- Gatefold Album Cover
"Welcome" by Santana offers a visual and auditory journey. The gatefold cover enhances the experience, housing Santana's iconic music within. Released in 1973, 'WELCOME' captures the band's evolution into jazz fusion while retaining their Latin-infused roots.
Santana's 1973 album, "Welcome," isn't just a collection of iconic music; it's a full-fledged experience. Housed within a gatefold vinyl LP cover, the album presentation reflects the richness of the sounds it holds.
This 12-inch vinyl record isn't just a throwback format; it's a gateway into a bygone era where album artwork was an extension of the music itself. The gatefold cover, adorned with artwork and likely photos, promises a deeper dive into the world Santana has crafted.
Released in 1973, "Welcome" marked a pivotal point in the band's trajectory. It captured their evolution from their Latin rock roots towards a more adventurous jazz fusion sound. However, Santana's signature Latin influences remained, creating a captivating blend of musical styles.
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Music Genre: Latin Jazz Fusion Rock |
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Album Production Information: The album: "Santana Welcome" was produced by: Carlos Santana, Mike Shrieve, Tom Coster, Bob Irwin |
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Record Label Information: White Label CBS PL 32445 |
| Album Packaging:Gatefold (FOC) cover design with artwork / photos on the inside cover pages. |
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Media Format: 12" Vinyl Stereo Full-Length Long-Play Gramophone RecordTotal Album (Cover+Record) weight: 280 gram |
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Track Listing of: "Santana Welcome" |
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Album cover photos of : Santana Welcome FOC |
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| Inner Cover of "Santana Welcome" Album |
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| Photo of "Santana Welcome" Album's Inner Cover |
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Close-up Photo of "Santana Welcome" Record Label
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| Note: The images on this page are photos of the actual album. Slight differences in color may exist due to the use of the camera's flash. |
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