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Soul Sacrifice is an instrumental song by Santana, that was released on the Prime Cuts label.

It was played by Santana at the 1969 Woodstock Festival. It was filmed and later released as a part of the iconic "Woodstock" documentary. The 1969 performance of Soul Sacrifice at Woodstock is best remembered for Michael Shrieve's elaborate drum solo; Shrieve's name has become synonymous with the early days of Santana and their performance at Woodstock.

[edit] Track listing

1. "Soul Sacrifice"
2. "Fried Neckbones and Home Fries"
3. "Hot Tamales"
4. "Latin Tropical"
5. "Acapulco Sunrise"
6. "Coconut Grove"
7. "Everyday I Have the Blues"

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