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Santana 1969 Album

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4 jfclams 3.5 AlRog
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3.5 AlRog 4 jfclams
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1. Waiting 4m 7s
2. Evil Ways 4m
3. Shades Of Time 3m 14s
4. Savor 2m 46s
5. Jingo 4m 23s
6. Persuasion 2m 37s
7. Treat 4m 46s
8. You Just Don't Care 4m 37s
9. Soul Sacrifice 6m 38s

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Santana's debut came along really late compared to other bands in the San Francisco scene, but better late than never, since a lot of those bands appeared to be running out of steam by this time. Meanwhile, Santana brought back the jam and - most importantly – the rhythm, into heavy rock. For all the hype over Carlos' guitar playing, the more dominant features are the ever-present Latin percussion and Gregg Rolie's driving Hammond organ. Also, this is a top and bottom-heavy record from a sheer song standpoint. What's in between was either under composed or in the throwaway category. But overall, the album works as intended – professional street hippie band jams for your entertainment, with that mystical Carlos Santana twist.
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