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Caravanserai - CD, LP

Santana

Rock | Jazz | Muzyka latynoska | Fusion | Jazz-Rock | Psychedelic rock | Latin Jazz | Afro-cuban jazz | Afro-Cuban Jazz

1972

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LP Santana: Caravanserai

180g Gatefold Speakers Corner

Speakers Corner Records | Columbia 5. czerwca 2020 Europa, Wielka Brytania i USA

Album Reedycja

To rock eyes, classifying Carlos Santana's music into a genre is like dancing on a volcano. While the New York Times hailed the band as the reincarnation of Dizzy Gillespie's epochal Cuban jazz big band of the late 1940s, the trade magazine Rolling Stone wanted to experience "methedrine fever without the pictures." A very simple explanation of t...

Dowiedz się więcej ID: 85919 EAN: 4260019713339 Discogs ID: 3435189

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Szczegóły

Tytuł	Caravanserai
Wykonawca	Santana
Więcej informacji	180g Gatefold Speakers Corner
Format	LP (winyl)
Wydawca	Speakers Corner Records \| Columbia
Kraj wydania	Europa, Wielka Brytania i USA
Data wydania	5. czerwca 2020
Wydane po raz pierwszy	1972
Waga	230 g
EAN	4260019713339
ID produktu	85919
Discogs ID	3435189
Recenzje Discogs	4.45

Santana: Caravanserai Wersja na winylu LP w standardowe wydanie. Ta konkretna edycja została wydana w Europa, Wielka Brytania i USA w wydawnictwie Speakers Corner Records we współpracy z Columbia dnia 5. czerwca 2020.

To rock eyes, classifying Carlos Santana's music into a genre is like dancing on a volcano. While the New York Times hailed the band as the reincarnation of Dizzy Gillespie's epochal Cuban jazz big band of the late 1940s, the trade magazine Rolling Stone wanted to experience "methedrine fever without the pictures." A very simple explanation of the origins of the differentiated soundscapes and the pulsing and chirping of Afro-Cuban polyrhythms was provided by organist Gregg Rolie, who succinctly noted that each member of the multicultural band "plays the music they grew up with." The thrilling sound is evident in the opening track, which is woven from natural sounds, twisted rhythms and tiny melodic fragments, and like many of the other numbers, it's fascinating even without the unique twang in Santana's main sound. Of course, there's also solo guitar material in the form of exuberant improvisations on rock, salsa and jazz essences. Listening to this perfectly oiled rhythm machine, one has the justified impression that the limits of possibility have been explored in this unique formation, which not coincidentally broke up after a short time. It remains one of the strongest Santana records available.

Album sięga do gatunku Rock, Jazz, Muzyka latynoska, Fusion, Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic rock, Latin Jazz, Afro-cuban jazz i Afro-Cuban Jazz. 180g Gatefold Vinyl.

Lista utworów

A1	Eternal Caravan Of Reincarnation	4:25 min
	Acoustic Bass Thomas Rutley \| Drums Michael Shrieve \| Guitar Neal Schon \| Percussion Carlos Santana, Mingo Lewis \| Piano Wendy Haas \| Saxophone [Saxophone Introduction] Hadley Caliman \| Written-By [Authors] Michael Shrieve, Neal Schon, Thomas Rutley
A2	Waves Within	3:54 min
	Bass Doug Rauch \| Congas Mingo Lewis \| Drums Michael Shrieve \| Guitar Doug Rauch, Doug Rodrigues \| Lead Guitar Carlos Santana \| Organ Gregg Rolie \| Timbales José "Chepito" Areas \| Written-By [Authors] Doug Rauch, Gregg Rolie
A3	Look Up (To See What's Coming Down)	2:55 min
	Bass Doug Rauch \| Congas Mingo Lewis \| Drums Michael Shrieve \| Guitar Doug Rauch, Neal Schon \| Lead Guitar Carlos Santana \| Organ Gregg Rolie \| Timbales José "Chepito" Areas \| Written-By [Authors] Carlos Santana, Doug Rauch, Gregg Rolie
A4	Just In Time To See The Sun	2:13 min
	Bass Doug Rauch \| Congas Mingo Lewis \| Drums Michael Shrieve \| Guitar Neal Schon \| Lead Guitar Carlos Santana \| Organ Gregg Rolie \| Timbales José "Chepito" Areas \| Written-By [Authors] Carlos Santana, Gregg Rolie, Michael Shrieve
A5	Song Of The Wind	6:03 min
	Bass Doug Rauch \| Congas Mingo Lewis \| Drums Michael Shrieve \| Guitar Carlos Santana, Neal Schon \| Organ Gregg Rolie \| Written-By [Authors] Carlos Santana, Gregg Rolie, Neal Schon
A6	All The Love Of The Universe	7:39 min
	Acoustic Bass Thomas Rutley \| Bass Doug Rauch \| Castanets Lenny White \| Congas Mingo Lewis \| Drums Michael Shrieve \| Guitar Carlos Santana, Neal Schon \| Organ, Piano Gregg Rolie \| Timbales José "Chepito" Areas \| Vocals [Vocal] Carlos Santana, Mingo Lewis, Rico Reyes \| Written-By [Authors] Carlos Santana, Neal Schon
B1	Future Primitive	4:20 min
	Bongos Mingo Lewis \| Congas José "Chepito" Areas, Mingo Lewis \| Featuring [Additional Music By] Michael Shrieve \| Timbales José "Chepito" Areas \| Written-By [Authors] José "Chepito" Areas, Mingo Lewis
B2	Stone Flower	6:05 min
	Acoustic Bass Thomas Rutley \| Bongos José "Chepito" Areas \| Congas Mingo Lewis \| Drums Michael Shrieve \| Guitar Neal Schon \| Lead Guitar Carlos Santana \| Organ Gregg Rolie \| Percussion Armando Peraza, Carlos Santana, Mingo Lewis \| Piano Wendy Haas \| Words By Carlos Santana, Michael Shrieve \| Written-By [Author] Antonio Carlos Jobim
B3	La Fuente Del Ritmo	4:30 min
	Acoustic Bass Thomas Rutley \| Bongos Armando Peraza \| Congas, Percussion Mingo Lewis \| Drums Michael Shrieve \| Electric Piano Tom Coster \| Guitar Neal Schon \| Lead Guitar Carlos Santana \| Organ Gregg Rolie \| Piano [Acoustic] Mingo Lewis \| Timbales José "Chepito" Areas \| Written-By [Author] Mingo Lewis
B4	Every Step Of The Way	9:06 min
	Acoustic Bass Thomas Rutley \| Arranged By [Orchestra] Tom Harrell \| Congas Mingo Lewis \| Drums Michael Shrieve \| Guitar Carlos Santana, Neal Schon \| Organ Gregg Rolie \| Timbales José "Chepito" Areas \| Written-By [Author] Michael Shrieve