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THE BEST OF SANTANA

THE BEST OF SANTANA

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Santana includes: Carlos Santana (vocals, guitar). Includes liner notes by David Fricke. Director: Mark Feldman . Illustrator: Kerstin Bach. Photographers: Santana; Fabio Nosotti; Jim Marshall ; Coni "Night Loon" Beeson; Joan Chase; Brent Dangerfield. Unknown Contributor Role: John Kolodner. Released a year before his all-star collaboration Supernatural LP gained him a whole new audience, 1998's The Best Of rounds up the most iconic tracks from the first half of Carlos Santana and his band's illustrious career. Focusing more on their late-60s and early-'70s material, it features early singles "Jingo," "Evil Ways," and the Fleetwood Mac cover "Black Magic Woman," alongside 13 other Latin-tinged rock classics, with "Bella," from 1987's Blues for Salvador, being the most recent inclusion. ~ Jon O'Brien
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