Marathon by Santana

Marathon

by Santana

Released: September 25, 1979

R&B, rock, jazz fusion

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The Album

"Marathon" is the eleventh studio album by Santana, a significant release in the band's history as it marked the debut of Alex Ligertwood as their lead vocalist. Released during the early 1979, the album indeed faced commercial challenges despite producing the Top 40 hit "You Know That I Love You." Alex Ligertwood's inclusion marked a transition period for Santana, as his distinctive vocals became a prominent feature throughout the 1980s. Despite the commercial downturn noted with "Marathon," Santana's musical direction continued to evolve, blending Latin rock with elements of jazz and pop, reflecting the band's ongoing experimentation and creativity.

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Overall, "Marathon" remains notable not only for introducingโ€ฆ

Overall, "Marathon" remains notable not only for introducing Ligertwood as Santana's lead vocalist but also for showcasing the band's resilience and musical versatility amidst changing industry dynamics during that era.

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Essential Tracks

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Marathon

"Marathon" is the eleventh studio album by Santana, a significant release in the band's history as it marked the debut of Alex Ligertwood as their lead vocalist.

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You Know That I Love You

Released during the early 1979, the album indeed faced commercial challenges despite producing the Top 40 hit "You Know That I Love You." Alex Ligertwood's inclusion marked a transition period for Santana, as his distinctive vocals became a prominent feature throughout the 1980s.

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Love

Released during the early 1979, the album indeed faced commercial challenges despite producing the Top 40 hit "You Know That I Love You." Alex Ligertwood's inclusion marked a transition period for Santana, as his distinctive vocals became a prominent feature throughout the 1980s.

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"Marathon" is the eleventh studio album by Santana, a significant release in the band's history as it marked the debut of Alex Ligertwood as their lead vocalist. Released during the early 1979, the album indeed faced commercial challenges despite producing the Top 40 hit "You Know That I Love You."

Alex Ligertwood's inclusion marked a transition period for Santana, as his distinctive vocals became a prominent feature throughout the 1980s. Despite the commercial downturn noted with "Marathon," Santana's musical direction continued to evolve, blending Latin rock with elements of jazz and pop, reflecting the band's ongoing experimentation and creativity.

Overall, "Marathon" remains notable not only for introducing Ligertwood as Santana's lead vocalist but also for showcasing the band's resilience and musical versatility amidst changing industry dynamics during that era.

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