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This little box set is great value, especially if you love the fusion side of Carlos Santana. In fact I enjoyed this so much on the first listen it is hard to decide which one to spin again first! I had owned Illuminations on vinyl previously and it's as great as I recalled. Swing of Delight (a two record set on a single CD)is new to me. You won't find much of the classic Santana sound here but this is one of Carlos's finest accomplishments. The thing I find interesting about this music is that it appeared AFTER the Santana band proper had returned to a more air play consumer friendly sound. As a musician who dabbles with jazz I feel this music is far more interesting.

I just wish he'd continue releasing the solo stuff like thisIt's fusion but it does not sound particularly dated like a lot of fusion from that era does. I have a theory about why. Electronic instruments at this time were out of date by the time a record was released because the technology changed so quickly. So many artists fell victim to the synth thing. What sounded great at the time sounds a lot like Nintendo game music today. Tom Coster was not overly indulgent with synthesizers and when he did use them he used additional pedals and a touch technique that produced a very organic sound.

For example the synth on Dance Sister Dance sounds like a guitar rather than a mini moog Coster was known for this ability in the Santana band. So Swing will get lots of rotation from me.

Oneness is great stuff too but a little unusual. In places it reminds me of Weather Report lineup #3 Some have compared it to Borboletta (one of my favorites) but I really don't hear that at all.

Still, I like the entire album. The sound on these CD's is very good try not to get hung up on is it or isn't it remastered. With these box sets you get whatever the latest edition of the CdD single release might happen to be. You can't go wrong at this price.Now some reviewers complain about no liner notes or credits with these 3 and 5 album value sets. Let the music speak and if you want to see personnel all of these are documented on Wikipedia. The mini Lp sleeves are sturdy and pretty cool. I do miss this fusion side of Carlos Santana and do wish he would stop trying to repeat the success of Supernatural and get back to making more of this great music.

In the meantime we have these. I thought Carlos' fusion was abandoned after Borboletta so discovering Swing of Delight and Oneness was finding more of that great work. My favorite Santana works are: Caravanserai, Welcome, Lotus, Borboletta, Amigos. Waves central.

If you like those then you will like this box set a lot.These are three of Carlos Santana's rock/jazz fusion albums in one package. These are from Carlos Santana as opposed to the Santana band, although I think that Oneness is really a Santana band album. The good news is you get three albums that had come in 4 LPs for a very cheap price.The bad news is that this a very stripped down package with no credits or album information. The CDs come in cardboard sleeves that are shrunk versions of the original LP covers.

The problem is that the track listings and credits were not on the outside of the album covers. They were included in the LP sleeves for two of the albums and in the center of the gatefold for Swing of Delight. So, unless you have the original LPs or go online, you don't know who played on these albums.The sound quality is very good to excellent on all three discs.The first disc is Illuminations, which is supposed to be a duet with harpist/organist Alice Coltrane. There really isn't that much Coltrane on the album. I found half the album to be to ethereal ambient type music that relied too much on a string section. It does have about 15 minutes of great music for jazz greats Jack DeJonnette and David Holland. I give this album 3 stars.Oneness could be considered a Santana band album because it contains members of the Santana band at the time it was recorded in 1979.

However, it sounds a lot like the Santana album from 1974, Borboletta. This is a very good jazz/rock/latin fusion album with some great parts and some good songs.

I give it 4 to 5 stars.Swing of Delight was originally issued as a double LP. But, it is only 56 minutes long and could have been released as a single LP. I never like playing it because I would have to get up every 13 minutes to flip the album. It is great that it is a single album. This is more of a jazz/rock fusion album with very little Latin influence. For the first half of the album, it is difficult to tell that Carlos Santana was involved. Even his guitar playing is significantly different.

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I really enjoy the change. Later on, he does revert back to some of the Latin influences and his famous guitar style. I give this one a solid 5 stars.1974 2010 'Illuminataions'.

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Illuminations is a 1974 collaboration between Carlos Santana and Alice Coltrane. Jazz musicians Jules Broussard, Jack DeJohnette and Dave Holland also contributed to the record, on saxophone, flute, drums and bass. Alice Coltrane delivers some harp glissando, while the string orchestra adds a serene mood to the music. Carlos Santana (whose Indian name 'Devadip' appears on the sleeve) plays electric guitar in his own fashion, utilizing feedback, long notes and simple melodies, letting much space to the other instruments. The album is conceived as an instrumental jazz album, with lengthy solos on guitar, saxophone and keyboards. The introduction to 'Angel of Air', with its violins, has been sampled by the Cinematic Orchestra. It is his first of three solo albums (the others being Oneness and The Swing of Delight) to be released under his temporary Sanskrit name Devadip Carlos Santana, given to him by Sri Chinmoy.For his third duet album, Carlos Santana performed the works of John Coltrane, paired with Coltrane's widow, harpist/keyboardist Alice Coltrane, on this instrumental album.

Side One includes several contemplative, string-filled numbers, while Side Two presents Santana's re-creation of John Coltrane's late free jazz style in 'Angel of Sunlight.' Track Listing:1. Guru Sri Chinmoy Aphorism - Devadip Carlos Santana and Turiya Alice Coltrane2. Angel of Air / Angel of Water - Devadip Carlos Santana and Turiya Alice Coltrane / Devadip Carlos Santana / Turiya Alice Coltrane3.

Bliss: The Eternal Now - Devadip Carlos Santana and Turiya Alice Coltrane4. Angel of Sunlight - Devadip Carlos Santana and Turiya Alice Coltrane5. Illuminations - Devadip Carlos Santana / Turiya Alice ColtranePersonnelCarlos Santana - GuitarAlice Coltrane - Harp, Piano, Wurlitzer OrganTom Coster - Electric Piano and Hammond Organ - 2,4,5Dave Holland - Double Bass - 2,4Jack DeJohnette - Drums and Percussion - 2,4Jules Broussard - Flute, Soprano Saxophone - 2,4Phil Brown - Tamboura - 4Armando Peraza - Congas - 4Phil Ford - Tablas - 41979 2010 'Oneness Silver Dreams-Golden Reality'. Oneness: Silver Dreams - Golden Reality is a 1979 album by Carlos Santana. It was his second of three solo albums (the others being Illuminations and The Swing of Delight) to be released under his temporary Sanskrit name Devadip Carlos Santana, given to him by Sri Chinmoy. The album features members of the band Santana, and consists mostly of instrumental songs and ballads.This is the first Carlos Santana solo album. It features members of the Santana band as backup, however, so the difference between a group effort and a solo work seems to be primarily in the musical approach, which is more esoteric, and more varied than on a regular band album.

The record is mostly instrumental and given over largely to contemplative ballads, although there is also, for example, in the song 'Silver Dreams Golden Smiles,' a traditional pop ballad sung by Saunders King.Track listing:1. The Chosen Hour2. Arise Awake3. Light Versus Darkness4. Jim Jeannie5. Transformation (Excerpt from Hovhaness' 'Mysterious Mountain')6. Silver Dreams Golden Smiles8.

Cry of the Wilderness9. Guru's Song10. Life Is Just a Passing Parade12. Golden Dawn13. Free As the Morning Sun14. I Am Free (Excerpt from 'The Soul-Bird')15. Song for DevadipPersonnel:Carlos Santana - Guitar, VocalsChris Solberg - Guitar, Keyboards, VocalsUrmila Santana - VocalsDavid Margen - BassNarada Michael Walden - DrumsChris Rhyne - KeyboardsClare Fischer - String arrangements and conductor; Piano on 'Silver Dreams Golden Smiles'Saunders King - Guitar, VocalsGraham Lear - DrumsBob Levy - SynthesizerTom Coster - Keyboards, VocalsPete Escovedo - PercussionArmando Peraza - Percussion, Vocals1980 2010 'The Swing Of Delight'.

The Swing of Delight is a 1980 double album by Carlos Santana. It was the last of three solo albums (the others being Illuminations in 1974 and Oneness in 1979) to be released under his temporary Sanskrit name Devadip Carlos Santana, given to him by Sri Chinmoy.For his second 'solo' album, Carlos Santana used Miles Davis' famed '60s group-Herbie Hancock, Wayne Shorter, Ron Carter, and Tony Williams - plus members of the current Santana band, for a varied, jazz-oriented session that was one of his more pleasant excursions from the standard Santana sound. (Originally released as a double-LP, The Swing of Delight was reissued on a single CD.)Track listing:1. Swapan Tari2. Love Theme from 'Spartacus'3.

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Phuler Matan4. Song for My Brother5. Jharna Kala6. Golden Hours9.

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Illuminations is a 1974 collaboration between Alice Coltrane and Carlos Santana. Jazz musicians Jules Broussard, Jack DeJohnette and Dave Holland also contributed to the record, on saxophone, flute, drums and bass.

Alice Coltrane performs on harp, piano, and Wurlitzer organ and arranged and conducted the string section. Carlos Santana (whose Indian name 'Devadip' appears on the sleeve, as Alice's Turiya) plays electric guitar in a minimal style, using feedback, long notes and simple melodies and lending much space to the other instruments. The album is conceived as an instrumental jazz album, with lengthy solos on guitar, saxophone and keyboards.

Tafsir al misbah quraish shihab pdf. The introduction to 'Angel of Air', with its violins, has been sampled by the Cinematic Orchestra. It is his first of three solo albums (the others being Oneness and The Swing of Delight) to be released under his temporary Sanskrit name Devadip Carlos Santana, given to him by Sri Chinmoy.

In addition, the usual 2 channel stereo version of the album was also released in 1974 by Columbia Records in a 4 channel quadraphonic version.

Later releases[edit]

Remix[edit]

In 2001, Bill Laswell, responsible for remixes of albums by Bob Marley and Miles Davis, mixed and remixed excerpts of Santana's Illuminations and Love Devotion Surrender,^[3] on an album called Divine Light.^[4]

In 2017, a reissue of the album was released by Dutton Vocalion in the UK on the Super Audio CD format containing both the stereo and quadraphonic mixes.

Track listing[edit]

Side one[edit]

1. 'Guru Sri Chinmoy Aphorism' (S.Chinmoy) - 1:11
2. 'Angel of Air / Angel of Water' (Coster-Santana) - 9:55
3. 'Bliss: the Eternal Now' (A. Coltrane) - 5:33

Side two[edit]

1. 'Angel of Sunlight' (Coster-Santana) - 14:43
2. 'Illuminations' (Coster-Santana) - 4:18

Personnel[edit]

• Alice Coltrane - Piano, Harp, Wurlitzer Organ (on track B1)
• Carlos Santana - Guitar
• Dave Holland - Double Bass (on tracks A2, B1)
• James Bond - Bass
• Jack DeJohnette - Drums and Percussion (on tracks A2, B1)
• Tom Coster - Electric Piano and Hammond Organ (on tracks A2, B1-2)
• Jules Broussard - Flute, Soprano Saxophone (on tracks A2, B1)
• Phil Brown - Tanpura (on track B1)
• Armando Peraza - Congas (on track B1)
• Phil Ford - Tablas (on track B1)
• String section arranged and conducted by Alice Coltrane
• Murray Adler - Violin, concert master
• Ron Folsom - Violin
• Bill Henderson - Violin
• Nathan Kaproff - Violin
• Gordon Marron - Violin
• Paul Shure - Violin
• Charles Veal - Violin
• Anne Goodman - Cello
• Glenn Grab - Cello
• Jackie Lustgarten - Cello
• Fred Seykora - Cello
• Marilyn Baker - Viola
• Myer Bello - Viola
• Rollice Dale - Viola
• Alan Harshman - Viola
• Myra Kestenbaum - Viola
• David Schwartz - Viola

References[edit]

1. ^Ruhlmann, William. Illuminations at AllMusic
2. ^Christgau, Robert (1981). 'Consumer Guide '70s: S'. Christgau's Record Guide: Rock Albums of the Seventies. Ticknor & Fields. ISBN089919026X. Retrieved March 12, 2019 – via robertchristgau.com.
3. ^'DiscsEtc: Music CDs'. The Independent. 2001-09-16. p. 14.
4. ^Broecking, Christian (2001-07-11). 'Instant Karma: Sci-Fi-Jazz und andere Fusionen - Barbecue im Raumschiff'. Die Tageszeitung. Retrieved 2009-06-24.