Festival Santana

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  • Release Date: 03/01/2008
  • Original Release: 1977
  • Sales Rank: 24,587
  • Label: SBME SPECIAL MKTS.
  • UPC: 886972469928
 
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Festival

1LISTENCarnaval 2:15
2LISTENLet the Children Play 3:28
3LISTENJugando 2:12
4LISTENGive Me Love 4:29
5LISTENVerão Vermelho 5:00
6LISTENLet the Music Set You Free 3:39
7LISTENRevelations 4:37
8LISTENReach Up 5:23
9LISTENThe River 4:53
10LISTENTry a Little Harder 5:04
11LISTENMaria Caracoles 4:32

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Editorial Reviews

Santana's follow-up to its comeback album, Amigos, was another David Rubinson-produced effort that moved back toward more of a Latin rock feel, although it retained an essentially pop focus -- "The River" was the first real vocal ballad on a Santana album. If any doubt still existed that the group was no longer a band of equals but a platform for its lead guitarist, the current lineup dispelled that; Carlos Santana was now the only original member of the band left. Although the album went gold, the lack of a hit single hurt the album's commercial standing; its number 27 peak was the lowest yet for a Santana Band album. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

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March 23, 2003: l came across this album when it was released in 1976, and it took my breath away. l believe, Carlos was at his best on this stunning album, backed up with the brilliant other musicans and Fred Catero and David Rubinson on production. l have now re-discovered this sound, and it stil stand up today, forthe true masterpiece it always was.

This review was written about the CD edition.