SANTANA - The Sensitive Kind / Changes 7" Picture Sleeve Vinyl Single captures its charm through the front cover. This single offers a snapshot of Santana's artistry in a compact format. The picture sleeve adds visual flair, complementing the two tracks within. A collector's delight, the single encapsulates Santana's ability to evoke emotion through music
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Music Genre: Pop, Rock |
| Trivia: Taken from the CBS LP: "Zebop" |
| Tracks side 1: The Sensitive Kind |
| Tracks side 2: Changes |
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Record Label & Catalognr: CBS CBSA 1630 Audigram Msuic |
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Vinyl Record Format: 7" Single, PS Picture Sleeve |
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Year & Country: 1981 Made in Holland |
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