SANTANA ~ Le POPB. Paris.

Support Act : OUTLANDISH

~ SHAMAN TOUR 2003 ~

Shaman is the nineteenth studio album by Mexican-American (from San Francisco) rock band Santana (with guitarist and songwriter Carlos Santana). Shaman was released on October 22, 2002 and debuted at number 1 on the Billboard 200. It was certified Double Platinum.

SANTANA (Band)

Carlos Santana — Lead guitar, vocals (1965–present)
Dennis Chambers — Drums (2002–2013)
Karl Perazzo — Timbales, percussion (1991–present)
Benny Rietveld — Bass (1990–1992, 1997–present)
Raul Rekow — Percussion (1976–2013; died 2015)
Myron Dove — Rhythm guitar, piccolo bass (1992–1996, 2003–2005)
Chester D. Thompson — Keyboards (1983–2009)
Tony Lindsay — Vocals (1991, 1995–2004, 2006–2015)
Andy Vargas — Lead Vocals (2000–present)

Bill Ortiz — Trumpet (1999–2016)

Jeff Cressman — Trombone (1999–2016)

+ GUESTS:

OUTLANDISH

CITIZEN COPE — vocals

    ANGELIQUE KIDJO — vocals

The Setlist

SANTANA

Jin-go-lo-ba (Babatunde Olatunji cover) (Jingo) (Santana - 1969)
We Got Latin Soul (Mongo Santamaría cover - 1969)
Put Your Lights On (Supernatural - 1999)
Aye Aye Aye (Shaman - 2002)
Concierto de Aranjuez (Joaquín Rodrigo cover - 1939) >
> Maria Maria (Supernatural - 1999)
Foo Foo (Shaman - 2002)
Victory Is Won (Shaman - 2002)
Everybody's Everything (Santana III - 1971) (with Outlandish)
Savor (Santana - 1969)
Africans and Antillais
Adouba (Shaman - 2002)  (with Angelique Kidjo)
Sideways (Citizen Cope cover) (with Citizen Cope
Spiritual (John Coltrane cover - 1962) >
> (Da le) Yaleo (Supernatural - 1999)
Don't Want to Know (John Martyn cover - Solid Air - 1973)
Black Magic Woman / Gypsy Queen (Abraxas - 1970)
Oye como va (Tito Puente cover) (Abraxas - 1970)

Encore

Soul Sacrifice (Santana - 1969
Apache (Supernatural Live - 2000) >
Smooth / Dame tu amor (Supernatural - 1999)
Novus (Shaman - 2002)

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Time Set: 2h00