The origin of Latin rock's impact that continues to this day
Santana's historic debut album combines percussive rhythms with wailing guitar.
Their sound, which combined rock and Latin music, revolutionized the music world at the time. The psychedelic atmosphere is filled with overwhelming vitality and the energy of improvisation, and their impact remains undiminished even today.
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A:
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1)
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Waiting
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2)
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Evil Ways
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3)
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Shades Of Time
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4)
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Savor
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5)
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Jingo
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B:
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1)
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Persuasion
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2)
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Treat
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3)
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You Just Don't Care
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4)
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Soul Sacrifice
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Producer - Santana
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Guitar, Vocals - Carlos Santana
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Drums - Mike Shrieve
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Producer - Brent Dangerfield
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Arranged By [For Recording] - Albert Gianquinto
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Piano, Organ, Vocals - Gregg Rolie
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Bass - Dave Brown
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Engineer - Bob "Deputy Dog" Breault
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Congas, Percussion - Mike Carrabello
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Engineer - Eric "Gentle Ben" Prestidge
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Management - Stan Marcum
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Photography By [Back Cover] - Jim Marshall (3)
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Artwork [Cover Art] - Lee Conklin
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Timbales, Congas, Percussion - José Chepito Areas
