Gil Scott-Heron

• DOUBLE VINYL SET

This is the dangerous tandem of Gil Scott Heron and Brian Jackson caught in action at the NYC Bottom Line in hot August 1977, just a week before the release of "Bridges" one of their best and durable efforts of the season. At the head of a super tight line up the two deliver a dense performance of politically conscious music based on unapologetic words and soulful sounds. Not just a stream of hits but dense, expanded renditions full of improvisation including timeless pieces such as "Home Is Where The Hatred Is" and "Winter in America".

PERSONNEL:

• Gil Scott-Heron - (electric piano, vocals)
• Brian Jackson - (keyboards)
• Siggie Dillard - (bass)
• Reggie Brisbane - (drums)
• Barnett Williams - (percussion)
• Tony Duncanson - (percussion)
• Allan Barnes - (flute, tenor sax)
• Delbert Taylor - (trumpet, electric piano)

TRACKS:

• LP ONE
• A1. Racetrack In France
• A2. 95 South (All Of The Places We've Been)
• A3. Hello Sunday! Hello Road!
• A4. It's Your World

• B1. Home Is Where The Hatred Is
• B2. We Almost Lost Detroit
• ___________________

• LP TWO

• C1. Vidgolia (Deaf, Dumb & Blind)
• C2. Winter In America
• C3. Under The Hammer

• D1. The Bottle
• D2 Johannesburg