Album · 1980

The Swing of Delight

Released
August 1980
Label
Columbia
Catalogue no.
C2 36590
Tracklist
9 tracks
Length
56:44
Country
US

“The Swing of Delight” is an album by Devadip Carlos Santana, released in 1980 on Columbia. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 56:44. The line-up features Harvey Mason (drums (drum set)), David Margen (bass), Ron Carter (acoustic bass guitar), Russell Tubbs (tenor saxophone) and Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone).

Who played on The Swing of Delight

  • Harvey Mason drums (drum set) on 2 tracks
  • David Margen bass on 1 track
  • Ron Carter acoustic bass guitar on 1 track
  • Russell Tubbs tenor saxophone on 1 track
  • Wayne Shorter soprano saxophone on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1-A1 Swapan Tari 6:46
  2. 1-A2 Love Theme From “Spartacus” — Alex North 6:50
  3. 1-B1 Phuler Matan 5:52
  4. 1-B2 Song for My Brother 6:56
  5. 2-C1 Jharna Kala 7:11
  6. 2-C2 Gardenia 7:08
  7. 2-D1 La Llave 3:40
  8. 2-D2 Golden Hours 6:36
  9. 2-D3 Shere Khan, the Tiger 5:45

Production

  • Bob Kovach engineer
  • David Rubinson mix, producer
  • Jeff Mestler engineer
  • Leslie Ann Jones recording

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Swing of Delight?

The line-up of The Swing of Delight includes Harvey Mason (drums (drum set)), David Margen (bass), Ron Carter (acoustic bass guitar), Russell Tubbs (tenor saxophone) and Wayne Shorter (soprano saxophone).

Which label released The Swing of Delight?

The Swing of Delight was released in 1980 on Columbia (C2 36590).

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