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Santana's Greatest Hits

Santana's Greatest Hits Tracks
1. Evil Ways
2. Jingo
3. Hope You're Feeling Better
4. Samba Pa Ti
5. Persuasion
6. Black Magic Woman
7. Oye Como Va
8. Everything's Coming Our Way
9. Se a Cabó
10. Everybody's Everything
Santana - Santana's Greatest Hits
Santana's Greatest Hits Review
If you only want the essentials, this is the package to get. Greatest Hits is an early collection, dating back to 1974, and it does a good job of skimming the cream from the band's classic 1969-71 period, which yielded the first three albums, Santana, Abraxas, and Santana III. It also avoids the great, sprawling mass of ephemera and second-line material that pads Santana's later catalog: The peaks after '71 are far more thinly spread--and are seldom as lofty. On the other hand, if you're an enthusiast, you might want to take a step up to the grander Best of Santana or Viva Santana collections, each of which covers more ground. --Gavin McNett


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santanas fine
5
Great songs on thi CD. Nice album cover. I didn't know how much liked the music until I bought this CD. Add it to your collection
Posted by Anonymous, on 2005-10-13
Clipped
2
verions of some of the songs make this a lousy buy. But I'm not what you'd call a huge Santana fan anyway. I like "Oye Como Va" a lot and thought that "Soul Sacrifice" at Woodstock was impressive, but mostly, Santana to me has been ah, not very interesting to listen to. I don't think much of Clapton either-all style and no substance. That they are both great guitarists I will not deny, but they make me sleepy. The discovery of wilder white noise has spoiled me. All the hits you know from the seventies are here, if not in their best form.
Posted by Anonymous, on 2002-06-23
I Wouldn't Go Here
1
This hits collection is a cheap,skimpy set that draws ONLY
from the first Santana trilogy.Sure "Oye Como Ve","Evil Ways"
and "Balck Magic Woman" are undisputed classics but so are
"Santana","Abraxas" and "Santana III" as ALBUMS.Santana are really an album-oriented band anyway so what's the point here?
Posted by Anonymous, on 2003-11-10