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infectious drive
At the beginning of 1987 the recordings for the second album start
The album continued the move away from the fast
Drawing on influences such as Ry Cooder and Bruce Langhorne while forging new paths alongside fellow travelers like Daniel Lanois and Boards of Canada
piano player Hampton Hawes released one of his best effort in 1970
GIL SCOTT HERON - Free Will LP Ska infectious drive1972 album by Gil Scott Heron Free Will was his last for the Flying Dutchman label and includes the stellar, anti war commentary Did You Hear What They Said nestled within an album half comprised of a mix of that warm, laid back jazz ala The Middle Of Your Day the bluesy The Get Out Of The Ghetto Blues and the pacey title track Free Will while the second half is dedicated to Gils spoken word poetry rapped against a stripped back percussion soundtrack: