Gil Scott-Heron
The Bottom Line
New York City, NY
August 20, 1977
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
01 New Deal
02 Gumbai
03 Race Track In France
04 95 South
05 Hello Sunday, Hello Road
06 It's Your World
07 Home Is Where The Hatred Is
08 Almost Lost Detroit
09 Vildgolia
10 Winter In America
11 Under The Hammer
12 The Bottle
13 Johannesburg
total time: 1hr 53mn 54sc
Gil Scott-Heron - electric piano, vocals
Brian Jackson - piano, clavinet, synths, flute, vocals
Tony Duncanson - timbales, percussion, djembe
Allan Barnes - flute, tenor sax, synthesizer
Delbert Taylor - trumpet, electric piano
Reggie Brisbane - percussion, drums
Barnett Williams - djembe, congas
Siggie Dillard - bass
Nice sounding recording from Gil Scott-Heron and the Midnight Band at the legendary Bottom Line Club in New York City. After a long spoken intro Gil opens the show with the poem "New Deal". After the poem The Midnight Band comes on stage, and the music portion of the show begins with the drum heavy "Gumbai". Gil is in fine form as he and the band give a fantastic performance to a very lucky intimate audience.
The Bottom Line
New York City, NY
August 20, 1977
Soundboard Recording
Flac & MP3 320kbps
Cover Art Included
01 New Deal
02 Gumbai
03 Race Track In France
04 95 South
05 Hello Sunday, Hello Road
06 It's Your World
07 Home Is Where The Hatred Is
08 Almost Lost Detroit
09 Vildgolia
10 Winter In America
11 Under The Hammer
12 The Bottle
13 Johannesburg
total time: 1hr 53mn 54sc
Gil Scott-Heron - electric piano, vocals
Brian Jackson - piano, clavinet, synths, flute, vocals
Tony Duncanson - timbales, percussion, djembe
Allan Barnes - flute, tenor sax, synthesizer
Delbert Taylor - trumpet, electric piano
Reggie Brisbane - percussion, drums
Barnett Williams - djembe, congas
Siggie Dillard - bass
Nice sounding recording from Gil Scott-Heron and the Midnight Band at the legendary Bottom Line Club in New York City. After a long spoken intro Gil opens the show with the poem "New Deal". After the poem The Midnight Band comes on stage, and the music portion of the show begins with the drum heavy "Gumbai". Gil is in fine form as he and the band give a fantastic performance to a very lucky intimate audience.


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