Most famous for his satirical and incisive 1971 “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised,” Gil Scott-Heron is somehow far less heralded than he should be.
Thanks Nathan, I'm in. I'm among those who only know G S-H for "The Revolution...", so happy to be filled in. Interesting and insightful piece. I especially like the analogy between danceable happy music with sad subject matter, and alcohol which promises happy times but has dark actual effect. Happy on the outside, sad on the inside.
Thanks Nathan, I'm in. I'm among those who only know G S-H for "The Revolution...", so happy to be filled in. Interesting and insightful piece. I especially like the analogy between danceable happy music with sad subject matter, and alcohol which promises happy times but has dark actual effect. Happy on the outside, sad on the inside.
Looking forward to more posts. -FD