Carlos Santana with Sadao Watanabe - Live Under The Sky, 1991 - CD2
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Recorded Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 21st May 1991 and broadcast by NHK Radio
Disc One
1. Intro/Mandela
2. It’s A Jungle Out There
3. Somewhere In Heaven
4. Chill Out
5. Black Magic Woman
6. Oye Como Va
Disc Two
1. For Those Who Chant
2. Right On
3. Save The Children
4. Spirits Dancing In the Flesh
5. Europa
Carlos Santana - guitar
Sadao Watanabe - saxophone
Chester Thompson - keyboards
Benny Rietveld - bass
Gaylord Birch - drums
Raul Rekow - congas
Karl Perazzo - timbales
Tony Lindsay - vocals
By 1991 the band Santana had evolved from latin organ and percussion grooves through trippy jazz-fusion and arrived at a form of high energy latin soul/rock. It’s a journey few watching them at Woodstock in 1969 would have predicted. Twenty-two years and countless albums later Carlos Santana himself was the only original member present in Tokyo. A close friend of Miles Davis and devotee of John Coltrane, he had regularly incorporated elements of jazz into his music, so it is no surprise to see Japan’s greatest living saxophonist, Sadao Watanabe, added here. For his part Watanabe is happy to play latin, funk and fusion, his solos easily matching Santana’s overdriven guitar for invention and energy. The tunes are taken from the Santana albums Freedom (1987) and Spirits Dancing In The Flesh (1990) as well as classics from their LPs Abraxas (1970) and Amigos (1976). Performed at the Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 21st May 1991 and broadcast on NHK radio.
Disc One
1. Intro/Mandela
2. It’s A Jungle Out There
3. Somewhere In Heaven
4. Chill Out
5. Black Magic Woman
6. Oye Como Va
Disc Two
1. For Those Who Chant
2. Right On
3. Save The Children
4. Spirits Dancing In the Flesh
5. Europa
Carlos Santana - guitar
Sadao Watanabe - saxophone
Chester Thompson - keyboards
Benny Rietveld - bass
Gaylord Birch - drums
Raul Rekow - congas
Karl Perazzo - timbales
Tony Lindsay - vocals
By 1991 the band Santana had evolved from latin organ and percussion grooves through trippy jazz-fusion and arrived at a form of high energy latin soul/rock. It’s a journey few watching them at Woodstock in 1969 would have predicted. Twenty-two years and countless albums later Carlos Santana himself was the only original member present in Tokyo. A close friend of Miles Davis and devotee of John Coltrane, he had regularly incorporated elements of jazz into his music, so it is no surprise to see Japan’s greatest living saxophonist, Sadao Watanabe, added here. For his part Watanabe is happy to play latin, funk and fusion, his solos easily matching Santana’s overdriven guitar for invention and energy. The tunes are taken from the Santana albums Freedom (1987) and Spirits Dancing In The Flesh (1990) as well as classics from their LPs Abraxas (1970) and Amigos (1976). Performed at the Nippon Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 21st May 1991 and broadcast on NHK radio.