Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson
Bridges
- Arista AB 4147
- LP
- US
- 1977
Condition
- VG+
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- Hello Sunday! Hello Road!
- Song Of The Wind
- Racetrack In France
- Vidgolia (Deaf, Dumb & Blind)
- Under The Hammer
- We Almost Lost Detroit
- Tuskeegee #626 0:33:3
- Delta Man (Where I'm Comin' From)5:45
- 95 South (All Of The Places We've Been)
Hello Sunday! Hello Road!
Song Of The Wind
Racetrack In France
Vidgolia (Deaf, Dumb & Blind)
Under The Hammer
We Almost Lost Detroit
Tuskeegee #626 0:33:3
Delta Man (Where I'm Comin' From) 5:45
95 South (All Of The Places We've Been)
This 1977 album by bard Gil Scott-Heron and keyboardist Brian Jackson is said to be where Gil Scott-Heron truly proved his vocal prowess. Taking a slightly different approach than before, the album moves away from the stark, contrasting worldviews of his previous works. Here, Gil Scott-Heron shines as a singer, without relying on his spoken-word vocal style. Through excellent songwriting, Gil Scott-Heron also fully demonstrates his strength as a literary figure. Social, political, cultural, and historical themes are expressed through a tight sound of funk, jazz, blues, and rock, supported by Brian Jackson's characteristic keyboard playing and The Midnight Band's colorful arrangements.