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Gil Scott-Heron – Pieces of a Man
Released in 1971, Pieces of a Man is the debut studio album from Gil Scott-Heron — poet, musician and one of the most important voices in Black American music. Recorded in New York with jazz pianist Brian Jackson and a small ensemble, it blends soul, jazz and spoken word into something that feels both timeless and urgently political.
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised remains one of the most powerful and prescient recordings in American music. Home Is Where the Hatred Is, Lady Day and John Coltrane and the title track are equally essential. A record that laid the groundwork for hip-hop, neo-soul and conscious music for decades to come.
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