Distribution
Bmg
Number of Discs
1
Guest Artist
Wyclef Jean, Maná, Sarah Mclachlan, Ozomatli, Ceelo Green, Everlast, Dave Matthews, The Product G&B, Lauryn Hill, Wayne Shorter, Rob Thomas, Eric Clapton
Number of Tracks
13
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States
Drums
David Crockett, Horacio "El Negro" Hernández
Percussion
Karl Perazzo, David Crockett
Reviews
Included in CMJ's "Triple A '99 Top 5" - "...proves in 1999 that veteran rockers don't have to burn out or fade away....utilizing his unique salsa-blues-rock approach...", "...easily the best place to hear this pleasantly inconsequential noise would be at a barbecue on a hot summer night, especially if you didn't want to disturb the neighbors.", 3 stars out of 5 -- "The signature guitar lines are supplemented by a posse of turn-of-millennium names...", 3 1/2 Stars (out of 5) - "...Eclectic, lively and only occasionally goofy, SUPERNATURAL offers a glossy but winning context of musical fusion that highlights Santana's unique ability to make that guitar of his cry expressively...", "...Whether he's spraying lyrical notes over a soulful Lauryn Hill composition, trading molten licks with Clapton, or playing spacey blues with Everlast, Santana still has that old 'Black Magic Woman' thing goin' on..." - Rating: B+
Vocals
Ceelo Green, G&B Product, Kc Porter, Rob Thomas, Fher, Carlos Santana
Mixing
David Thoener, Benny Faccone
Engineer
Anton Pukshansky, Alvaro Villagra, Mike Couzzi, Comissioner Gordon, T-Ray, John Gamble, Jeff Poe, Benny Faccone, Tony Prendatt, Jim Scott, Chris Theis, John Seymour, Steve Fontano, Matty Spindel, David Thoener, Steve Farrone, Tom Lord-Alge, David Frazer, Jim Gaines, Warren Riker, John Karpowich, Andy Grassi, Glen Kolotkin
Number of Audio Channels
Stereo
Bass
Tom Barney, Benny Rietveld
Guitar
René Martínez, Sergio Vallin, Angus Sutherland, Al Anderson, Francis Dunnery, Carlos Santana
Keyboards
Nico Nibbering, Alberto Salas, Chester Thompson, Loris Holland
