Carlos Santana - Oneness Silver Dreams Golden Reality
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Tracks
Track | Duration | Preview |
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Guru's Song | 3:07 | |
Cry of the Wilderness | 3:10 | |
Guru's Song | 3:6 | |
Cry Of The Wilderness | 3:10 | |
Golden Dawn | 2:16 | |
Jim-Jeannie | 03:30 | |
Free As The Morning Sun | 3:14 | |
Silver Dreams Golden Smiles | 4:8 | |
Transformation Day | ||
Life Is Just a Passing Parade | 5:14 | |
Victory | 1:10 | |
Jim Jeannie | 3:30 | |
Transformation (Excerpt from Hovhaness' \ | 3:44 | |
Free as the Morning Sun | 03:16 | |
I Am Free (Excerpt from the Soul-Bird) | 1:27 | |
Oneness | 6:21 | |
Free As the Morning Sun | 3:15 | |
Song For Devadip | 5:05 | |
Life Is Just A Passing Parade | 5:13 | |
I Am Free | 1:25 | |
Light Versus Darkness | 0:47 | |
Song for Devadip | 5:3 | |
Arise Awake | 2:5 | |
The Chosen Hour | 0:35 |
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Devadip Carlos Santana - Life is just a passing parade
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Catalog Numbers
25AP 1337Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Gatefold
Companies
Role | Company |
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Manufactured By | CBS/Sony Inc. |
Credits
Role | Credit |
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Arranged By | Clare Fisher |
Conductor | Clare Fisher |
Art Direction | John Paul Jones |
Artwork | Bob Venosa |
Design | John Paul Jones |
Bass | David Margen |
Drums | Graham Lear |
Electric Piano | Clare Fisher (tracks: A7, B5) |
Engineer | Glen Kolotkin |
Guitar | Devadip Carlos Santana |
Chanter | Devadip Carlos Santana |
Bells | Devadip Carlos Santana |
Vocals | Devadip Carlos Santana |
Keyboards | Tom Coster |
Synthesizer | Tom Coster |
Lead Vocals | Saunders King (tracks: A7) |
Rhythm Guitar | Saunders King (tracks: A7) |
Management | Bill Graham Management |
Mastered By | Phil Brown |
Narrator | Urmila Santana (tracks: B8) |
Organ | Chris Solberg (tracks: A5, B2) |
Percussion | Armando Peraza, Raul Rekow |
Photography By | George Long |
Piano | Narada Michael Walden (tracks: A9, B6) |
Producer | Devadip Carlos Santana |
Strings | Bob Levy (tracks: A6) |
Timbales | Graham Lear (tracks: B4), Pete Escovedo (tracks: A6) |
Typography | Douglas R. Meyer |
Notes
- A1 to A6 recorded live in Osaka, Japan.
- A7 to B6 recorded at The Automatt.
- Ⓒ1979 CBS, Inc.
- ℗1979 CBS, Inc.
- Manufactured by CBS/Sony Inc. (Tokyo Japan)
Barcodes
- Matrix / Runout (Side A): 25AP-1337A2 1 A 3
- Matrix / Runout (Side B): 25AP-1337B1 1 A 8
- Rights Society: JASRAC
About Carlos Santana






Born 20 July 1947, Autlán de Navarro, Jalisco, Mexico. Brother of and uncle of .
Santana is a veteran guitarist noted for his distinctive Tijuana jazz-influenced playing style. Born in Mexico, but resident in the USA from childhood, he has been the leader of the group since 1966. Originally the 'Santana Blues Band' they debuted, as Santana, at 's Fillmore West theater in San Francisco on June 16, 1968.
His performance was recorded on film at the Woodstock Festival in August 1969 and, after the breakup of this original group, he worked and recorded with drummer . Carlos then formed a duo with , becoming a follower of guru Sri Chinmoy who countenanced them the titles 'Devadip' (the eye, the lamp, the light of God) and 'Mahavishnu' respectively. This duo recorded "Love Devotion Surrender" together. 'Devadip' Carlos Santana then worked with another religious disciple, Turiya Alice Coltrane, widow of . He ended his relationship with Chinmoy followers in 1982.
From 1974 to 1999 Santana performed with a host of renowned musicians, regularly releasing albums over the years. Under his own label, Guts and Grace, he released a collaborative album, Brothers (1994) In June 1999 he released , the biggest hit of his career, winning eight Grammy Awards.
In 2003 Rolling Stone magazine listed Carlos Santana at number 20 on their list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time. In 2013 Carlos Santana earned the distinction of becoming a Kennedy Center honoree for his contribution to the arts.
Carlos Santana teamed up in 2016 with two of the greatest living jazz musicians, saxophonist and keyboardist , in a new jazz-rock collective called Mega Nova that gave its debut performance on Wednesday, August 24 2016, at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles. The group also features respected jazz bassist and Carlos' wife and current Santana drummer, -Santana.
Real Name
- Carlos Humberto Santana Barragán
Name Vars
- Anatnas Solrac
- C Santana
- C. Santana
- C. Santanos
- C.Santan
- C.Santana
- Carlos
- Carlos Santanna
- D. C Santana
- D. C. Santana
- D. Carlos Santana
- D. Santana
- D. V. Santana
- D.C Santana
- D.C. Sanata
- D.C. Sanatana
- D.C. Santana
- D.C.Santana
- D.Santana
- DC Santana
- Davedip Carlos Santana
- De Vadio/C. Santana
- Dervadio - C. Santana
- Dervadio-C. Santana
- Dervadio/Santana
- Dervadlo-C. Santana
- Devadio C. Santana
- Devadio Carlos Santana
- Devadip - Santana
- Devadip C. Santana
- Devadip Carlos Santana
- Devadip Santana
- Devadip carlos Santana
- Devadip-Carlos Santana
- Devadir Carlos Santana
- Devapip Carlos Santana
- H. Bastien
- J. C. Santana
- J.C. Santana
- K. Santana
- Paulla
- Sanatana
- Santana
- SantanaC. Santana
- Wendy Carlos
- feat.
- К. Сонтана
- К.Сонтана
- קרלוס סנטנה
- «ëí¹ûµó¿Ê
Aliases
- A Friend
- Devadip
Comments
By this release Carlos Santana was engaged on a more self illuminating journey and wanting to make recordings without the constraints of a band or record label expectations. Having met spiritual guru Sri Chinmoy, he added the prefix "Devadip" to his name and began to explore his inner self. Yup it sounds corny, but the 'solo' albums Carlos released at this time (still actually supported by the band musicians of the same name) allowed him to explore a looser style than would otherwise have been the case. There are some schmaltzy moments that would better have been left off and put on a Herb Alpert record, but for the most part this is an impressive solo effort displaying virtuosity, soul, and a sense of relaxed playing far away from the corporate expectations then associated with the "Santana" brand. The solution, on adequate display here, was to release records under the eastern "Devadip" moniker. It wasn't a great marketing ploy but it got the man back to doing what he did best - make records with a sense of freedom. Oneness then is an essential and mellow part of the Santana output and should not be discounted for fans of purely the band and not the solo stuff. In all but name, this is a Santana record, and a welcome and underrated one at that.
Beautiful sog from one of the last beautiful Lp of Devadip Carlos Santana .