The Revolution begins

Auteur(s) Scott-Heron, Gil (1949-2011) (Chanteur) (Compositeur); Pretty Purdie and The Playboys
Titre(s) The Revolution begins [Enregistrements sonores (musical)] : the flying dutchman masters / Gil Scott-Heron.
Editeur(s) Flying Dutchman, 01/01/12.
Contient No knock. - Billy Green is dead. - Wiggy. - Speed kills. - Evolution (And flashback). - The king Alfred plan. - The needle's eye. - Did you hear what they said ?. - Speed kills (Alt take 3). - And then he wrote Mediations (Alt take). - Everyday. - Did you hear what they said (Alt take 1). - No knock (Breakdown alt take). - Small talk at the 125th and lenox. - Enough. - The get out of the ghetto blues. - The middle of your day (Alt take 1). - A sign of the ages. - Ain't no new thing. - Save the children. - I think I'll call it morning. - The get out of the ghetto blues (Alt ending). - Who'll pay reparations on my soul?. - Omen. - Home is where the hatred is. - Plastic pattern people. - No knock (Alt take). - Billy Green is dead (Alt take). - Or down you fall. - Medley : Introduction/The revolution will not be televised. - Sex education : ghetto style. - Free will (Alt take 1). - The prisoner. - Free will. - When you are who you are. - And then he wrote Meditations. - Brother. - The revolution will not be televised. - The vulture. - Lady day and John Coltrane. - Pieces of a man. - Free will (Alt take 2). - Paint it black. - The middle of your day. - The king Alfred plan (Alt take). - Wiggy (Alt take). - Ain't no new thing (Breakdown take). - Artificialness. - Comment n1. - The subject was faggots. - Whitey on the moon.
Notes Jazz Magazine No.645 p.74 du 02/01/2013. - Soul Bag No.210 p.72 du 19/03/2013. - Rock & Folk No.546 p.89 du 18/01/2013.
Sujet(s) Jazz soul
Soul music
1970-2000