Gil Scott-Heron And Brian Jackson
From South Africa To South
- Arista AL 4044
- LP
- US
- 1975
Condition
- VG+
- VG+
Graded to the Goldmine standard. About our grading →
- A1 Johannesburg
- A2 A Toast To The People
- A3 The Summer Of '42
- A4 Beginnings (The First Minute Of A New Day)
- B1 South Carolina (Barnwell)
- B2 Essex
- B3 Fell Together
- B4 A Lovely Day
A1 Johannesburg
A2 A Toast To The People
A3 The Summer Of '42
A4 Beginnings (The First Minute Of A New Day)
B1 South Carolina (Barnwell)
B2 Essex
B3 Fell Together
B4 A Lovely Day
Released in 1975, "From South Africa To South" by Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson is a masterpiece by Gil Scott-Heron, also known as the "Black Dylan" and a pioneer of jazz poetry. It is a spiritual soul/funk album dedicated to the themes of apartheid, nuclear issues, and the struggle for Black liberation. This masterpiece, with its peaceful yet groovy sound, contains a powerful social message.
- AL 4044
- US
- 1975
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