Gil Scott-Heron - Moving Target - VINYL LP
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1982's Moving Target is known as a InchTop 10Inch essential Gil Scott-Heron . Scott-Heron and his InchMidnight BandInch recorded their most furious hard funk driven influenced by reggae (there are echoes of Bob Marley in some songs). The final song InchBlack History/The WorldInch, is in part a spoken-word performance by Scott-Heron ending with a Inchplea for peace and world changeInch Past GIL SCOTT-HERON releases from Culture Factory USA for RSD include Winter In America & From South Africa to South Carolina which have sold out, selling over 4,000 units each in the US. This Vinyl has been out of print and completely unavailable. Vinyl package includes OBI side strip, Cardboard jacket with original art work, printed inner sleeve and Bright Red color vinyl. Album Tracks 1. Fast Lane 2. Washington D.C 3. No Exit 4. Blue Collar 5. Explanations 6. Ready or Not 7. Black History/The World
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- GenreJazzDescription1982's Moving Target is known as a InchTop 10Inch essential Gil Scott-Heron . Scott-Heron and his InchMidnight BandInch recorded their most furious hard funk driven influenced by reggae (there are echoes of Bob Marley in some songs). The final song InchBlack History/The WorldInch, is in part a spoken-word performance by Scott-Heron ending with a Inchplea for peace and world changeInch Past GIL SCOTT-HERON releases from Culture Factory USA for RSD include Winter In America & From South Africa to South Carolina which have sold out, selling over 4,000 units each in the US. This Vinyl has been out of print and completely unavailable. Vinyl package includes OBI side strip, Cardboard jacket with original art work, printed inner sleeve and Bright Red color vinyl. Album Tracks 1. Fast Lane 2. Washington D.C 3. No Exit 4. Blue Collar 5. Explanations 6. Ready or Not 7. Black History/The WorldArtistGil Scott-HeronTitleMoving TargetFormatVINYLLabelLMLR
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1982's Moving Target is known as a InchTop 10Inch essential Gil Scott-Heron . Scott-Heron and his InchMidnight BandInch recorded their most furious hard funk driven influenced by reggae (there are echoes of Bob Marley in some songs). The final song InchBlack History/The WorldInch, is in part a spoken-word performance by Scott-Heron ending with a Inchplea for peace and world changeInch Past GIL SCOTT-HERON releases from Culture Factory USA for RSD include Winter In America & From South Africa to South Carolina which have sold out, selling over 4,000 units each in the US. This Vinyl has been out of print and completely unavailable. Vinyl package includes OBI side strip, Cardboard jacket with original art work, printed inner sleeve and Bright Red color vinyl. Album Tracks 1. Fast Lane 2. Washington D.C 3. No Exit 4. Blue Collar 5. Explanations 6. Ready or Not 7. Black History/The World
Winter in America is the 5th studio album by American Jazz vocalist Gil Scott-Heronand & keyboardist Brian Jackson released in 1974. The album is produced in a stripped-down fashion, relying on traditional African and R&B sounds. The subject matter deals with the African-American community and inner city in the 1970s. ALL MUSIC - 5 STARS ? ? ? ? ?, Scott-Heron's most InchRighteous & ProvocativeInch. Vinyl has been out of print and unavailable. This deluxe package includes an OBI side strip, Gatefold album jacket with one pocket, original album art work, printed inner sleeve, original record labels and Black vinyl. Album Tracks 1. Peace Go with You, Brother (As-Salaam-Alaikum) 2. Rivers of My Father 3. A Very Precious Time 4. Back Home 5. The Bottle 6. Song for Bobby Smith 7. Your Daddy Loves You 8. H2Ogate Blues 9. Peace Go with You Brother (Wa-Alaikum-Salaam)
Vinyl LP pressing. To mark the tenth anniversary of the of I'm New Here, the thirteenth - and last - studio album from the legendary US musician, poet and author Gil Scott-Heron, XL Recordings a unique reinterpretation of the album by acclaimed US jazz musician Makaya McCraven. We're New Again follows in the footsteps of Jamie xx's highly acclaimed 2011 remix album We're New Here and is McCraven's first of 2020, following the huge global acclaim heaped upon his 2018 album Universal Beings. One of the most vital new voices in modern jazz, McCraven is described by the New York Times as a Chicago-based drummer, producer and beat maker, [who] has quietly become one of the best arguments for jazz's vitality. Album Tracks 1. Special Tribute (Broken Home Pt.1) 2. I'm New Here 3. Running 4. Blessed Parents 5. New York Is Killing Me 6. The Patch (Broken Home Pt.2) 7. People of the Light 8. Being Blessed 9. Where Did the Night Go 10. Lily Scott (Broken Home Pt.3) 11. I'll Take Care of You 12. I've Been Me 13. This Can't Be Real 14. Piano Player 15. The Crutch 16. Guided (Broken Home Pt.4) 17. Certain Bad Things 18. Me and the Devil
In February 2010, Gil Scott-Heron released I'm NEW HERE, his first album in 13 years. The album was enthusiastically received by fans and critics alike. Meanwhile, the last 18 months have been meteoric for Jamie xx. His band the xx's self titled debut album received huge acclaim, picking up 2010's prestigious Mercury Music Prize, while Jamie garnered respect for his remixes and solo productions. So what happens when one of the most exciting young producers around reworks one of the most acclaimed albums from a true legend? the result is Gil Scott-Heron and Jamie xx's WE'RE NEW HERE. Album Tracks 1. I'm New Here 2. Home 3. I've Been Me (Interlude) 4. Running 5. My Cloud 6. Certain Things (Interlude) 7. The Crutch 8. Ur Soul and Mine 9. Parents (Interlude) 10. Piano Player 11. NY Is Killing Me 12. Jazz (Interlude) 13. I'll Take Care of You
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