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From South Africa To South Carolina

Gil Scott-Heron And Brian Jackson

1975 · Funk / Soul

15 collectors on Gatefold own this

From South Africa To South Carolina by Gil Scott-Heron And Brian Jackson

From South Africa To South Carolina is a Soul & Funk album by Gil Scott-Heron And Brian Jackson, originally released in 1975. On Gatefold: 30 pressings tracked, owned by 15 collectors.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Johannesburg4:47
  2. A2A Toast To The People5:45
  3. A3The Summer Of '424:38
  4. A4Beginnings (The First Minute Of A New Day)5:36

Side B

  1. B1South Carolina (Barnwell)4:33
  2. B2Essex9:19
  3. B3Fell Together4:26
  4. B4A Lovely Day3:25

Sound DNA

  • Soul & Funk
  • Funk
  • gritty
  • defiant
  • political

Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.

Recorded summer 1975 at D&B Sound, Silver Springs, Maryland.
Remixed at Electric Lady Studios, New York City.

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • AdenolaCONGAS
  • Barnett WilliamsCONGAS, PERCUSSION CONGAS, SHAKER , DJEMBE CONGAS, SHAKER , DRUM
  • Bilal Sunni-AliHARMONICA, FLUTE, SAXOPHONE
  • Bob AdamsDRUMS
  • Brian JacksonKEYBOARDS, VOCALS FLUTE SYNTHESIZER
  • Charlie SaundersCONGAS, DRUM CONGAS, DRUMS
  • Danny BowensBASS BASS GUITAR
  • Gil Scott-HeronVOCALS VOCALS, LINER NOTES ELECTRIC PIANO
  • Victor BrownVOCALS, BELLS, TAMBOURINE
  • Big YouthFEATURING
  • Duke BooteeFEATURING
  • Grandmaster Melle MelFEATURING
  • MalopoetsFEATURING
  • Miles DavisFEATURING
  • Peter GarrettFEATURING
  • Peter WolfFEATURING
  • Ray BarrettoFEATURING
  • Sonny OkosunFEATURING

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