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Caravanserai war das vierte Studioalbum von Santana. Es markierte einen musikalischen Wendepunkt nach den drei ersten Alben, indem es das populäre Rockformat der Vorgängeralben verließ. Es enthielt auch keine Hits; vielmehr herrschte hier die Konzentration auf Jazz-bezogene Instrumental-Passagen mit teils experimentellen Charakter vor.
- LP/CD
- Columbia Records
- 1972
17. Feb. 2023 · Santana filled that gap temporarily by enlisting Tom Rutley, an acoustic bass player who knew Michael Shrieve back in college. Carlos Santana and David Brown at Woodstock 1969.
9. Nov. 2012 · Capturing Caravanserai’s expansive yet detailed sound was no easy task, and in some respects— the way Tom Rutley’s acoustic bass cuts through, for example—the result was impressive. Yet the sound was sometimes muddy, and high-quality original pressings were not a given. Fortunately, Speakers Corner’s remastered
- SantanaPrimary artist
- LP
- Speakers Corner
The first song from 1972's jazz/rock Caravanserai penned by Tom Rutley, Neal Schon, and Michael Schrieve with some great travel destinations and landmarks.Mu...
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Geschichte Ticket Santana Shaman Tour 2003, Wiener Stadthalle, 10.September 2003. Die Band wurde 1966 in San Francisco gegründet, zunächst als Santana Blues Band; zur ersten Formation gehörten Tom Frazier (Gitarre), Mike Carabello (Perkussion), Rod Harper (Schlagzeug), Gus Rodriguez (Bassgitarre) und Gregg Rolie (Orgel, Gesang).
- Chris Solberg – 1978–1980, Myron Dove – 2003–2005
24. Feb. 2023 · The track features great contributions from Tom Rutley on acoustic bass and Wendy Haas on electric piano, and a rare sharing of vocals by Santana and Shrieve. Notice the introduction of a Cuíca and Agogô in the mix, staples of Brazilian percussion instruments. Santana has a nice solo here, on which he said: “I was thinking Nature ...
Besides the vastly altered musical direction, the band was shifting as well. Long-time bassist Dave Brown was replaced by Doug Rauch and Tom Rutley. Conguero Mike Carabello’s spot was filled by James Mingo Lewis, while Armando Peraza contributed additional percussion.
