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Carlos Santana: Love Devotion Surrender

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Label: Columbia Records
Released: 1973
Time:
 38:56
Category: Jazz
Producer(s): Carlos Santana, John "Mahavishnu" McLaughlin
Rating: *********. (9/10)
Media type: CD
Web address: www.santana.com
Appears with: John McLaughlin
Purchase date: 1997.05.16
Price in €: 10,99



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[1] Love Supreme (J.Coltrane) - 7:46
[2] Naima (J.Coltrane) - 3:12
[3] Life Divine (J.McLaughlin) - 9:22
[4] Let Us Go into the House of the Lord (Traditional) - 15:43
[5] Meditation (J.McLaughlin) - 2:38

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Carlos Santana - guitar, vocals
John "Mahavishnu" McLaughlin - guitar, piano

Khalid Yasin [Larry Young] - organ
Jan Hammer - keyboards, drums
Doug Rauch - bass, guitars
Billy Cobham - drums
Mike Shrieve - drums
Armando Peraza - percussion, congas, vocals
Don Alias - drums
Phil Browne - percussion
James Mingo Lewis - piano

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ROLLING STONE ALBUM GUIDE : ***



"...this music is rock; loud and insistent, it depends on monochord drones and simple modes for its structure and on sheer screaming force for much of its effect..."

Rolling Stone 8/2/73, p.47



A fiercer confrontation than the title would suggest, this jazz fusion album (recorded with Mahavishnu and John McLaughlin) contains excellent versions of John Coltrane's "A Love Supreme" and "Naima," plus a couple of McLaughlin originals. It's really more McLaughlin's show, but the contrast in guitar styles is fascinating.

William Ruhlmann, Copyright © , All-Music Guide



A duo album by John McLaughlin and Carlos Santana, this recording presents the two guitarists attempting jazz-fusion versions of the work of John Coltrane and McLaughlin compositions. Santana's fire is dampened somewhat by the solemn proceedings, but his commercial power held: this was the sixth straight Santana-related album to go gold, but the first to miss the Top Ten.

William Ruhlmann, All-Music Guide
 

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