Titanic-Sultana

Rock instrumental del 70

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Music

Tags:

• Rock
• instrumental
• latino
• pop

[1mrtopagigio1]

my sister used to bang skin heads to this record, i could hear them through the bedroom wall, lol

[tubellarbells]

@enterprise1954 Inspiration on Jingo and Soul Sacrifice is evident but well taken. Titanic was a powerful collectors band with at least 5 classic tracks. I'd dare guesing the chorus on Sultana might have even been inspired by crowd chants in the Woodstock festival/movie. Just my imagination?

[frankiefatman]

100 % Sanctuary 1971 

[palomopicon1977]

Esta cancio la escuchaba en Febrero de 1972 costo 39 años recordar quien al cantaba gracias a mi amigo Alex quien me dio los datos ya la grabare hermoso tema que me hace recordar epocas que fueron como Barrabas una mas para mi repertorio de canciones

[enterprise1954]

Check out 'Underbird' as well

[enterprise1954]

@hish55 Santana were already big before this was recorded. Don't you think the title of the track is a clue? Check the band's website and you'll see that they acknowledge the link

I remember it well and thinking it WAS Santana. First heard it on the CBS triple-album sampler 'The Music People' in 1971.

[alexxrr88]

find my channel ALEXXRR88 

[glenn1340]

@tvandlover

I was there too that year with my first girlfriend in some bar when this came on. happy times

[hish55]

thank you for posting this great piece, used to hear it everyday in the late 60s. lots a memories. great great music. yes absolutely before Carlos Santana

[helmuthb]

@MrErlingT Sorry, but according to the book about the band, sultana was recoded at Morgan Studios UK in 1971, and released in a lot of countries the very same year. some record labels read 1970, but that is wrong. No records by Tantanic were at all released until 1970. 1968, you catch a brother off guard with this s**t!!!!