Gil Scott-Heron
Pieces Of A Man
- Flying Dutchman FD 10143
- LP
- US
- 1973
Condition
- VG+
- VG+
Graded to the Goldmine standard. About our grading →
- A1 The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
- A2 Save The Children
- A3 Lady Day And John Coltrane
- A4 Home Is Where The Hatred Is
- A5 When You Are Who You Are
- A6 I Think I'll Call It Morning
- B1 Pieces Of A Man
- B2 A Sign Of The Ages
- B3 Or Down You Fall
- B4 The Needle's Eye
- B5 The Prisoner
A1 The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
A2 Save The Children
A3 Lady Day And John Coltrane
A4 Home Is Where The Hatred Is
A5 When You Are Who You Are
A6 I Think I'll Call It Morning
B1 Pieces Of A Man
B2 A Sign Of The Ages
B3 Or Down You Fall
B4 The Needle's Eye
B5 The Prisoner
Gil Scott-Heron's 1971 album, "Pieces of a Man," is a masterpiece that set new standards for vocal artistry and political messaging. The iconic track "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised," with its proto-rap vocal style and simple bassline and drum beat, is said to have profoundly influenced the later development of hip-hop.
- FD 10143
- US
- 1973
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