Santana - Welcome Album

Tracklist

1	Mother Africa Composed By – Herbie MannComposed By, Bass Guitar, Kalimba – Carlos SantanaComposed By, Organ [Yamaha], Marimba, Piano [Acoustic] – Tom CosterCongas – Armando PerazaDrums – Maitreya Michael ShrieveElectric Piano, Shekere – Richard KermodeSoloist, Soprano Saxophone – Jules BroussardTimbales – Jose "Chepito" Areas	5:54
2	Yours Is The Light Bass – Doug RauchCabasa – Armando PerazaComposed By, Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic] – Richard KermodeCongas – Jose "Chepito" AreasFlute – Bob Yance, Mel MartinLead Guitar – Carlos SantanaLyrics By, Drums – Maitreya Michael ShrieveOrgan [Hammond] – Tom CosterVocals – Flora PurimWhistling – Leon Thomas	5:44
3	Going Home Arranged By – Alice Coltrane, The New Santana BandBass – Doug RauchDrums – Maitreya Michael ShrieveOrgan [Hammond], Mellotron – Richard KermodeOrgan [Yamaha] – Tom CosterPercussion – Armando Peraza, Carlos Santana	4:10
4	Love, Devotion & Surrender Bass – Doug RauchComposed By, Electric Piano – Richard KermodeComposed By, Lyrics By, Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Carlos SantanaCongas – Armando PerazaDrums – Maitreya Michael ShrieveOrgan – Tom CosterTimbales – Jose "Chepito" AreasVocals – Leon Thomas, Wendy Haas	3:35
5	When I Look Into Your Eyes Bass – Doug RauchComposed By, Lyrics By, Drums – Maitreya Michael ShrieveComposed By, Organ [Yamaha And Hammond] – Tom CosterCongas, Bongos – Armando PerazaElectric Piano, Marimba, Shekere – Richard KermodeFlute – Bob Yance, Mel MartinLead Guitar – Carlos SantanaRhythm Guitar – Doug RodriguezSoloist, Flute – Joe FarrellVocals – Leon Thomas, Wendy Haas	5:49
6	Samba De Sausalito Bass – Doug RauchComposed By, Timbales, Percussion, Congas – Jose "Chepito" AreasDrums – Tony Smith Electric Piano, Percussion [Latin] – Tom CosterGuitar – Carlos SantanaOrgan [Hammond], Percussion [Latin] – Richard KermodePercussion [Latin] – Armando Peraza	3:08
7	Welcome Bass – Doug RauchComposed By – John ColtraneElectric Piano – Richard KermodeGuitar – Carlos SantanaPercussion – Armando Peraza, Jose "Chepito" AreasPiano [Acoustic] – Tom Coster	6:28
8	Light Of Life Arranged By [Strings], Conductor, Score – Greg AdamsBass – Doug RauchComposed By, Arranged By [Strings], Piano, Organ – Tom CosterComposed By, Electric Piano – Richard KermodeComposed By, Lyrics By – Carlos SantanaCongas – Armando PerazaDrums – Maitreya Michael ShrieveGuitar, Percussion – Carlos SantanaTimbales – Jose "Chepito" AreasVocals – Leon Thomas	3:49
9	Flame-Sky Bass – Doug RauchComposed By – Doug RauchComposed By, Guitar – Carlos Santana, Mahavishnu John McLaughlinCongas – Armando PerazaDrums – Maitreya Michael ShrieveOrgan [Hammond] – Richard KermodePiano, Organ [Yamaha] – Tom Coster	11:32

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PC 32445	Santana	Welcome ‎(LP, Album)	Columbia	PC 32445	US	1973
PC4392	Santana	Welcome ‎(Cass, Album)	CBS	PC4392	Australia	1973
40-69040	Santana	Welcome ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	CBS	40-69040	Europe	Unknown
511130 2, COL 511130 2, 5111302000	Santana	Welcome ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Columbia, Columbia, Legacy	511130 2, COL 511130 2, 5111302000	Europe	2003
32194, S 32194	Santana	Welcome ‎(LP, Album, RE)	CBS, CBS	32194, S 32194	Spain	1983

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
PC 32445	Santana	Welcome ‎(LP, Album)	Columbia	PC 32445	US	1973
PC4392	Santana	Welcome ‎(Cass, Album)	CBS	PC4392	Australia	1973
40-69040	Santana	Welcome ‎(Cass, Album, RE)	CBS	40-69040	Europe	Unknown
511130 2, COL 511130 2, 5111302000	Santana	Welcome ‎(CD, Album, RE)	Columbia, Columbia, Legacy	511130 2, COL 511130 2, 5111302000	Europe	2003
CK 85944	Santana	Welcome ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Columbia, Legacy	CK 85944	US	2003

Credits

• Engineer – Glen Kolotkin
• Photography By – Ethan Russell, Masakazu Sakomizu
• Producer – Carlos Santana, Maitreya Michael Shrieve, Tom Coster

Notes

Spanish reissue from 1983. Gatefold cover.Labels have "Ⓟ 1973 CBS Inc." printed on, unlike Welcome which has not.

Made and printed in Holland

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (A runout etched): S 69040-A [Walking Eye logo]
• Matrix / Runout (B runout stamped / etched): S 69040-B SA [Walking Eye logo]
• Rights Society: Stemra/Biem
• Price Code: Ⓑ

• Depósito Legal: M-11433-1983
• Rights Society (Boxed): SGAE
• Other (Impuesto de Lujo a Metalico): Permiso Num. 7053

Companies

• Manufactured By – CBS Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
• Lacquer Cut At – CBS, Haarlem
• Pressed By – CBS, Haarlem

• Manufactured By – Discos CBS, S.A., Madrid
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.

Video

Album

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