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Soul Sacrifice
Rock · 1993 · 8 tracks · 1h 4m

Soul Sacrifice

A high-voltage live document capturing the raw, percussive heat of Latin rock. Searing guitar solos and Hammond organ swells collide in a feverish festival atmosphere.

October 1993

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A relentless, sun-baked explosion of rhythmic joy and guitar-driven intensity.

Tracklist · 8 Tracks · 1h 4m
01
Se a cabo
5:18
02
Medley: Black Magic Woman / Gipsy Woman / Savour / Jingo
14:40
03
Oye como va
5:08
04
Hope You’re Feeling Better
5:00
05
Toussaint L’Ouverture / Evil Ways
9:27
06
Persuasion
2:44
07
Soul Sacrifice
15:01
08
Encore
7:25
Moments Worth Listening For
The explosive transition in the medley where the bluesy crawl of Black Magic Woman ignites into the high-speed chaos of Jingo.
The fifteen-minute title track climax where the drums and congas reach a fever pitch that feels like it might break the speakers.
The heavy, distorted riffing of Hope You’re Feeling Better cutting through the dense percussion with pure hard-rock aggression.

How does Soul Sacrifice sound next to the rest of Santana's catalogue?

Chanting+2.5σ

The vocals lean far further into chanting than the rest of the catalogue.

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