One of the defining and most critically acclaimed albums of the '90s, Supernatural was the record which brought Santana to the spotlight of a new generation of fans. Joined by Rob Thomas, Dave Matthews, Everlast, Lauryn Hill, Eric Clapton, Wyclef Jean and others, Supernatural set the standard for contemporary pop and rock records moving into the new millennium.

Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of the multi-platinum album, the Legacy Edition includes the phenomenally successful original album completely re-mastered under Carlos Santana's supervision, a bonus disc jam packed with almost 70 minutes of rare and unreelased material, and a full color book with new liner notes, rare photos, memorabilia and more!


DISC 1---
1. (Da Le) Yaleo
2. Love of My Life (featuring Dave Matthews & Carter Beauford)
3. Put Your Lights On (featuring Everlast)
4. Africa Bamba
5. Smooth (featuring Rob Thomas)
6. Do You Like the Way (featuring Lauryn Hill & Cee-Lo)
7. Maria Maria (featuring The Product G&B)
8. Migra
9. Corazon Espinado (featuring Manà)
10. Wishing It Was (featuring Eagle-Eye Cherry)
11. El Farol
12. Primavera
13. The Calling (featuring Eric Clapton)

Disc 2
1. Bacalao Con Pan (Previously unissued)
2. Angel Love (Come For Me) (Previously unissued)
3. Rain Down On Me (Previously unissued) featuring Dave Matthews & Carter Beauford
4. Corazon Espinado ((Spanish Dance Remix))featuring Mana
5. One Fine Morning (Previously unissued)
6. Exodus/Get Up Stand Up; Exodus\ Get Up Stand Up (Previously unissued)
7. Ya Yo Me Cure (Previously unissued)
8. Maria Maria ((PUMPIN' DOLLS CLUB MIX)) featuring The Product G&B
9. Smooth (Instrumental)
10. The Calling Jam (Previously unissued) featuring Eric Clapton
11. Olympic Festival
12. Primavera
13. The Calling featuring Eric Clapton

i wish they'd give people the option of just buying disc two on releases like this. especially since it was such a huge album and most would already have it. but anyway. i'll definitely have to pick this one up. thanks for posting this.

CHIC0 said:

Yeah,I see what you mean.I don't mind buying a fresh,remastered copy of 'Supernatural'.That album is brilliant

CHIC0 said:

They ARE doing that now with many DELUXE EDITIONS of the past years. They call them RARITIES EDITION and it's just the bonus disc you buy

PANDURITO said:

They certainly are They recently released the 'bonus' discs of Rick James 'Street Songs' and Diana Ross' 'Diana' CDs separately.

I got that email yesterday...
I started to pre-order it, then the phone rang and I never went back to it.
I plan on getting it, tho.

Santana's Supernatural Legacy Edition Celebrates 10th Anniversary With New 2-CD Deluxe Set. Hits stores February 16th
1/20/2010

The historic 1999 GRAMMY award-winning album now features a deluxe 2 cd package with the original album remastered, PLUS 11 all new bonus tracks including previously unissued material, outtakes, dance club mixes, instrumental material, 24 page full-color booklet including rare photography and memorabilia.

Listen to a single from it, Angel Love (Come for me), at AOL!

You can pre-order the Supernatural (Legacy Edtion) now at Amazon.

Supernatural (Legacy Edition), hits stores on February 16.

The bonus content on disc two of SUPERNATURAL: LEGACY EDITION will amaze Santana fans as if hearing a new album. The bulk of the outtakes that "didn't make the cut" on the original album are Santana band tracks: "Angel Love (Come For Me)"; "Ya Yo Me Cure"; a cover of Cuban band Irakere's classic "Bacalao Con Pan" by Chucho Valdes; a cover of Lighthouse's 1971 hit "One Fine Morning"; the medley of Bob Marley & the Wailers "Exodus/Get Up Stand Up," all previously unissued; and "Olympic Festival" (from the Girlfight movie soundtrack, 2000).

There are dance club mixes of "Corazon Espinado" featuring Maná, and "Maria Maria" featuring the Product G&B. "Smooth" is heard in an
instrumental version, without vocal. Likewise, "The Calling Jam" featuring Eric Clapton is an instrumental version, without vocals.

collectors,take note: Santana's 1979 album 'Marathon' was also remastered...


Marathon 30th Anniversary Edition (Original Recording Remastered)
10/23/2009

This 30th Anniversary Edition comes with wonderful new remastering overseen by Joe Reagoso, the original art elements and all of the great musical moments from this classic album as you remember them.

PANDURITO said:

nice. apart from Lady Gaga's "Monster/Fame", set i've not seen any. but thanks for the info. i'll be looking into that.

in other Santana news...he is working on a new album that will be released at year's end.

chocolate1 said:

I pre-ordered it from Santana's official site.They have a cool "bundle pack" that includes a cool T-shirt with the CDs

CHIC0 said:

SoulAlive said:

does an album from 1999 really need a remaster, though?

errant said:

Good question....

SoulAlive said:

i want that shirt.

Go to his official site and order it Check out all the other T-shirts,too.They're amazing!

Santana Supernatural Legacy Edition Celebrates 10th Anniversary With New 2-CD Deluxe Set
prnewswire
Press Release Source: Legacy Recordings On Tuesday January 19, 2010, 10:00 am EST

NEW YORK, Jan. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- With a chart record that now spans five decades – from the '60s to the '00s – and one of the most consistently best-selling catalogs in modern recording history, Santana's torrid gumbo of blues-rock, rhythm and soul, Afro-Cuban jazz, Mexicano, and world music flavors is an enduring wonder of contemporary popular music. More than 40 summers after their trail-blazing Saturday afternoon performance at the Woodstock Music & Arts Fair on August 16, 1969, and the release of their iconic debut LP three days later, Santana occupies a unique status among surviving American bands.

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A decade ago in June 1999, 30 summers after Woodstock, Santana released an album destined to be the biggest of their career. Supernatural, a long-overdue reunion between producers Carlos Santana and Clive Davis, brought fresh collaborations with (in alphabetical order) Cee-Lo, Eagle-Eye Cherry, Eric Clapton, Everlast, Lauryn Hill, Mexican supergroup Mana, Dave Matthews and bandmate Carter Beauford, producers the Dust Brothers, KC Porter, Wyclef Jean, and others. The album spun off two huge RIAA platinum #1 hits – "Smooth" featuring Rob Thomas of Matchbox Twenty, and "Maria Maria," produced by Wyclef Jean, featuring his hip-hop proteges the Product G&B – the first Hot 100 #1 hits of Santana's career. They spent a cumulative half-year at #1 and paved the way for the album to amass chart honors and generate Grammy Awards® beyond anyone's imaginations or expectations (except, of course, Clive's).

In commemoration, Supernatural: Legacy Edition presents the album's first new remastering – personally supervised by Carlos – since its original release. In the tradition of the prestigious Legacy Edition series, the new package adds a second disc of rarities – 11 tracks, eight of them songs that were not contained on the album, seven of them previously unissued, including outtakes, dance club mixes, and instrumental material. A 24-page full-color booklet includes rare photography and memorabilia from the Santana archives. The specially-designed double-CD package, encased in the distinctive Legacy Edition mylar slipcase, will be available at all physical and digital retail outlets starting February 16th through Arista/Legacy, a division of SONY MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT. On February 3rd, Santana will kick off 11 of the "Supernatural Santana: A Trip Through the Hits" residency show concert dates at The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, running through February 21st.

The bonus content on disc two of Supernatural: Legacy Edition will amaze Santana fans as if hearing a new album. The bulk of the outtakes that "didn't make the cut" on the original album are Santana band tracks: "Angel Love (Come For Me)"; "Ya Yo Me Cure"; a cover of Cuban band Irakere's classic "Bacalao Con Pan" by Chucho Valdes; a cover of Lighthouse's 1971 hit "One Fine Morning"; the medley of Bob Marley & the Wailers "Exodus/Get Up Stand Up," all previously unissued; and "Olympic Festival" (from the Girlfight movie soundtrack, 2000).

The only collaboration that "didn't make the cut" features Dave Matthews and Carter Beauford, "Rain Down On Me." There are dance club mixes of "Corazon Espinado" featuring Mana, and "Maria Maria" featuring the Product G&B. "Smooth" is heard in an instrumental version, without vocal. Likewise, "The Calling Jam" featuring Eric Clapton is an instrumental version, without vocals.

Featured in the Supernatural: Legacy Edition booklet is a 2,000-word liner notes essay written by veteran Albany music journalist Hal Miller, who has annotated previous Legacy releases by Santana (2004's Santana: Legacy Edition, and 2003's expanded restorations of the fusion-influenced Caravanserai, Love Devotion Surrender, Welcome, and Moonflower), plus numerous Weather Report reissues.

"My role was to complement the music and to be gracious, patient, and trusting," Carlos told Miller. "In fact, that became my mantra as Clive Davis, the visionary, began to hook me up with all these wonderful and different musicians. And once we got started, just about every song was done in one take!"

Santana's firt album for Arista Records proved an irresistible magnet for rock, R&B, and Latin markets. Supernatural debuted at #19 on the Billboard 200 chart in early July, the band's highest debut in the Soundscan era. At the same time, "Smooth" began its glide up the singles charts, rising to #1 on the Hot 100 on October 23rd – the first #1 single of Santana's career and Soundscan's longest-running #1 pop single of 1999, at 12 consecutive weeks. ("Smooth" actually spent 25 weeks at #1 on the Adult Top 40 chart, segueing into 2000. Billboard columnist Fred Bronson's book Hottest Hot 100 Hits ranks "Smooth" as the #1 Song Of The '90s.)

One week later on October 30th, Supernatural hit #1 – Santana's first #1 album in nearly three decades (since 1970's Abraxas and 1971's Santana III). It eventually was named Soundscan's #1 album of 1999, outpacing close contenders Millennium by Backstreet Boys and …Baby One More Time by Britney Spears. (The success of Supernatural and "Smooth" overlapped the release of the new single in January 2000, "Maria Maria." In April, "Maria Maria" began its own 10-week stand at #1 on the Hot 100 (and three weeks at #1 R&B).

At the Grammy Awards in late-February, Supernatural generated an all-time record-breaking nine awards, starting with Album Of the Year and Best Rock Album. "Smooth" was named Record Of the Year, Song of the Year, and Best Pop Collaboration. The depth of Supernatural was confirmed as four more songs also won Grammys: "Maria Maria" for Best Pop Performance by a Duo/Group; "El Farol" for Best Pop Instrumental Performance; "Put Your Lights On" featuring Everlast for Best Rock Performance by a Duo/Group; and "The Calling" featuring Eric Clapton for Best Rock Instrumental Performance. At the first annual Latin Grammy Awards in September, "Corazon Espinado" featuring Mana won Record Of the Year and Best Rock Performance by a Duo/Group; and "El Farol" won for Best Pop Instrumental Performance.

Supernatural spent a total of 102 weeks on the Billboard 200 album chart, including 12 weeks at #1 (no album since then has spent more than 9 weeks at the top). It was certified 15-times RIAA platinum in the U.S., with worldwide sales north of 25 million copies to date. But there were implications far deeper than the charts could ever show. The album's success was intended to inspire younger hopeful musicians to accept the challenge of devoting long years to their goals. At the same time, veteran established recording artists were reminded that there is no age ceiling on creativity and no moratorium on staying in touch with every development in contemporary music.

Mexican-born Carlos Santana organized the original Santana Blues Band in el barrio of San Francisco in 1966. From the very onset, their embrace of the full musical spectrum drew audiences into packed clubs and ballrooms around the Bay area. Credit Fillmore West impresario Bill Graham for bringing Santana to the attention of Clive Davis, who signed the band to Columbia Records after seeing their Christmas week 1968 premiere at the venue. Twenty-five years after Woodstock, Santana was one of only three acts from the original festival invited back to play at Woodstock '94. Their odyssey, which reached the highest heights with their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in January 1998, soared to even loftier peaks with the success of Supernatural.

"Supernatural," Miller concludes, "touched something special in the hearts and spirit of millions around the world, and the music industry is still struggling to figure out how it all happened. Carlos, himself, credits a higher power for the success of Supernatural, averring that this music was assigned and designed to unite people from young to old."

Carlos Santana's Supernatural Santana: A Trip Through The Hits, inspired by the Grammy-award winning album Supernatural, is live at The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino thirty-six times per year. Providing an evening of high-energy music, the concert-style show features career-spanning classics such as "Maria Maria," "Oye Como Va," "Black Magic Woman," and "Smooth." Each free-flowing performance includes a unique take on the band's repertoire with its rebel-from-the-street vibe and Santana's uniquely passionate guitar-playing. The Joint is the only place west of the Mississippi that fans can see Santana through 2010. For more information or to buy tickets, visit supernaturalsantana.com.

Supernatural: Legacy Edition by SANTANA (Arista/Legacy 88697 48080 2, originally issued June 1999, as Arista 19080) Disc One – Selections: 1. (Da Le) Yaleo - 2. Love Of My Life featuring Dave Matthews & Carter Beauford - 3. Put Your Lights On featuring Everlast - 4. Africa Bamba - 5. Smooth featuring Rob Thomas (1st single, Hot 100 #1, 12 weeks) - 6. Do You Like The Way featuring Lauryn Hill & Cee-Lo - 7. Maria Maria featuring the Product G&B (2nd single, Hot 100 #1, 10 weeks; R&B #1) - 8. Migra - 9. Corazon Espinado featuring Mana - 10. Wishing It Was featuring Eagle-Eye Cherry - 11. El Farol - 12. Primavera • 13. The Calling featuring Eric Clapton.

Disc Two – Selections: 1. Bacalao Con Pan (previously unissued) - 2. Angel Love (Come For Me) (previously unissued) - 3. Rain Down On Me featuring Dave Matthews & Carter Beauford (previously unissued) - 4. Corazon Espinado (Spanish Dance Remix) featuring Mana - 5. One Fine Morning (previously unissued) - 6. Exodus/Get Up Stand Up (previously unissued) - 7. Ya Yo Me Cure (previously unissued) - 8. Maria Maria (Pumpin' Dolls Club Mix) featuring The Product G&B - 9. Smooth (Instrumental) - 10. The Calling Jam featuring Eric Clapton 11.Olympic Festival

SoulAlive said:

oh sweet!! I love Marathon!!