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| | Multi-Dimensional Warrior CDs (2007)
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The depth of feeling inherent in Carlos Santana's guitar playing is nearly matched (but not quite) by the size and breadth of his discography: since the late 1960s the man has churned out a staggering amount of material, all of ...
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| Beyond Appearances CD (1985)
$5.95 
Flashy, mid-80's neon pop is the predominant flavor on the promising BEYOND APPEARANCES. Santana enlists the touch of contemporary producer Val Garay for the band's enduring offering of red-hot guitar and a universalist message. Highlights of the lineup include the ...
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| Zebop! CD (1981)
$5.95 
Longtime friend and promoter Bill Graham joins Devadip Carlos in the production of 1981's zestily-titled opus, ZEBOP. The material makes an even navigation between radio pop and Santana's signature brand of edgy Latin rock. While Carlos' playing reaches a keen ...
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| Blues For Salvador CD (1987)
$5.95
BLUES FOR SALVADOR, while not generally hailed among Santana's classics, happens to contain some of Carlos Santana's most riveting guitar playing of the '80s. "'Trane" is a fast-driving rock tribute to the late jazz giant John Coltrane. The unstoppable hands ...
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| Freedom CD (1987)
$10.49
Bandleader and rock guitar luminary Carlos Santana pays homage to late reggae prophet Bob Marley on the album cover, seen posing in a Marley tee with the yellow, red, and green rays of Rastafari blazing forth from his head. And ...
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| Zebop! CD (1981)
$9.39 
ZEBOP, the 18th release from legendary guitarist Carlos Santana, features 12 tracks including "Winning."
Longtime friend and promoter Bill Graham joins Devadip Carlos in the production of 1981's zestily-titled opus, ZEBOP. The material makes an even navigation between radio pop and ...
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| Shango CD (1982)
$6.79
SHANGO features some of the highest-charting material that Santana would put out prior to 1999's fireball success, SUPERNATURAL. Producer Bill Szymczyk brings his crisp, Eagles-seasoned touch to the set, while singer Alex Ligertwood fills in on rhythm guitar parts, opening ...
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| Freedom CD (1987)
$6.05
Bandleader and rock guitar luminary Carlos Santana pays homage to late reggae prophet Bob Marley on the album cover, seen posing in a Marley tee with the yellow, red, and green rays of Rastafari blazing forth from his head. And ...
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| Spirits Dancing In The Flesh CD (1990)
$6.05
Following a 20th anniversary reunion tour in 1989 to promote Viva Santana!, Carlos Santana reorganized the band as a sextet and recorded Spirits Dancing in the Flesh, Santana's 15th and final studio album for Columbia Records. It was an unusually ...
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| Viva Santana! CD (1988) England
$9.79
Includes a 48 page booklet that includes an essay by Mark Rowland, annotations for each track by Carlos Santana, and a band history chart.
VIVA SANTANA! is a latter-day compilation that focuses on Carlos Santana's solo work and performances by the ...
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 Santana Lyrics and Songs
Popular or famous Santana songs: Evil Ways Lyrics, Soul Sacrifice Lyrics, Jingo Lyrics, Oye Como Va Lyrics, Persuasion Lyrics, Samba Pa Ti Lyrics, Black Magic Woman Lyrics, No One to Depend On Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Hold On Lyrics, Everybody's Everything Lyrics, Toussaint L'Overture Lyrics, She's Not There Lyrics, Savor Lyrics, Winning Lyrics, Everyday I Have The Blues Lyrics. More music lyrics and songs Maria Maria Lyrics, Incident at Neshabur Lyrics, Let the Children Play Lyrics, Aqua Marine Lyrics, I'll Be Waiting Lyrics.
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Santana Biography
Carlos Santana is one of those rare guitarists whose sound is instantly recognizable. His fiery, soulful blend of rock, blues, and Latin music made his band, also named Santana, an international success. From 1960s San Francisco psychedelia to '70s fusion to enormously successful pop crossovers in the early 2000s, Carlos Santana has remained a respected and influential force in music. Though he scored hits with his band from the late '60s to the early '80s, Santana operated under the mainstream radar for much of the '80s and '90s until the multi-platinum 1999 "comeback" album, SUPERNATURAL, studded with pop-star collaborations, brought him (and the band) a whole new audience.
Key Personnel
| Member Name | Worked With | | Carlos Santana | John Lee Hooker, Eric Clapton, Everlast, Lauryn Hill, Michael Jackson, Angelique Kidjo, Al Kooper, Mana | | Gregg Rolie | Journey, Storm, Papa John Creach, David Crosby | | JosT Chepit= Areas | Gato Barbieri, Herbie Hancock | | Michael Shrieve | Stomu Yamashta, Kenny Aaronson, Kenny Aaronson / Sammy Hagar / Neal Schon / Michael Shrieve, Brothers Of The Baladi, David Crosby, Sammy Hagar, Jonas Hellborg, Roger Hodgson | | Armando Peraza | Carlos Santana, Cal Tjader, John Lee Hooker, Mongo Santamaria, George Shearing, Rick James, Gato Barbieri, Roy Buchanan, Eric Clapton | | Raul Rekow | John Lee Hooker, Rick James, Carlos Santana, Eagle-Eye Cherry, Herbie Hancock, Jason Mraz, James Gregory, Whitney Houston, Country Joe Mcdonald |
Contemporaries
Eric Clapton, Grateful Dead, Herbie Hancock, Jeff Beck, Jefferson Airplane, Love, Journey (Rock), The Doors, Traffic, Savoy Brown, Spirit, Larry Coryell, Paul Butterfield, Quicksilver Messenger Service, Peter Green, Wayne Shorter, John McLaughlin (Jazz), Michael Bloomfield, Moby Grape, Weather Report, Mandrill, Al Kooper, Stanley Clarke (Double Bass), Jaco Pastorius, Osibisa, Electric Flag, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Return to Forever, Buddy Miles (Drums), Jesse Ed Davis (Guitar), Bad English, Redbone, Barrabas, Malo, The Pharaohs, Hardline, Neal Schon
Followers
Dave Matthews, Los Lobos, Journey (Rock), The Mars Volta, Los Lonely Boys, War, Mandrill, Maná, Ozomatli, Tom Coster, Ernesto
Influences
Bob Dylan, Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Marvin Gaye, Bob Marley, Jimi Hendrix, Django Reinhardt, Cream, Fleetwood Mac, Tito Puente, Pharoah Sanders, Machito, Gabor Szabo
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