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Tracklist
- A1The Revolution Will Not Be Televised3:09
- A2Save the Children4:28
- A3Lady Day and John Coltrane3:37
- A4Home Is Where the Hatred Is3:22
- A5When You Are Who You Are3:23
- A6I Think I’ll Call It Morning3:31
- B1Pieces of a Man4:55
- B2A Sign of the Ages4:03
- B3Or Down You Fall3:14
- B4The Needle’s Eye4:51
- B5The Prisoner9:26
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Rated 8/10
I share the sentiment with most here: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised is okayish, with a lot of historical significance, but is entirely skippable.
With that out of the way, the rest is a scorching jazzy and funky soul exploration of an individual and the struggles he faces, be it in a form of a fight with an addiction, or a seemingly benign sadness that hides the foul mold of depression. All packaged up in a beautiful and lush album with a great supporting cast to add to Gil's smooth voice