Seven musicians, one songbook, and a genuine soft spot for what Carlos Santana did with a guitar. Soul Sacrifice run the Latin rock catalogue properly, from Black Magic Woman and Oye Como Va through Smooth, Maria Maria, Corazon Espinado and Evil Ways, then into the deeper material like Incident at Neshabur, Samba Pa Ti, Europa and Soul Sacrifice itself. It's percussion heavy, it's built for dancing, and the set runs long enough to cover a whole night in Melbourne. Bill McGillivray of the Eltham Jazz Festival summed the band up as not needing the real thing when you've got this one. Production can be supplied if the venue doesn't have it.
See Soul Sacrifice - The Music of Santana play
Watch Soul Sacrifice - The Music of Santana perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
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Songs Soul Sacrifice - The Music of Santana can play
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1 Smooth2 Black Magic Woman/Gypsy Queen3 Evil Ways4 Maria Maria5 Game of Love (if we have a guest singer)6 Oye Como Va7She's Not There8 Europa9 Carnaval10 Let the Children Play11 Jugando12 Corazon Espinado13 Evil Ways (Live)14 Incident at Neshabur15 Samba Pa Ti16 Soul Sacrifice17 Angels All Around Us/Spirits Dancing In The Flesh18 (Da Le) Yaleo19 Jingo20 Primavera21 Make Somebody Happy (If we have a guest singer)22 Savor23 Shades of time24 Luz, Amor y Vida25 La Llave26 Bella27 Life is a Lady/Holiday28 You Just Don't Care29 Treat30 Waiting31 Persuassion32 Smoke On The Water33 Open Invitation34 Adouma35 Well Alright36 Dance Sister Dance37 Hope You're Feeling Better38 No One to Depend On
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What to expect
Seven musicians on stage, all of them properly experienced, all of them genuinely fond of the Santana catalogue rather than just competent at playing it. What comes out of that is a Latin rock show with a lot of energy in it and very little dead air. The percussion drives things along and the dance floor tends to fill. If you want a night where people are up and moving rather than politely seated, this is the shape of it.
On the day
Where a room has no production of its own, the band can bring it in. Worth flagging early in your enquiry so it can be sorted before the day.