Santana - Caravanserai - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Vinyl LP pressing in gatefold jacket. Includes digital download. Caravanserai is the fourth studio album by Santana, released on October 11, 1972. It marked a major turning point in Carlos Santana's career as it was a sharp departure from his critically acclaimed first three albums. The sound contrasted greatly with Santana's trademark fusion of salsa, rock, and jazz, and concentrated mostly on jazz-like instrumental passages. All but three tracks were instrumentals, and consequently the album yielded no hit singles. The album is the first among a series of Santana albums that were known for their increasing musical complexity, marking a move away from the popular rock of the early Santana albums toward a more contemplative and experimental jazz sound. Album Tracks 1. Eternal Caravan of Reincarnation - 4 28 2. Waves Within (Album Version) - 3 54 3. Look Up (To See What's Coming Down) - 3 00 4. Just in Time to See the Sun - 2 19 5. Song of the Wind - 6 04 6. All the Love of the Universe - 7 39 1. Future Primitive (Album Version) - 4 12 2. Stone Flower - 6 15 3. La Fuente Del Ritmo - 4 33 4. Every Step of the Way - 9 05

80 tracks on 4CD's! Featuring all of the best 70's ROCK (Fleetwood Mac, Foreigner, Rod Stewart), DISCO (ABBA, Chic, Gloria Gaynor), SOUL (Barry White, Chaka Khan, Diana Ross)) & PUNK/NEW WAVE (Ramones, Television, Talking Heads). Album Tracks 1. Abba-Waterloo 2. Fleetwood Mac-Go Your Own Way 3. Stealers Wheel-Stuck in the Middle with You 4. Chicago -If You Leave Me Now 5. Rod Stewart-Maggie May 6. Van Morrison-Into the Mystic 7. The Doobie Brothers-Listen to the Music 8. Faces -Ooh la la 9. Gerry Rafferty-Baker Street 10. The Hollies-Long Cool Woman (In a Black Dress) 11. Foreigner-Cold As Ice 12. ZZ Top-Tush 13. Alice Cooper -School's Out 14. Ramones-Blitzkrieg Bop 15. The Cars-Just What I Needed 16. Joe Walsh-Life's Been Good 17. Bad Company -Feel Like Makin' Love 18. Bread-Make It with You 19. James Taylor -Fire and Rain 20. Pretenders*-Brass in Pocket 1. Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons-December, 1963 (Oh What a Night!) 2. Hot Chocolate-You Sexy Thing 3. Chic-Le Freak 4. The Jackson 5-I Want You Back 5. Sister Sledge-We Are Family 6. The Doobie Brothers-Long Train Runnin' 7. Barry White-Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe 8. Chaka Khan-I'm Every Woman 9. Candi Staton-Young Hearts Run Free 10. Diana Ross-Ain't No Mountain High Enough 11. The Spinners*-The Rubberband Man 12. Daryl Hall & John Oates-She's Gone 13. George Benson-Breezin' 14. Ben E. King-Supernatural Thing (Part 1) 15. Rose Royce-Wishing on a Star 16. Aretha Franklin-Until You Come Back to Me (That's What I Am Going to Do) 17. Goody Goody-It Looks Like Love 18. Marshall Hain-Dancing in the City 19. Spinners & Dionne Warwick-Then Came You 20. The Trammps-Disco Inferno 1. Van Morrison-Moondance 2. Kate Bush-Wuthering Heights 3. Warren Zevon-Werewolves of London 4. The Hollies-The Air That I Breathe 5.

Essential Tracks From Iconic Albums... This 4CD set opens with a trio of tracks from stunning debuts 'A Ray Of Sunshine' from 'Fantastic', the 1983 debut album from Wham, 'Lemon Firebrigade' from Haircut 100's 'Pelican West', and the sumptuous 'Show Me', the opening track from 'The Lexicon Of Love' from ABC. Huge 1983 albums are up next from Culture Club, with 'Black Money' from 'Colour By Numbers', and 'This City Never Sleeps' the closing track on 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)' from Eurythmics. Another epic closer from Alison Moyet with 'Where Hides Sleep' from her solo debut 'Alf' is followed by 'Frankie's First Affair' from another 1984 debut, 'Diamond Life' from Sade. Roxy Music's 1982 'Avalon' included 'The Space Between', whilst Japan with 'Talking Drum' from 'Tin Drum' leads a stellar run of iconic albums from Duran Duran, Spandau Ballet, Heaven 17, Ultravox and The Human League with 'The Things That Dreams Are Made Of' from 1981's hit-packed 'Dare'. The first disc closes with Donna Summer from her Quincy Jones produced 1982 eponymous album, Tina Turner with the opening track from her landmark 1984 'Private Dancer' and Bruce Springsteen from his 1980 double classic 'The River', while the final track 'Mystery Achievement' was the final track on the Pretenders debut 'Pretenders' released just two weeks into 1980 - and sounding as fresh today as it did over 45 years ago. Wham! Are back opening CD2 with 'Heartbeat' from 1984's 'Make It Big' - an album that housed multiple #1 singles. Soft Cell are featured next with 'Secret Life' from their remarkable debut 'Non- Stop Erotic Cabaret', and a track that would be a #1 10 years later as a cover version, 'Young At Heart', is featured from Bananarama's 1983 debut 'Deep Sea Skiving'. A run of superb synth pop including Nik Kershaw, Howard Jones and Bronski Beat follows, before a couple of r&b influenced tracks from