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This Is Brian Jackson
This Is Brian Jackson (gatefold 2xLP)
Cat: BBE 681ALP. Rel: 15 Jul 22
All Talk (4:18)
Force Of Will (4:16)
Little Orphan Boy (4:19)
C'est Cette Comete (5:00)
Nomad (5:18)
Mami Wata (9:23)
Path To Macondo/Those Kind Of Blues (6:12)
Hold On (4:42)
Review: Most people will recognize Brian Jackson as the most important collaborator with Gil Scott-Heron - between them the pair laid down a mesmerising new kind of soul which resonates in its influence and brilliance to this day. Jackson went on to work with scores of legends of Black American music, but this new album is something altogether his own. Working with Daniel Colias from Phenomenal Handclap Band, Jackson revived a long-dormant solo project from the 70s and brought it to fruition in a set of ascendant soul cuts which speak to Jackson's mighty legacy while offering something wholly contemporary. 'All Talk' bursts with jazz funk and boogie flourishes, while 'Path to Macondo / Those Kind of Blues' takes a more introspective trip into Jackson's illustrious musicality. Forget reissue culture for a minute - here's a bonafide legend still doing it in the here and now.
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From South Africa To South Carolina (Record Store Day Black Friday RSD 2024)
Cat: LLM 783845. Rel: 02 Dec 24
Johannesburg
A Toast To The People
The Summer Of '42
Beginnings (First Minute Of A New Day)
South Carolina (Barnwell)
Essex
Fell Together
A Lovely Day
South Carolina (Barnwell) (live - bonus tracks)
Save The Children (live)
Johannesburg (live)
Let Me See Your ID
Review: This seminal collaborative album by Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson was released in 1975 but gets a special reissue for Record Store Day 2024. It blends jazz, soul and acute political commentary with Scott-Heron's powerful spoken-word lyrics alongside Jackson's innovative woodwind arrangements. The title track reflects the duo's global perspective and highlights the struggles for freedom and equality that are still so relevant today. The album's fusion of groove, intellect and activism marked a significant moment in Scott-Heron's career. With its poignant social messages and rich instrumentation, this record remains a timeless work of political and musical significance.
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