  Santana has spanned over 3
decades of music in various incarnations of
members and players, with Carlos Santana
always being the frontman and the inspiration
for their blend of world music and rock
sensibility. Carlos Santana was born July 20,
1947 in Mexico and later moved to California
with his family as a teenager. Musical
influences first came in the form of his
father who was a mariachi violinist. It was
in San Francisco where Carlos was able to
find a mix for his traditional Mexican
musical roots and his developing interests in
rock and roll within a diverse musical
community.
 Carlos Santana's success began
in San Francisco as part of the Santana Blues
Band by 1966. The group then
became Santana and performed at Woodstock. In
December, 1969, Santana was released and after
their impressive Woodstock performance,
Santana signed with Columbia Records. The
group hit it big with the classics "Evil
Ways" and "Jingo." The
original lineup of the group included Carlos,
Gregg Rolie, David Brown, Michael Shrieve,
Mike Carabello, and Jose Chepito. Santana was certified gold in
1969.
 Abraxas was released with the
hits "Black Magic Woman / Gypsy
Queen" and "Oye Como Va" and
the LP topped the charts.
Santana
III was released with the
favorites "Everybody's Everything"
and "No One To Depend On" and also
topped the LP charts. Neal Schon, Tom Rutley,
and Coke Escovedo joined the group as Brown
left.
 Carlos
Santana & Buddy Miles! Live! was released and
certified gold.
Caravanserai was released and the
lineup of the group changed as Rolie and
Schon departed and formed Journey.
 Welcome and Love,
Devotion And Surrender were released and
certified gold.
Illuminations (a
collaboration with Alice Coltrane
and David Holland) and Borboletta were released
 Santana released a hits
compilation - Santana's
Greatest Hits.
Amigos was released
with another new line-up of group members
which was to change again by the end of the
year.
Amigos was certified gold.
 Santana released Festival.
Festival was certified gold.
Moonflower was released.
 Moonflower was certified gold.
Inner
Secrets was released and
certified gold.
 Marathon was released.
Santana hit the Top 40
with "You Know That I Love
You."
from the LP Marathon
ARC chart run: 38 - 35 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 231
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The
Swing Of Delight was released.
 # 77
Singles Artist of the Year
 Zebop! was released with the
hit "Winning."
from the LP Zebop!
ARC chart run: 39 - 33 - 29 - 25 - 22 - 21 - 19 - 16 - 14 - 30 - 40 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 110
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Santana hit the Top 40
with "Winning."
 Zebop! was certified gold.
 # 80
Singles Artist of the Year
Shango was released.
Santana hit the Top 40
with "Hold On."
 Santana hit the Top 10 with "Hold On."
from the LP Shango
ARC chart run: 33 - 28 - 24 - 20 - 16 - 15 - 14 - 13 - 12 - 10 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 88
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 Havana
Moon was released.
 # 175
Singles Artist of the Year
Beyond
Appearances was released.
Santana appeared at
Live Aid.
 Carlos Santana worked
on the music for the film La
Bamba.
Abraxas was certified 4x
platinum, Santana was certified 2x
platinum, Santana
III was certified 2x
platinum, Caravanserai was certified
platinum, Santana's
Greatest Hits was certified
platinum, and Carlos
Santana & Buddy Miles! Live! was certified
platinum.
 Freedom was released.
Blues
For Salvador was released.
Santana participated in
the "Rock 'N Roll Summit" concert.
Carlos Santana won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental
Performance for Blues
For Salvador.
 Viva
Santana! was released.
Carlos Santana toured
with jazz saxophonist Wayne Shorter.
Borboletta was certified gold.
 Spirits
Dancing In The Flesh was released.
Moonflower was certified
platinum.
Santana's
Greatest Hits was certified 2x platinum.
Carlos Santana was arrested on
marijuana possession charges in Houston, TX.
 Milagro was released
as Santana changed record companies and
signed with Polydor Records.
Santana was
nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental
Performance ("Gypsy/Grajonca").
Sacred
Fire: Santana Live In South America was released.
 Santana
Brothers was released.
Marathon was certified gold.
Santana signed with
Arista Records.
Santana was
nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Instrumental
Performance ("Every Now And Then"
with Vernon Reid).
Carlos Santana received a star
on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Carlos Santana was honored with
the Billboard Century Award.
Rock
'N Roll Hall Of Fame's 500
Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll includes "Black
Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen."
 Live
At The Fillmore 1968 was released.
Carlos Santana was honored as
the Latino Music Legend of the Year at the
Chicano Music Awards.
Moonflower was certified 2x
platinum and Viva
Santana! was certified gold.
 Santana was inducted into the Rock
'N Roll Hall of Fame.
The
Best Of Santana was released.
Ranked # 87 on VH1: Greatest
Artists of Rock & Roll (and
# 43 on Rock On The Net's
Poll).
 # 48
Singles Artist of the Year
 Supernatural was released
with collaborations with Lauryn
Hill, Eric
Clapton, Wyclef
Jean, Dave
Matthews, Everlast, and more. The first
single "Smooth" featuring Rob Thomas of Matchbox
20 hit #1 on the singles charts by
the end of the year propelling the LP to the
top of the charts as well. Santana said of
the LP: "You can really feel God's hand
in this. Usually when you do a CD with so
many incredibly talented people there's no
glue, no cohesiveness. But on Supernatural, everyone involved
from the musicians to the engineers
understood the intentions, motives and
purpose of making this CD. We all the
bullseye."
 Supernatural was certified gold.
Santana hit the Top 40 with
"Smooth" featuring Rob
Thomas.
from the LP Supernatural
ARC chart run: 38 - 29 - 21 - 15 - 12 - 11 - 10 - 6 - 4 - 2 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 6 - 8 - 8 - 10 - 13 - 17 - 20 - 24 - 28 - 33 - 38 - off
Year-End Chart
Position: # 4
RIAA
Certification: Platinum
Billboard # 1: Hot 100, Adult Top
40, Hot 100 Airplay, Top 40 Mainstream, Top
40 Tracks, Singles Sales
Grammy Winner: Record of the Year, Best Pop Collaboration with
Vocals
Rolling Stone
& MTV: '100 Greatest Pop Songs': # 32
VH1: '100 Best
Songs of the Past 25 Years': # 60
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Supernatural topped the Billboard
Latin 50 Albums chart for 1 week.
Supernatural was certified
platinum.
Supernatural was certified 2x
platinum.
Santana hit the Top
10
with "Smooth."
Santana hit #1
for a week with "Smooth" and also topped
the Billboard Hot 100 for 12 weeks.
The
Best Of Santana was certified gold and Supernatural was certified 3x
platinum.
"Smooth" topped the
Billboard Adult Top 40 for 25 weeks.
The single "Smooth" was certified
platinum (and topped the Billboard Hot 100
Singles Airplay chart for 5 weeks, the
Billboard Hot 100 Singles Sales chart for 2
weeks, and the Billboard Top 40 Tracks chart
for 10 weeks).
Supernatural was certified 5x
platinum and Zebop! was certified
platinum.
 # 26
Singles Artist of the Year
Santana won an American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Album (Supernatural) and was also
nominated for Favorite Pop/Rock
Band/Duo/Group.
Supernatural was certified 7x
platinum.
 Santana
returned to the Top 40 with "Maria,
Maria"
(featuring The Product G&B)
at the end of the month.
from the LP Supernatural
ARC chart run: 38 - 28 - 23 - 16 - 11 - 9 - 8 - 5 - 4 - 2 - 2 - 2 - 3 - 5 - 12 - 18 - 23 - 30 - 37 -
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 Carlos Santana
dominated the Grammy
Awards with awards
for Album of the Year and Best Rock Album (Supernatural), Record of the Year and Best Pop Collaboration with
Vocals
("Smooth" with Rob
Thomas), Best Pop Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("Maria,
Maria"),
Best Pop Instrumental
Performance ("El Farol"), Best Rock Instrumental
Performance ("The Calling" with Eric
Clapton), and Best Rock Performance by a Duo
or Group with Vocal ("Put
Your Lights On" with Everlast). Santana was also
nominated for Best Pop Collaboration with
Vocals
("Love
Of My Life" with Dave
Matthews).
The single
"Maria,
Maria"
was certified platinum.
Supernatural was certified 8x
platinum.
"Maria,
Maria"
topped the Billboard Maxi-Singles Sales chart
for 4 weeks.
Carlos Santana told Rolling
Stone that he was sexually abused as
a child in Mexico.
Supernatural was certified 10x
platinum.
The
Best Of Santana was certified platinum.
Santana hit the
Top
10
with "Maria,
Maria."
Supernatural was certified 11x
platinum, Santana's
Greatest Hits was certified 7x platinum, Abraxas was certified 5x
platinum, and Shango was certified gold.
Santana also
won a California Music Award for Outstanding
Album and Single ("Smooth").
"Maria,
Maria"
topped the Billboard Hot 100 for 10 weeks and
the Billboard R&B/Hip Hop charts for 3
weeks.
Supernatural topped the UK charts
for 2 weeks.
Santana were awarded Favorite
Artist or Group, Rock at the Blockbuster
Awards.
Supernatural was certified 12x
platinum.
 Santana hit the Top 40 with
"Put
Your Lights On" (featuring Everlast).
Supernatural was certified 13x
platinum.
Santana were
nominated for a few Latin Grammy Award for
Record of the Year ("Corazon
Espinado"), Best Pop Instrumental
Performance ("El Farol"), and Best
Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with
Vocals ("Corazon Espinado").
Santana hit the Top 40
with "Love
Of My Life" (featuring Dave
Matthews).
Santana won 3
Latin Grammy Awards for Record of the Year
and Rock Performance by a Duo or Group
("Corazon Espinado" with Mana)
and Pop Instrumental Performance ("El
Farol").
Carlos Santana ended touring for
the year and become a husband again:
"It's important for me to be husband for
6 months... no Santana, no concerts."
 Rolling Stone
& MTV: 100 Greatest Pop Songs includes "Smooth" at # 32.
Santana
released The
Best Of Santana Volume 2.
Carlos took
home 2 'My VH1' Awards - Man of the Year and
Your Song Kicked Ass But Was Played Too Damn
Much Award ("Smooth").
Santana topped Billboard
Year-End Charts with the Top Internet
Album (Supernatural), Top Hot 100 Singles
Sales ("Maria,
Maria"),
and Top Hot Adult Top 40 Track ("Smooth").
VH1: 100
Greatest Albums includes Abraxas at # 85.
Carlos Santana
was a recipient of Rock The Vote's Patrick
Lippert Award for his work with the Milagro
Foundation.
Supernatural was certified 14x
platinum.
Santana was
nominated for a Brit Award for Best
International Group
 # 61
Singles Artist of the Year
 Santana hit the Top 40 with Michelle Branch with "The Game Of Love" (and the Top 10 in a few weeks).
from the LP Shaman
ARC chart run: 33 - 21 - 12 - 8 - 5 - 1 - 1 - 3 - 3 - 4 - 4 - 7 - 8 - 21 - 25 - 26 - 35 - off
October 22: Santana's next LP, Shaman, included many
collaborations with well-known and current
music artists.
The
Essential Santana was also released.
 Santana topped
the Billboard 200 LP chart with Shaman.
Santana hit #1 for 2 weeks with Michelle Branch with "The Game Of Love."
Santana topped the Billboard
Adult Top 40 chart for 13 weeks with "The Game Of Love."
Shaman was certified 2x
platinum.
 # 43
Singles Artist of the Year
Santana performed at the
pre-show of Super Bowl XXXVII.
Santana won a Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration with
Vocals
("The Game Of Love" with Michelle Branch).
Santana began
his world tour in Texas.
Santana topped the Billboard
Adult Contemporary chart for 4 weeks with
"The Game Of Love" with Michelle Branch.
 VH1: 100 Best
Songs of the Past 25 Years includes "Smooth" at # 60.
Santana hit the Top 40 with help
from Alex Band of The Calling with "Why Don't You & I."
Santana donated all proceeds
from his North American tour to the AIDS
charity, Artists for a New South Africa.
 Santana hit the Top 10 with "Why Don't You & I."
Santana topped the Billboard
Adult Top 40 Tracks chart for 9 weeks with
"Why Don't You & I."
Ceremony
- Remixes & Rarities was released - a
collections of unreleased tracks and remixes.
Supernatural was certified 15x
platinum.
Santana topped the Billboard
Year-End Charts with the Top Hot Adult
Contemporary Track (The Game Of Love" with Michelle Branch).
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 150:
Santana, # 205:
Abraxas.
Santana could
be heard on the soundtrack for Dirty
Dancing: Havana Nights with
"Satellite."
 Rolling Stone:
The Immortals - The 100 Greatest Artists of
All Time included Santana at # 90.
# 132 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
 # 78
Singles Artist of the Year
 Santana hit the Top 40
with "I'm Feeling You" (featuring Michelle Branch).
The next
Santana LP All
That I Am was released.
Carlos Santana
could be heard on Shakira's LP Oral
Fixation, Vol. 2 on the track
"Illegal."
 Santana hit the Top 40 with
"Just Feel Better" (featuring Steven
Tyler).
The
Essential Santana was certified
gold.
 # 124
Singles Artist of the Year
 Carlos Santana
was honored with the Hall of Fame Award at
the NAACP Image Awards.
All
That I Am was certified gold.
 # 92
Singles Artist of the Year
 Carlos Santana topped the
Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart helping
out Shakira with
"Illegal."
Carlos Santana released Carlos
Santana & Wayne Shorter - Live At
Montreux Jazz Festival - a live set from
1987.
 Ultimate
Santana was released.
Santana hit the Top 40 with help
from Chad Kroeger with "Into The Night."
 # 92
Singles Artist of the Year
 The single "Into The Night" was certified
platinum.
Santana released Multi-Dimensional
Warrior.
 Santana released the anniversary
edition of Supernatural (Legacy Edition).
The
Essential 3.0 Santana was released
Ultimate
Santana was certified gold.
 The
Greatest Guitar Classics Of All Time was released.
Santana released Shape
Shifter.
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Santana
Released: December, 1969
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Tracks:
"Waiting" - "Evil
Ways" - "Shades Of Time" -
"Savor" - "Jingo" -
"Persuasion" -
"Treat" - "You Just Don't
Care" - "Soul Sacrifice" -
"Savor" (live) - "Soul
Sacrifice" (live) - "Fried
Neckbones" (live) |
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Abraxas
Released: September, 1970
US: 5x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 6 weeks)
Tracks: "Singing
Winds, Crying Beasts" - "Black
Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen" -
"Oye Como Va" - "Incident
At Neshabur" - "Se A Cabo"
- "Mother's Daughter" -
"Samba Pa Ti" - "Hope
You're Feeling Better" - "El
Nicoya" - "Se A Cabo"
(live) - "Toussaint L'Overture"
(live) - "Black Magic Woman / Gypsy
Queen" (live) |
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Santana III
Released: September, 1971
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 5 weeks)
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks:
"Batuka" - "No One To
Depend On" - "Taboo" -
"Toussaint L'Overture" -
"Everybody's Everything" -
"Guajira" - "Jungle
Strut" - "Everything's Coming
Our Way" - "Para Los
Ruberos" - "Batuka" (live)
- "Jungle Strut" (live) -
"Gumbo" (live) |
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Carlos Santana: Carlos Santana &
Buddy Miles! Live!
Released: July, 1972
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 8
Rolling Stone
review: 
Live Tracks:
"Marbles" - "Lava" -
"Evil Ways" - "Faith
Interlude" - "Them
Changes" - "Free Form Funkafide
Filth" |
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Caravanserai
Released: December, 1972
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 8
Tracks: "Eternal
Caravan Of Reincarnation" -
"Waves Within" - "Look Up
(To See What's Coming Down)" -
"Just In Time To See The Sun" -
"Song Of The Wind" - "All
The Love Of The Universe" -
"Future Primitive" -
"Stone Flower" - "Fuente
Del Ritmo" - "Every Step Of The
Way" |
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Welcome
Released: 1973
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 25
Tracks: "Going
Home" - "Love Devotion And
Surrender" - "Samba De
Sausalito" - "When I Look Into
Your Eyes" - "Yours Is The
Light" - "Mother Africa" -
"Light Of Life" -
"Flame-Sky" -
"Welcome" |
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Carlos Santana: Love, Devotion And
Surrender
Released: 1973
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 14
Rolling Stone
review: 
Tracks: "A Love
Supreme" - "Naima" -
"The Life Divine" - "Let
Us Go Into The House Of The Lord" -
"Meditation" |
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Carlos Santana: Illuminations
Released: 1974
Billboard
peak:
# 79
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Guru Sri
Chinmoy Aphorism" - "Angel of
Air" - "Angel of Water" -
"Bliss: The Eternal Now" -
"Angel of Sunlight" -
"Illuminations" |
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Santana's Greatest Hits
Released: September, 1974
US: 7x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 17
Tracks: "Evil
Ways" - "Jingo" -
"Hope You're Feeling Better" -
"Samba Pa Ti" -
"Persuasion" - "Black
Magic Woman" - "Oye Como
Va" - "Everything's Coming Our
Way" - "Se A Cabo" -
"Everybody's Everything" |
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Borboletta
Released: October, 1974
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 20
Tracks: "Spring
Manifestations" - "Canto De Los
Flores" - "Life Is Anew" -
"Give And Take" - "One
With The Sun" -
"Aspirations" - "Practice
What You Preach" -
"Mirage" - "Here And
Now" - "Flor De Canela" -
"Promise Of The Fisherman" -
"Borboletta" |
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Amigos
Released: March, 1976
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 10
Tracks: "Dance
Sister Dance (Baila Mi Hermana)" -
"Take Me With You" - "Let
Me" - "Gitano" -
"Tell Me Are You Tired" -
"Europa (Earth's Cry Heaven's
Smile)" - "Let It Shine" |
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Festival
Released: January, 1977
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 27
Tracks:
"Carnaval" - "Let The
Children Play" - "Let The
Children Play" - "Jugando"
- "Give Me Love" - "Verao
Vermelho" - "Let The Music Set
You Free" - "Revelations"
- "Reach Up" - "The
River" - "Try A Little
Harder" - "Maria Caracole" |
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Moonflower
Released: October, 1977
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 10
Live Tracks: "Dawn / Go
Within" - "Carnaval" -
"Let The Children Play" -
"Jugando" - "I'll Be
Waiting" - "Zulu" -
"Bahia" - "Black Magic
Woman / Gypsy Queen" - "Dance
Sister Dance" - "Europa" -
"She's Not There" - "Flor
D'luna" - "Soul Sacrifice /
Head, Hands & Feet" - "El
Morocco" - "Transcendance"
- "Savor / Toussaint
L'overture" |
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Inner Secrets
Released: October, 1978
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 27
Tracks: "Dealer /
Spanish Rose" - "Move On"
- "One Chain (Don't Make No
Prison)" - "Stormy" -
"We All Right" - "Open
Invitation" - "Life Is A Lady /
Holiday" - "The Facts Of
Love" - "Wham" |
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Marathon
Released: October, 1979
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 25
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks:
"Marathon" - "Lightning In
The Sky" - "Aqua Marine" -
"You Know That I
Love You" - "All I Ever
Wanted" - "Stand Up" -
"Runnin'" - "Summer
Lady" - "Love" -
"Stay (Beside Me)" - "Hard
Times" |
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The Swing Of Delight
Released: August, 1980
Billboard
peak:
# 65
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Swapan
Tari" - "Love Theme From
'Spartacus'" - "Phuler
Matan" - "Song For My
Brother" - "Jharna Kala" -
"Gardenia" - "La
Llave" - "Golden Hours" -
"Sher Khan, The Tiger" |
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Zebop!
Released: March, 1981
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 9
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks:
"Changes" - "E' Papa
Re'" - "Primera Invasion"
- "Searchin'" - "Over And
Over" - "Winning" -
"Tales Of Kilimanjaro" -
"The Sensitive Kind" -
"American Gypsy" - "I Love
You Much Too Much" - "Brightest
Star" - "Hannibal" |
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Shango
Released: August, 1982
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 22
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "The
Nile" - "Hold On" -
"Night Hunting Time" -
"Nowhere To Run" - "Nueva
York" - "Oxum (Oshun)" -
"Body Surfing" - "What
Does It Take (To Win Your Love)" -
"Let Me Inside" -
"Warrior" - "Shango" |
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Carlos Santana: Havana Moon
Released: April, 1983
Billboard
peak:
# 31
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Watch Your
Step" - "Lightnin'" -
"Why Do You Love" -
"Mudbone" - "One With
You" - "Ecuador" -
"Tales Of Kilimanjaro" -
"Havana Moon" - "Daughter
Of The Night" - "They All Went
To Mexico" - "Vereda
Tropical" |
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Beyond Appearances
Released: February, 1985
Billboard
peak:
# 50
Tracks: "Breaking
Out" - "Written in Sand" -
"Brotherhood" -
"Spirit" - "Right
Now" - "Who Loves You" -
"I'm The One Who Loves You" -
"Say It Again" - "Two
Points Of View" - "How
Long" - "Touchdown
Raiders" |
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Freedom
Released: February, 1987
Billboard
peak:
# 95
Tracks:
"Veracruz" - "She Can't
Let Go" - "Once It's
Gotcha" - "Love Is You" -
"Songs Of Freedom" -
"Deeper, Dig Deeper" -
"Praise" - "Mandela"
- "Before We Go" - "Victim
Of Circumstance" |
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Carlos Santana: Blues For Salvador
Released: October, 1987
Billboard
peak:
# 195
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Bailando /
Aquatic Park" - "Bella" -
"I'm Gone" - "'Trane"
- "Deeper, Dig Deeper" -
"Mingus" - "Now That You
Know" - "Hannibal" -
"Blues For Salvador" |
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Viva Santana!
Released: October, 1988
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 142
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Everybody's
Everything" - "Black Magic
Woman / Gypsy Queen" -
"Guajira" - "Jungle
Strut" - "Jingo" -
"Ballin'" - "Bambara"
- "Angel Negro" -
"Incident At Neshabur" -
"Just Let The Music Speak" -
"Super Boogie / Hong Kong
Blues" - "Song Of The
Wind" - "Abi Cama" -
"Vilato" - "Paris
Finale" - "Brotherhood" -
"Open Invitation" - "Aqua
Marine" - "Dance Sister Dance
(Baila Mi Hermana)" - "Europa
(Earth's Cry, Heaven's Smile)" -
"Peraza I" - "She's Not
There" - "Bambele" -
"Evil Ways" - "Daughter Of
The Night" - "Peraza II" -
"Black Magic Woman / Gypsy
Queen" (Live in Montreal) -
"Oye Como Va" -
"Persuasion" - "Soul
Sacrifice" |
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Spirits Dancing In The
Flesh
Released: June, 1990
Billboard
peak:
# 85
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Let There
Be Light / Spirits Dancing In The
Flesh" - "Gypsy Woman" -
"It's A Jungle Out There" -
"Soweto (Africa Libre)" -
"Choose" - "Peace On
Earth... Mother Earth... Third Stone From
The Sun" - "Fool Moon" -
"Who's That Lady" -
"Jin-Go-Lo-Ba" - "Goodness
And Mercy" |
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Milagro
Released: May, 1992
Billboard
peak:
# 102
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks:
"Milagro" - "Somewhere In
Heaven" - "Saja / Right
On" - "Your Touch" -
"Life Is For Living" -
"Red Prophet" - "Aqua Que
Va Caer" - "Make Somebody
Happy" - "Free All The People
(South Africa)" - "Gypsy /
Grajonca" - "We Don't Have To
Wait" - "A Dios" |
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Sacred Fire: Santana
Live In South America
Released: November, 1993
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 181
Live Tracks: "Angels All
Around Us" - "Vive La
Vida" - "Esperando" -
"No One To Depend On" -
"Black Magic Woman / Gypsy
Queen" - "Oye Como Va" -
"Samba Pa Ti" -
"Guajira" - "Make Somebody
Happy" - "Toussaint
L'Overture" - "Soul Sacricice /
Don't Try This At Home" -
"Europa" -
"Ji-Go-Lo-Ba" |
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Santana Brothers
Released: January, 1994
Billboard
peak:
# 191
Tracks:
"Transmutation / Industrial" -
"Thoughts" - "Luz Amore Y
Vida" - "En Aranjuez Con Tu
Amor" - "Contigo" -
"Blues Latino" - "La
Danza" - "Brujo" -
"The Trip" -
"Reflections" - "Morning
In Marin" |
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Live At The Fillmore
1968
Released: March, 1997
Live Tracks: "Jingo"
- "Persuasion" -
"Treat" - "Chunk A
Funk" - "Fried Neckbones"
- "Conquistadore Rides Again" -
"Soul Sacrifice" - "As The
Years Go Passing By" -
"Freeway" |
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The Best Of Santana
Released: March, 1998
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 82
Tracks: "Jingo"
- "Evil Ways" - "Black
Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen" -
"Oye Como Va" - "Samba Pa
Ti" - "She's Not There" -
"No One To Depend On" -
"Open Invitation" - "Hold On" -
"Bella" - "Winning" - "All
I Ever Wanted" - "Dance Sister
Dance (Baila Mi Hermana)" -
"Europa" - "Everybody's
Everything" - "Soul
Sacrifice" |
iTunes
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Supernatural
Released: June, 1999
US: 15x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 12 weeks)
Tracks: "(Da Le)
Yaleo" - "Love Of My Life" - "Put
Your Lights On" - "Africa
Bamba" - "Smooth" - "Do
You Like The Way" - "Maria, Maria" -
"Migra" - "Corazon
Espinado" - "Wishing It
Was" - "El Farol" -
"Primavera" - "The
Calling" |
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The Best Of Santana
Volume 2
Released: November, 2000
Tracks:
"Persuasion" - "You Just
Don't Care" - "Black Magic
Woman / Gypsy Queen" (live) -
"Incident At Neshabur" -
"Se Acabo" - "Hope You're
Feeling Better" - "Toussaint
L'Overture" - "Guajira" -
"Everything's Coming Our Way" -
"Europa" (live) -
"Stormy" - "Well All
Right" - "One Chain (Don't Make
No Prison)" - "Peace On
Earth... Mother Earth... Third Stone From
The Sun" |
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Shaman
Released: October 22, 2002
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 1 (for 1 week)
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks:
"Adouma" - "Nothing At
All" - "The Game Of Love" - "You
Are My Friend" - "Amore
(Sexo)" - "Foo Foo" -
"Victory Is Won" - "Since
Supernatural" - "America"
- "Sideways" - "Why Don't You &
I"
- "Feels Like Fire" - "Aye
Aye Aye" - "Hoy Es Adios"
- "One Of These Days" -
"Novus" |
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The Essential Santana
Released: October, 2002
US: Gold
Tracks: "Jingo"
- "Evil Ways" - "Soul
Sacrifice" - "Black Magic Woman
/ Gypsy Queen" - "Oye Como
Va" - "Samba Pa Ti" -
"Everybody's Everything" -
"No One To Depend On" -
"Toussaint L'Overture" -
"Guajira" - "La Fuente Del
Ritmo" - "In A Silent Way"
(live) - "Love, Devotion &
Surrender" - "Mirage" -
"Carnival" - "Let The
Children Play" - "Jugando"
- "She's Not There" -
"Dance Sister Dance (Baila Mi
Hermana)" (live) -
"Europa" - "Stormy" -
"Well All Right" - "Open
Invitation" - "Aqua
Marine" - "You Know That I
Love You" - "All I Ever
Wanted" - "Winning" - "Hold On" -
"Nowhere To Run" - "Say It
Again" - "Veracruz" -
"Blues For Salvador" -
"The Healer" |
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All That I Am
Released: November, 2005
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: C-
Tracks:
"Hermes" - "Fuego" -
"I'm Feeling You" - "My
Man" - "Just Feel Better"
- "I Am Somebody" -
"Con" - "Twisted" -
"Trinity" - "Cry Baby
Cry" - 'Brown Skin Girl" -
"I Don't Wanna Lose Your Love"
- "Da Tu Amor" |
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Carlos Santana &
Wayne Shorter - Live At Montreux Jazz
Festival
Released: March, 2007
Live Tracks:
"Spiritual" -
"Peraza" - "Shhh" -
"Incident At Neshabur" -
"Elegant People" -
"Goodness & Mercy -
Sanctuary" - "For Those Who
Chant" - "Blues For
Salvador" - "Fireball
2000" - "Ballroom In The
Sky" - "Once It's Gotcha"
- "Mandela" - "Deeper, Dig
Deeper" - "Europa" |
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Ultimate Santana
Released: October, 2007
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 8
Tracks: "Into The Night" (featuring
Chad Kroeger) - "This Boy's
Fire" (featuring Jennifer Lopez
& Baby Bash) - "Smooth"
(featuring Rob Thomas) - "Maria
Maria" (featuring Product G&B) -
"Oye Como Va" - "Black
Magic Woman" - "Evil Ways"
- "Corazon Espinado" -
"The Game Of Love" (featuring
Tina Turner) - "Put Your Lights
On" (featuring Everlast) - "Why
Don't You & I" (featuring Alex
Band) - "Everybody's
Everything" - "Just Feel
Better" (featuring Steven Tyler) -
"Samba Pa Ti" - "No One To
Depend On" - "The Game Of
Love" (featuring Michelle Branch) -
"Interplanetary Party" |
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Multi-Dimensional
Warrior
Released: October, 2008
Billboard
peak:
# 82
Tracks: "Let There
Be Light" - "Brotherhood"
- "Spirit" - "Right
Now" - "Life Is For
Living" - "Saja / Right
On" - "Somewhere In
Heaven" - "I Believe It's
Time" - "Serpents And
Doves" - "Your Touch" -
"I'll Be Waiting" - "The
River" - "Bailando / Aquatic
Park" - "Praise" -
"Curacion" - "Aqua
Marine" - "Bella" -
"Love Is You" - "Full
Moon" - "Blues Latino" -
"Samba Pa'Ti" -
"Europa" - "El Farol"
- "En Aranjuez Con Tu Amor" -
"Luz, Amore Y Vida" - "I
Love You Much Too Much" -
"Blues For Salvador" -
"Victory Is Won" |
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The Essential 3.0
Santana
Released: June, 2010
Tracks: "Jingo"
- "Evil Ways" - "Soul
Sacrifice" - "Black Magic Woman
/ Gypsy Queen" - "Oye Como
Va" - "Samba Pa Ti" -
"Everybody's Everything" -
"No One To Depend On" -
"Toussaint L'Overture" -
"Guajira" - "La Fuente Del
Ritmo" - "In A Silent Way"
(live) - "Love, Devotion &
Surrender" - "Mirage" -
"Carnival" - "Let The
Children Play" - "Jugando"
- "She's Not There" -
"Dance Sister Dance (Baila Mi
Hermana)" (live) -
"Europa" - "Stormy" -
"Well All Right" - "Open
Invitation" - "Aqua
Marine" - "You Know That I
Love You" - "All I Ever
Wanted" - "Winning" - "Hold On" -
"Nowhere To Run" - "Say It
Again" - "Veracruz" -
"Blues For Salvador" -
"The Healer" -
"Persuasion" (live) - "As
The Years Go By" (live) - "Se A
Cabo" (live) - "Batuka"
(live) - "Jungle Strut" (live)
- "Incident At Neshabur" (live) |
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The Greatest Guitar
Classics Of All Time
Released: September, 2010
Tracks: "Whole Lotta
Love" (with Chris Cornell) -
"Can't You Hear Me Knocking"
(with Scott Weiland) - "Sunshine Of
Your Love" (with Rob Thomas) -
"While My Guitar Gently Weeps"
(with India.Arie & YoYo Ma) -
"Photograph" (with Chris
Daughtry) - "Back In Black"
(with Nas) - "Riders On The
Storm" (with Chester Bennington
& Ray Manzarek) - "Smoke On The
Water" (with Jacoby Shaddix) -
"Dance The Night Away" (with
Pat Monahan) - "Bang A Gong"
(with Gavin Rossdale) - "Little
Wing" (with Joe Cocker) - "I
Ain't Superstitious" (with Johnny
Lang) |
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Shape Shifter
Released: May, 2012
Tracks: "Shape
Shifter" - "Dom" -
"Nomad" - "Metatron"
- "Angelica Faith" -
"Never The Same Again" -
"In The Light Of A New Day" -
"Spark Of The Divine" -
"Macumba In Budapest" -
"Mr. Szabo" - "Eres La
Luz" - "Canela" -
"Ah, Sweet Dancer" |
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Corazon
Released: May 6, 2014
US: 2x Platinum
Tracks:
"Saideira" (featuring Samuel
Rosa) - "La Flaca" (featuring
Juanes) - "Mal Bicho"
(featuring Los Fabulosos Cadillacs) -
"Oye 2014" (featuring Pitbull)
- "Iron Lion Zion" (featuring
Ziggy Marley & ChocQuibTown) -
"Una Noche en Napoles"
(featuring Lila Downs, Nina Pastori &
Soledad) - "Besos de Lejos"
(featuring Gloria Estefan) -
"Margarita" (featuring Romeo
Santos) - "Indy" (featuring
Miguel) - "Feel It Coming Back"
(featuring Diego Torres) - "Yo Soy
La Luz" (featuring Wayne Shorter
& Cindy Blackman Santana) - "I
See Your Face" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Santana IV
Released: April 15, 2016
Tracks: "Yambu"
- "Shake It" - "Anywhere
You Want To Go" - "Fillmore
East" - "Love Makes The World
Go Round" (featuring Ronald Isley) -
"Freedom In Your Mind"
(featuring Ronald Isley) - "Choo
Choo" - "All Aboard" -
"Suenos" -
"Caminando" - "Blues
Magic" - "Echizo" -
"Leave Me Alone" - "You
And I" - "Come As You Are"
- "Forgiveness" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
In Search Of Mona Lisa (EP)
Released: January 25, 2019
Tracks: "Do You
Remember Me" - "In Search Of
Mona Lisa" - "Lovers From
Another Time" - "Do You
Remember Me" (Edit Version) -
"In Search Of Mona Lisa" (Edit
Version) |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Africa Speaks
Released: June 7, 2019
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Tracks: "Africa
Speaks" - "Batonga" -
"Oye Este Mi Canto" - "Yo
Me Lo Merezco" - "Blue
Skies" - "Paraisos
Quemados" - "Breaking Down The
Door" - "Los Invisibles" -
"Luna Hechicera" -
"Bembele" - "Candombe
Cumbele" |
iTunes
Amazon.mp3
vinyl |
Blessings And Miracles
Released: October 15, 2021
Tracks: "Ghost Of
Future Pull / New Light" -
"Santana Celebration" -
"Rumbalero" (with Salvador
Santana & Asdru Sierra) -
"Joy" (with Chris Stapleton) -
"Move" (with Rob Thomas &
American Authors) - "Whiter Shade Of
Pale" (with Steve Winood) -
"Break" (with Ally Brooke) -
"She's Fire" (with Diane Warren
& G-Eazy) - "Peace Power"
(with Corey Glover) - "America For
Sale" (with Kirk Hammett & Marc
Osegueda) - "Breathing
Underwater" (with Stella Santana,
Avi Snow & MVCA) - "Mother
Yes" - "Song For Cindy" -
"Angel Choir / All Together"
(with Chick Corea & Gayle Moran
Corea) - "Ghost Of Future Pull
II" |
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