Track Listing
1. Adouma
2. Nothing at All - (featuring Musiq Soulchild)
3. Game of Love, The - (featuring Michelle Branch)
4. You Are My Kind - (featuring Seal)
5. Amore (Sexo) - (featuring Macy Gray)
6. Foo Foo - (Spanish)
7. Victory Is Won
8. Since Supernatural - (featuring Melkie Jean/Governor Washington)
9. America - (featuring P.O.D.)
10. Sideways - (featuring Citizen Cope)
11. Why Don't You & I - (featuring Chad Kroeger)
12. Feels Like Fire - (featuring Dido)
13. Aye Aye Aye
14. Hoy es Adios - (Spanish, featuring Alejandro Lerner)
15. One of These Days - (featuring Ozomatli)
16. Novus - (featuring Plácido Domingo)
| Details | | Contributing Artists: | Alejandro Lerner, Chad Kroeger, Citizen Cope, Dido, Governor Washington, Macy Gray, Melkie Jean, Michelle Branch, Musiq Soulchild, Musiq, Ozomatli, P.O.D., Placido Domingo, Plácido Domingo, Seal | | Producer: | Carlos Santana, Clive Davis | | Distributor: | BMG (distributor) | | Recording Type: | Studio | | Recording Mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
Album Notes
Personnel includes: Carlos Santana (vocals, acoustic 12-stirng, nylon string & electric guitars, keyboards, timbales, rainstick); Rene Martinez (acoustic guitar); Musiq, Michelle Branch, Seal, Macy Gray, Chad Kroeger, Andy Vargas, JB Eckl, Alejandro Lerner, Placido Domingo, Dido, Melkie Jean, Governor Washington (vocals); Fernando "Toby" Tobon (electric guitar, cuatro, mandolin, bass, backgrond vocals); Ulises Bella (saxophone); Asdru Sierra (trumpet); Arturo Velasco (trombone); Jose Gaviria (keyboards, background vocals); Chester Thompson, Andres Munera (keyboards); John Ginty (organ, keyboards); Me'Shell Ndegeocello, Benny Reitveld (bass); Rodney Blade, Michael Shrieve (drums); Karl Perazzo (congas, percussion); Dan Shea (programming); Kike Santander, Cori Rooney, Shelene Thomas, Ozomalti, Ola Taylor, Pauline Taylor (background vocals).
P.O.D: Sonny (vocals); Marco (guitar); Traa (bass); Wuv (drums).
"The Game Of Love" (w/ Michelle Branch) won the 2003 Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration With Vocals.
On Santana's second Arista album, SHAMAN, the formula that turned SUPERNATURAL into a multi-platinum comeback machine is employed again with equally positive results. Carlos and his returning band of semi-regulars play backup to a revolving door of hit-making lead singers. Consequently, the album is a mixed, multi-format bag of great singles, each of which feature lots of Carlos's distinctive lead guitar (placed appropriately high in the mix).
This time out there's even more variety. Apparently not satisfied with simply crossing over, album co-producer Clive Davis ambitiously brokered an album that attempts to snare record buyers of every conceivable type. To this end, SHAMAN includes not only Latin, R&B, rap, and rock tracks, but also features grunge, classical and Nu Metal. Amazingly, the record is much more cohesive than would seem possible, sounding utterly contemporary and radio-ready throughout. Regardless of its disparate elements, SHAMAN is one thing for sure: a stunning pop record.
Editorial Reviews
...Ultimately, the real angel on Santana's shoulder is his guitar... - Rating: B-
Entertainment Weekly (10/25/2002)
...[The] old time Latin rockers sway seductively. The R&B connections work...
Mojo (01/01/2003)
| See an error? Submit a change request |
All rights reserved.
