Santana Santana/Tokyo,Japan 11.28.1977

From the fourth Japan tour organized immediately after the release of “Moonflower” in 1977, the first day performance at the Budokan on November 28th was recorded for 2 hours and 7 minutes with a stable high-quality audience recording. It uses an extremely rare master cassette that is not available at all among traders. Although it was recorded at the Budokan, the sound is not muffled, and you can enjoy the whole picture of the show with a high-quality sound with a natural and direct texture and excellent separation. The tape starts in the middle of Zulu. The opening of Incident At Neshabur?Zulu was the day before and the day after, but since Incident At Neshabur was played last on this day, it is unknown what the actual opening was. The large-scale and powerful ensemble play is captured with ideal sound quality, and Santana’s dynamic guitar and the percussion that rhythmically colors the whole are clearly recorded, allowing you to enjoy a crisp performance. The Tokyo performances were held for three consecutive days, and soundboard recordings of the Sun Plaza performance on the 30th and the Akita performance on the 22nd at the beginning of the tour were leaked, but this time, the excellent audience recording take of the first day in Tokyo, which lasts for 127 minutes, will be a delight for deep Santana fans around the world. A performance without slackness is played throughout the one stage, and a live performance that symbolizes Santana in the late 70s is being held. A new definitive title has appeared from the 1977 Japan tour. Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan 28th November 1977 GREAT/AMAZING SOUND(from Original Master) Disc 1. Zulu 2. Let The Children Play 3. Jugando 4. Black Magic Woman 5. Gypsy Queen 6. Dance Sister Dance 7. Europa 8. Gitano 9. The River 10. Batuka 11. No One To Depend On 12. Evil Ways 13. Oye Como Va 1 4. I’ll Be Waiting 15. She’s Not There 16. Savor Disc 2 1. Toussaint L’Overture 2. Oneness 3. Soul Sacrifice 4. Flor D’Luna (Moonflower) 5. Transcendance 6. Samba Pa Ti 7. Incident At Neshabur Carlos Santana – Guitar, Percussion, Vocals Greg Walker – Lead Vocals, Percussion Tom Coster – Keyboards, Vocals David Margen – Bass, Vocals Graham Lear – Drums, Percussion Armando Peraza – Congas, Bongos Raul Rekow – Congas, Percussion Pete Escovedo – Timbales