Gil Scott-Heron, Ghetto Style - 1h 9m 46s

Tracks & Durations

1. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised	3:06
2. Or Down You Fall	3:13
3. The Needle's Eye	4:50
4. I Think I'll Call It Morning	3:31
5. When You Are Who You Are	3:23
6. Save The Children	4:25
7. Did You Hear What They Said?	3:29
8. Free Will	3:33
9. Speed Kills	3:17
10. Middle Of Your Day	4:30
11. Pieces Of A Man	4:51
12. A Sign Of The Ages	4:03
13. The Get Out Of The Ghetto Blues	5:06
14. Lady Day & John Coltrane	3:34
15. Home Is Where The Hatred Is	3:20
16. No Knock	1:29
17. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (Eary Version)	3:23
18. Sex Education: Ghetto Style	0:51
19. Small Talk At 125th & Lenox	1:22
20. King Alfred Plan	2:49
21. Billy Green Is Dead	1:30

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Review

21 select tracks from the earliest albums by arguably the greatest influence on rap, writer/ avant-garde poet/ musician Gil Scott-Heron. All cuts are from his first three albums, which the Flying Dutchman originally released between 1970-72, and include his signature song 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised', as well as an early version of it. 1998 Camden release.

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