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Format: CD
Label: Soul Brother
Year: 2010
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
1 (You Can't Depend On) The Train From Washington
2 Not Needed
3 Waiting For The Axe To Fall
4 Combinations
5 Legend In His Own Mind
6 You Could Be My Brother
7 The Klan
8 Your Daddy Loves You (For Gia Louise)
Originally released in 1980
PERSONNEL:
Bass – Robert Gordon
Drums – Kenny Powell
Guitar – Ed Brady
Keyboards, Synthesizer, Harmonica – Glen (Astro) Turner
Percussion – Ethan Ivy
Saxophone, Flute – Vernon James
Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Carl Cornwell
Trumpet – Kenny Sheffield
Producer, Vocals – Gil Scott-Heron
Gil Scott Heron is justifiably recognized as one of the most unique black music artists of all time. His music transcends all barriers in the same way that Stevie Wonder, Bob Marley and Marvin Gaye did.
In 1980, Gil re-signed with Arista Records as a solo artist, following on from the successful partnership with Brian Jackson with whom he had co-written, performed and recorded since 1969. Real Eyes was the first of three albums which he would record under the new deal, the album featured a new band, the Amnesia Express, who would be Gil's band both in the studio and on the road for many years.
Label: Soul Brother
Year: 2010
Media Condition: New
Sleeve/Cover Condition: New
TRACKS:
1 (You Can't Depend On) The Train From Washington
2 Not Needed
3 Waiting For The Axe To Fall
4 Combinations
5 Legend In His Own Mind
6 You Could Be My Brother
7 The Klan
8 Your Daddy Loves You (For Gia Louise)
Originally released in 1980
PERSONNEL:
Bass – Robert Gordon
Drums – Kenny Powell
Guitar – Ed Brady
Keyboards, Synthesizer, Harmonica – Glen (Astro) Turner
Percussion – Ethan Ivy
Saxophone, Flute – Vernon James
Tenor Saxophone, Flute – Carl Cornwell
Trumpet – Kenny Sheffield
Producer, Vocals – Gil Scott-Heron
Gil Scott Heron is justifiably recognized as one of the most unique black music artists of all time. His music transcends all barriers in the same way that Stevie Wonder, Bob Marley and Marvin Gaye did.
In 1980, Gil re-signed with Arista Records as a solo artist, following on from the successful partnership with Brian Jackson with whom he had co-written, performed and recorded since 1969. Real Eyes was the first of three albums which he would record under the new deal, the album featured a new band, the Amnesia Express, who would be Gil's band both in the studio and on the road for many years.