Producer, composer, and musician Brian Jackson collaborated with Gil Scott-Heron on several influential and popular '70s releases. The two met at Lincoln University, and later teamed on such songs as "The Bottle," "H20 Gate Blues," and "Johannesburg," which was their most successful commercial single.
This follow-up to the righteous and soulful "Winter In America" LP continues with the solid, decidedly left-of-center jazz-R&B that made him a cult figure throughout the '70s.
This output, with the opening meditation of "Offering" and the right-on "Ain't No Such Thing as Superman," solidifies Heron's place in the pantheon of jazz poets. Dig the recited (possibly improvised) live take of "Pardon Our Analysis," a follow-up to his seminal "H2O Blues."
Tracklist
| Offering | 3:34 |
| The Liberation Song (Red, Black And Green) | 6:18 |
| Must Be Something | 5:16 |
| Ain't No Such Thing As Superman | 4:13 |
| Pardon Our Analysis (We Beg Your Pardon) | 8:01 |
| Guerilla | 7:49 |
| Winter In America | 6:09 |
| Western Sunrise | 5:16 |
| Alluswe | 5:04 |
Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson - The First Minute Of A New Day (1975)
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