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Gil Scott-Heron|Small Talk at 125th and Lenox

Small Talk at 125th and Lenox

Gil Scott-Heron

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Disregard the understated title; Small Talk at 125th and Lenox was a volcanic upheaval of intellectualism and social critique, recorded live in a New York nightclub with only bongos and conga to back the street poet. Here Scott-Heron introduced some of his most biting material, including the landmark "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" as well as his single most polemical moment: the angry race warning "Enough." Still, he balances the tone and mood well, ranging from direct broadsides to clever satire. He introduces "Whitey on the Moon" with a bemused air ("wanting to give credit where credit is due"), then launches into a diatribe concerning living conditions for the neglected on earth while those racing to the moon receive millions of taxpayer dollars. On "Evolution (And Flashback)," Scott-Heron laments the setbacks of the civil rights movement and provides a capsule history of his race, ending sharply with these words: "In 1960, I was a negro, and then Malcolm came along/Yes, but some nigger shot Malcolm down, though the bitter truth lives on/Well, now I am a black man, and though I still go second class/Whereas once I wanted the white man's love, now he can kiss my ass." The only sour note comes on a brush with homophobia, "The Subject Was Faggots."

© John Bush /TiVo

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1
Introduction / The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
00:03:22

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Carlin Music Corp, MusicPublisher - Bienstock Publishing Company, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

2
Omen
00:01:45

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Peermusic (UK) Ltd, MusicPublisher - Brouhaha Music, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

3
Brother Explicit
00:02:34

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Brouhaha Music, MusicPublisher - Bienstock Publishing Company, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

4
Comment #1 Explicit
00:04:26

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Peermusic (UK) Ltd, MusicPublisher - Brouhaha Music, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

5
Small Talk at 125th & Lenox
00:01:20

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Carlin Music Corp, MusicPublisher - Bienstock Publishing Company, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

6
The Subject Was Faggots Explicit
00:03:11

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Peermusic (UK) Ltd, MusicPublisher - Cayman Music, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

7
Evolution (And Flashback) Explicit
00:03:21

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Peermusic (UK) Ltd, MusicPublisher - Brouhaha Music, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

8
Plastic Pattern People
00:02:51

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Peermusic (UK) Ltd, MusicPublisher - Bienstock Publishing Company, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

9
Whitey on the Moon
00:01:59

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Peermusic (UK) Ltd, MusicPublisher - Brouhaha Music, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

10
The Vulture
00:04:33

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Carlin Music Corp, MusicPublisher - Bienstock Publishing Company, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

11
Enough Explicit
00:04:13

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Peermusic (UK) Ltd, MusicPublisher - Brouhaha Music, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

12
Paint It Black
00:00:33

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Peermusic (UK) Ltd, MusicPublisher - Brouhaha Music, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

13
Who'll Pay Reparations on My Soul?
00:05:16

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Carlin Music Corp, MusicPublisher - Bienstock Publishing Company, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

14
Everyday
00:04:22

Gil Scott-Heron, Composer, MainArtist - Carlin Music Corp, MusicPublisher - Bienstock Publishing Company, MusicPublisher

(C) 2015 Ace Records (P) 1970 Flying Dutchman Records

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Disregard the understated title; Small Talk at 125th and Lenox was a volcanic upheaval of intellectualism and social critique, recorded live in a New York nightclub with only bongos and conga to back the street poet. Here Scott-Heron introduced some of his most biting material, including the landmark "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" as well as his single most polemical moment: the angry race warning "Enough." Still, he balances the tone and mood well, ranging from direct broadsides to clever satire. He introduces "Whitey on the Moon" with a bemused air ("wanting to give credit where credit is due"), then launches into a diatribe concerning living conditions for the neglected on earth while those racing to the moon receive millions of taxpayer dollars. On "Evolution (And Flashback)," Scott-Heron laments the setbacks of the civil rights movement and provides a capsule history of his race, ending sharply with these words: "In 1960, I was a negro, and then Malcolm came along/Yes, but some nigger shot Malcolm down, though the bitter truth lives on/Well, now I am a black man, and though I still go second class/Whereas once I wanted the white man's love, now he can kiss my ass." The only sour note comes on a brush with homophobia, "The Subject Was Faggots."

© John Bush /TiVo

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