Product Description
Contents: [Limited Edition] SA-CD Multi-ch Hybrid Disc (SA-CD and CD dual-layer disc) 7-inch paper jacket packaging. Includes Japanese single jackets (3) and overseas promotional posters (2). Japan-exclusive release. Track Listing: 1. Dance Sister Dance (Baila Mi Hermana) 2. Take Me With You 3. Let Me 4. Gitano 5. Tell Me Are You Tired 6. Europa (Earth�fs Cry Heaven�fs Smile) 7. Let It Shine Celebrating its 50th anniversary! This legendary album makes its world debut on the long-awaited SA-CD Multi-ch Hybrid disc! To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the release of Santana's 7th album from 1976, which marked his long-awaited return to Latin rock after leaning towards spiritual and fantastical jazz fusion, the world's first SA-CD multi-hybrid disc has finally arrived! While Santana's primitive and vibrant band ensemble approach to funk music is excellent, the highlight of this work is undoubtedly the sensual guitar instrumental masterpiece "Europa," which established Santana's melancholic instrumental style. Furthermore, this album features artwork by Tadanori Yokoo, his second collaboration since "Lotus." Converted from the original master of the quadraphonic version (4ch mix), which was not released in Japan at the time, to DSD, this high-quality surround mix offers an unprecedented sense of presence compared to the regular stereo version, and the CD layer is also a newly remastered version using an SA-CD stereo high-resolution master. The packaging is a meticulously resized 7-inch paper jacket version of the US quadraphonic LP, and includes reproductions of the original overseas promotional posters. A must-have collector's item for Santana fans worldwide! Media reviews and more: To commemorate the 50th anniversary of the release of Santana's 7th album from 1976, which marked his long-awaited return to Latin rock after leaning towards spiritual and fantastical jazz fusion, the world's first SA-CD multi-hybrid disc has finally arrived! While Santana's primitive and vibrant band ensemble approach to funk music is excellent, the highlight of this work is undoubtedly the sensual guitar instrumental masterpiece "Europa," which established Santana's melancholic instrumental style. Furthermore, this album features artwork by Tadanori Yokoo, marking his second collaboration since "Lotus." This release converts the original master of the quadraphonic (4-channel mix), which was not released in Japan at the time, to DSD, allowing listeners to enjoy a surround mix with an unprecedented level of realism compared to the regular stereo version, in high fidelity. The CD layer also uses the latest remastered SA-CD stereo high-resolution master. (C)RS