2DVD Santana: Hymns For Peace Live At Montreux 2004 DIGI

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Hymns For Peace Live At Montreux 2004 - DVD

Santana

Rock | Pop | Jazz | Latin | Jazz-Rock | Concert Film

2007

2DVD

Digipack

Eagle Eye Media 1. May 2007 USA

Digipack New Arrivals Week 12 US Import

More ID: 926553 EAN: 0801213914494 Discogs ID: 13690350

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Title	Hymns For Peace Live At Montreux 2004 DIGI
Artist	Santana
More info	Digipack
Format	2x DVD
Labels	Eagle Eye Media
Country of issue	USA
Date of publication	1. May 2007
First released	2007
Weight	170 g
EAN	0801213914494
Product ID	926553
Discogs ID	13690350
Discogs reviews	5

Santana: Hymns For Peace Live At Montreux 2004 DIGI version on 2DVD in digipack edition. This particular edition was published in USA in publishing company Eagle Eye Media on 1. May 2007. Album spans genres Rock, Pop, Jazz, Latin, Jazz-Rock and Concert Film.

Track list

1-1	Intro
1-2	Afro Blue
	Keyboards Chick Corea \| Lead Guitar John McLaughlin \| Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Ravi Coltrane, Wayne Shorter
1-3	Adouma
	Keyboards Chick Corea \| Lead Guitar John McLaughlin \| Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Ravi Coltrane, Wayne Shorter \| Vocals Angélique Kidjo
1-4	Redemption Song
	Keyboards Chick Corea \| Lead Guitar John McLaughlin \| Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Ravi Coltrane, Wayne Shorter \| Vocals Angélique Kidjo
1-5	Exodus/Get Up Stand Up
	Keyboards Chick Corea, Salvador Santana \| Lead Guitar John McLaughlin \| Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Ravi Coltrane, Wayne Shorter \| Vocals Angélique Kidjo
1-6	Blowin' In The Wind/A Place In The Sun
	Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Vocals Angélique Kidjo, Barbara Morrison, Patti Austin, Sylver Logan Sharp
1-7	Just Like A Woman
	Vocals Barbara Morrison
1-8	What's Going On
	Lead Guitar John McLaughlin \| Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Ravi Coltrane, Wayne Shorter \| Vocals Angélique Kidjo, Barbara Morrison, Patti Austin, Sylver Logan Sharp
2-1	Peace On Earth/Boogie Woman
	Lead Guitar John McLaughlin \| Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Ravi Coltrane, Wayne Shorter
2-2	Why Can't We Live Together
	Vocals Steve Winwood
2-3	Light At The Edge Of The World
	Keyboards Salvador Santana \| Saxophone Ravi Coltrane
2-4	Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord
	Lead Guitar John McLaughlin \| Percussion Idrissa Diop
2-5	The Banana Boat Song
	Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Vocals Idrissa Diop
2-6	Day Of Celebration
	Lead Guitar John McLaughlin \| Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Ravi Coltrane, Wayne Shorter \| Vocals Angélique Kidjo
2-7	Ah Sweet Dancer/In A Silent Way
	Keyboards Salvador Santana \| Lead Guitar John McLaughlin \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Wayne Shorter
2-8	Jingo
	Lead Guitar John McLaughlin, Nile Rodgers \| Percussion Gerardo Velez, Idrissa Diop, Omar Hakim \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Wayne Shorter \| Vocals Angélique Kidjo
2-9	A Love Supreme
	Keyboards Cherie Mitchell \| Lead Guitar John McLaughlin, Nile Rodgers \| Percussion Idrissa Diop \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Ravi Coltrane, Wayne Shorter \| Vocals Angélique Kidjo, Barbara Morrison, Patti Austin, Sylver Logan Sharp
2-10	Ode To Joy
	Choir Chœur De La Riviera \| Lead Guitar John McLaughlin, Nile Rodgers \| Piano Herbie Hancock \| Saxophone Wayne Shorter
	Bonus Tracks
2-11	One Love
2-12	Imagine
2-13	Give Peace A Chance
	Bonus Feature
2-14	The Inspiration For Hymns For Peace - An Interview With Carlos Santana