Category: Santana

The classic debut album from the psychedelic Latin jam band that stormed Woodstock.

Santana’s smooth version of this Willie Bobo song gave them their first Top 10 single and signaled the beginning of their winning ways.

A pungent feast of Latin, jazz and rock served in the inimitable idiom of Santana, this might be their best album.

Santana shows no signs of ending their evil ways, recasting Fleetwood Mac’s recent single into a smoldering witches’ brew of sounds.

Santana turns Tito Puente’s cha-cha into an international hit by re-arranging it for a rock band.

Santana’s cover of The Emperors’ “Karate” included new lyrics and the band’s patented Latin magic.

Although it didn’t feature a smash hit, Santana’s third shows a lot of range and brings a 17-year-old Neal Schon into the fold.

Santana’s fusion aspirations blossom on this brilliant recording, which sounds a lot like Mahavishnu Orchestra.