Santana- Santana-LP
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- Format: LP
- Label: Columbia, Pacific Recording Studios, Pacific Recording Studios, Columbia Records, CBS Inc., Petra Music, Customatrix
- Catalog number: CS 9781
- Country: US
Santana’s 1969 self-titled album marks a vibrant crossroads where Latin percussion meets blues-rock energy, propelled by Carlos Santana’s distinctive guitar work and the rhythmic layers of José “Chepito” Áreas on timbales and congas. Tracks like “Soul Sacrifice” and “Evil Ways” showcase the band’s ability to blend intricate percussion with fiery solos, creating a sound that invited listeners into a new groove-driven world. Engineered by Glen Kolotkin and Mike Larner, this record captures the ensemble’s dynamic interplay with a clarity that rewards focused listening. It’s the kind of album that reminds you percussion isn’t just background—it’s the heartbeat. This pressing from 1969 offers a chance to experience that energy on vinyl with a clean, glossy surface showing only minor signs of use typical for the era. The VG++ grade means you can expect very light paper scuffs or faint lines but no significant defects, so the music remains front and center. For anyone looking to add a pivotal moment of Santana’s early sound to their collection, this copy balances historical context and listening quality without needing to chase after pristine perfection. After all, even the best percussionists appreciate a little subtlety in their grooves.
Track listing & samples
Santana - Santana
Side A
- Waiting
- Evil Ways
- Shades Of Time
- Savor
- Jingo
Side B
- Persuasion
- Treat
- You Just Don't Care
- Soul Sacrifice
Sound samples are included to help you get a feel for the music, but they may not always match the exact pressing or track version of the record listed. When in doubt, trust the photos and pressing information - that's the actual record you're buying.
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