The Isley Brothers & Santana - SANTANA Greatest Hits (1974) { vinyl }

Santana Greatest Hits (1974) is a powerful, sun‑soaked celebration of Santana’s early years, pressed into one classic compilation. It’s a snapshot of the late‑60s and early‑70s Latin rock explosion that made Santana a household name, blending fiery guitar work, infectious rhythms, and soulful grooves.

Originally released in 1974, this collection pulls together the best of Santana’s first three albums, serving up timeless hits like “Evil Ways,” “Oye Como Va,” “Black Magic Woman,” and the seductive instrumental “Samba Pa Ti.” It also includes deep cuts like “Hope You’re Feeling Better” and “Everybody’s Everything,” giving listeners the full flavor of the band’s groundbreaking fusion of rock, blues, and Afro‑Latin influences.

With several tracks in their tighter single edits, the album flows effortlessly, making it a perfect listen start to finish. It’s both an entry point for new fans and an essential collectible for longtime Santana devotees.

This pressing keeps the vintage vibe alive with its warm analog sound and classic artwork. Whether you’re spinning it for a summer gathering or adding it to your shelf as a cornerstone of any vinyl library, this Greatest Hits delivers nothing but pure Santana magic.