G.S. Heron
Real Name:
Gil Scott-Heron
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Born: April 1, 1949 (Chicago, IL, USA). Singer/Spoken-word/activist/author of Jamaican descent.
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| I'll Always Love My Mama (12", Promo) | Save The Children | Philadelphia International Records | 1977 | |
| Let's Clean Up The Ghetto (Album) ◄ (2 versions) | Save The Children | Philadelphia International Records | 1977 | |
| Communicating At An Unknown Rate (12") | No Exit | Firm | 2001 | |
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Gil Scott-Heron is a poet come musical artist come political activist come founding father of socially conscious Hip Hop. His music encompassess Soul, Jazz, Blues, R N'B.... His lyrical vision is incredibly powerful and poignant. The guy does not get the plaudits or the column inches as the Marvin Gaye's, Stevie Wonders, Al Greens, Curtis Mayfields or Aretha Franklins - all great legendary artists but his phenomenal musical legacy is equally up there with all these names I have mentioned. His most famous song 'The Bottle' rocked clubs such as The Paradise Garage and The Loft back in the day and continues to light up discerning dancefloors today. Check any of his albums from the 70s right thru to the mid-late 80s and you will find some of the greatest pieces of radical Black music of the last century. LEGEND - & THE ULTIMATE RESPECT IS DUE.
