Santana - Ultimate [2007]

Thursday, 18 October 2007



Artist : Santana
Album : Ultimate Santana
Year : 2007
Genre : Rock
Label : Arista
Source : CDDA
Size : 115,2 MB
Quality : VBRkbps
: 44.1kHz
: Joint

Tracklist:
01 Into The Night (Ft. Chad Kroeger) 03:42
02 This Boy's Fire (Ft. Jennifer Lopez And Baby Bash) 03:30
03 Smooth (Ft. Rob Thomas) 04:56
04 Maria Maria (Ft. Product G And B) 04:22
05 Oye Como Va 04:18
06 Black Magic Woman 03:16
07 Evil Ways 03:56
08 Corazon Espinado (Ft. Mana) 04:35
09 Europa 05:06
10 The Game Of Love (Ft. Tina Turner) 04:22
11 Put Your Lights On (Ft. Everlast) 04:46
12 Why Don't You And I (Ft. Alex Band Of The Calling) 03:51
13 Everybody's Everything 03:32
14 Just Feel Better (Ft. Steven Tyler) 04:12
15 Samba Pa Ti 04:45
16 No One To Depend On 05:34
17 The Game Of Love (Ft. Michelle Branch) 04:14
18 Interplanetary Party 04:07

Total Runtime: 77:04


Release Notes:

Billed as the first Santana compilation to span his entire career,
it is true that Ultimate Santana does indeed run the gamut from
1969's "Evil Ways" to 2002's "Game of Love," but if you think that
means it handles all phases of his career equally, you'd be sadly
mistaken. Essentially, this 18-track set plays like a collection of
highlights from his Supernatural-era comebacks, spiked with a
couple of classic rock oldies -- because that's what it really is.
It contains no less than ten superstar duets, including new numbers
with Nickelback's Chad Kroeger (the streamlined and smoothed "Into
the Night," which has little of Kroeger's trademark growly
histrionics) and Jennifer Lopez and Baby Bash ("This Boy's Fire,"
a dance number where Santana seems incidental), plus a version of
"The Game of Love" with Tina Turner (don't worry, the lighter,
brighter, superior Michelle Branch version is here too) and plus
"Interplanetary Party," which is a new band recording that sounds
like a star duet. These are piled upon seven previously released
duets -- including, of course, the hits "Smooth," "Maria Maria,"
and "The Game of Love," but also album tracks with Everlast,
Steven Tyler, and Alex Band of the Calling -- with classic rock
radio staples "Oye Como Va," "Black Magic Woman," "Evil Ways,"
"Europa," "Samba Pa Ti," and "No One to Depend On" for good
measure. In other words, this is certainly not a hits disc for
the fan of his earliest music, or his most adventurous music
either; it's for the pop fans won over by his latter-day
comeback, and for those listeners, it's the hits disc they'd
want -- but for everybody else, it's better to seek out other
compilations or original albums, because those paint a better
picture of what Santana was all about than this crisp, clean
collection of lifestyle pop.

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