Gil Scott-Heron

Gil Scott-Heron (born April 1, 1949) is an American poet and musician, known primarily for his late 1960s and early 1970s work as a spoken word performer, associated with African American militant activists. Heron is most well known for his poem/song "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised"http://gilscottheron.free.fr/songs/song_11.html.

Discography

• Small Talk at 125th & Lenox Ave. 1970 Flying Dutchman Records
• Pieces of a man. 1971 Flying Dutchman Records
• Free Will. 1972 Flying Dutchman Records
• Winter in America. 1974 Strata-East Records
• The Revolution will not be Televised. 1974 Flying Dutchman Records
• The first minute of a new day - The Midnight Band. 1975 Arista Records
• From South Africa to South Carolina. 1975 Arista Records
• It's your world - Live. 1976 Arista Records
• Bridges. 1977 Arista Records
• Secrets. 1978 Arista Records
• The mind of Gil Scott-Heron 1979 Arista Records
• 1980. 1980 Arista Records
• Real eyes. 1980 Arista Records
• Reflections. 1981 Arista Records
• Moving target. 1982 Arista Records
• The best of Gil Scott-Heron. 1984 Arista Records
• Tales of Gil Scott-Heron and his Amnesia Express. 1990 Arista Records
• Glory - the Gil Scott-Heron collection. 1990 Arista Records
• Minister of Information. 1994 Peak Top Records
• Spirits. 1994 TVT Records
• The Gil Scott-Heron collection sampler: 1974-1975. 1998 TVT Records
• Ghetto Style. 1998 Camden Records
• Evolution and Flashback: The Very Best of Gil Scott-Heron. 1999 RCA