hard for most present day listeners to comprehend how unusual Santana appeared when they first emerged in 1969 and became stars in 1970-71. The interracial band line-up was itself a big deal. Blacks and whites weren't getting together then, or if they were, they weren't playing rock, they were playing funk and soul (Santana would of course play plenty of funk and soul in its later days). And plenty of rock bands were experimenting with jazz in the late '60s - but only in the sense of improvising more, without actually learning from jazz, and extending their harmonic and rhythmic reach, as Santana did. They were creating a jazz-rock fusion, and what's more a ...  Read the complete review

 

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