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sal solo / sal solo band albums
1985 "Heart & Soul" (MCA) The final mainstream album featuring "San Damiano", "Music & You", and others. Reissued by Cherry Red. See IMPORTANT NEWS for info.
1991 "Look at Christ" (Word UK) A Rosary of salvation. Unplugged semi-acoustic sound. Still ever popular, but no longer available!
1992 "Metanoia" (Limited edition cassette only) Songs recorded between the previous two albums 1985 -1988. No longer available
1994 "Through Ancient Eyes" (Word UK) Major events from the Old Testament. The only album featuring the touring band of the time. No longer available.
1996 "Born to Die" (ACTS) Events from the life of Christ - acoustic/synth hybrid in crisp digital recording. One of the most popular albums. No longer available.
1998 "Live!" (ACTS) By popular demand, the best songs from previous albums. Mostly synth/techno versions, with live audience and speech. No longer available from us, but you might find a copy on the web.
1999 "Anno Domini" (ACTS) A Mass for the Millennium, combining classical, Gregorian chant, world music, and pop, to mark the Year 2000. See below for Spanish
1999 "Pilgrimage - The Gospel Best of Sal Solo" (ACTS) Songs from all the above albums. Also includes a version of "San Damiano." No longer available.
2001 "I Worship" (ACTS) New and familiar worship songs given that 21st Century treatment with rock, rap, and sample beats. Represents a change in style. Multimedia CD includes video.
2001 "Anno Domini" (Espańol) (De La Raiz)s Spanish version of the Mass specially re-recorded in the Dominican Republic. On CD and cassette. CD includes videos playable on most modern computers.
2003 "NeoSacro" (Espańol) (De La Raiz) Second album in Spanish featuring new versions of all the songs in current live set. CD includes videos playable on most modern computers.
2005 "YES! Best of Studio and Live" (ACTS) all the songs from a live concert, reworked, rewritten, rearranged, and remastered.
2005 "TEEN MASS for the Millennium" (ACTS) Gone are the orchestras and monks and classical voices, in favor of a more familiar guitar drums sound.
