From Latin rock to AOR, Santana is not afraid of change.
An ambitious work from the late 70s with a pleasant melodic sound.
This album marks Santana's transition from their early Latin rock sound to a more sophisticated rock/AOR sound. It includes hits like "Stormy," and the lustrous guitar and rich vocals are outstanding. This album showcases the evolution of Santana as they look toward a new era.
A:
1)
Dealer / Spanish Rose
2)
Move On
3)
One Chain (Don't Make No Prison)
4)
Stormy
B:
1)
Well All Right
2)
Open Invitation
3)
Life Is A Lady / Holiday
4)
The Facts Of Love
5)
Wham!
Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar - Devadip Carlos Santana
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals - Greg Walker
Clavinet, Backing Vocals - Dennis Lambert
Producer - Dennis Lambert
Bongos, Percussion - Armando Peraza
Congas, Percussion - Raul Rekow
Programmed By [Synthesizer] - Mike Boddicker
Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar, Organ - Chris Solberg
Timbales, Percussion - Pete Escovedo
Keyboards, Synthesizer - Chris Rhyne
Bass - David Margen
Drums - Graham Lear
Producer - Brian Potter
Management [Direction] - Bill Graham (2)
Engineer [Assistant] - Gary Boatner
Executive-Producer - Ray Etzler
Design Concept [Cover Concept] - Mick Bridgen
Art Direction, Design, Photography By - Norman Seeff
Technician [Technical Assistance] - Steve Cain
Technician [Technical Assistance] - Alan Bagshaw
Technician [Technical Assistance] - Gene Lucero
Management - Bill Graham Management
Other [Assistant To The Producers] - Marsha Ingraham
