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Santana
Early Years: Anthology
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal

Track Listings (10) - Disc #1
1. Soul Sacrifice - Santana, Brown, David [Bass
2. Jingo - Santana, Olatunji
3. El Corazon Manda [Extended] - Santana, Weiss
4. Persuasion - Santana, Areas
5. As the Years Go By - Santana, Santana
6. La Puesta del Sol - Santana, Weiss
7. Fried Neckbones & Home Fries - Santana, Bobo
8. Santana Jam - Santana, Santana
9. Coconut Grove - Santana, Weiss
10. El Corazon Manda [DJ Rad's Remix][*] - Santana, Weiss
Track Listings (10) - Disc #2
1. Acapulco Sunrise - Santana, Weiss
2. We've Got to Get Ourselves Together - Santana, Santana
3. Latin Tropical - Santana, Santana
4. Hot Tamales - Santana, Weiss
5. El Corazon Manda - Santana, Weiss
6. Jam in E - Santana, Curcio
7. With a Little Help from My Friends - Santana, Lennon
8. Travellin' Blues - Santana, Curcio
9. Jammin' Home - Santana, Curcio
10. Evil Ways [Live][*] - Santana, Henry, Sonny

CD Details

All Artists: Santana
Title: Early Years: Anthology
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Redline
Release Date: 9/11/2006
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
Styles: Blues Rock, Album-Oriented Rock (AOR)
Number of Discs: 2
SwapaCD Credits: 2
UPC: 5013929292727

Synopsis

Album Description

Two CD collection featuring the complete studio recordings from the legendary Santana prior to their self-titled major label debut album. These recordings feature original Santana guitarist Neil Schon and Keyboardist Gregg Rolie, both of whom went on to massive success with Journey. This double album includes early incarnations of the classics 'Jingo' and 'Soul Sacrifice' plus many more great tracks including the addition of a smokin' version of 'Evil Ways', recorded live at the Fillmore. Redline..

CD Reviews

Birth of Santana

Kokegg | Austin, TX | 12/03/2006

(2 out of 5 stars)

"This is basically a clone of "Birth of Santana: The Complete Early Years", even the songs are in the same order. The Anthology stopped while the Birth of Santana continue with six additional songs. I also like better the title "Birth of Santana: The complete Early Years" since it reflects the recordings before his first major label album. I should also point out that there are many clones/bootlegs versions of the early recordings of Santana before going to major labels. Careful what you buy, there are some very bad (specially live) recordings. Go with the known labels."