'70s funk poetry for fans of Gil Scott Heron, Last Poets and Jim Ingram. Featuring Bernard Purdie (drums), Richard Tee (keyboards) and Cornell Dupree (guitar). Originally released in 1972 on Chess.
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I Got Soul
Nothingness
Ghettos of the Mind
Social Narcotics
Welfare Slave
Thanksgiving
The Right To Be Wrong
Drunken Sister
Blessed Marie
Justice Isn't Blind
Justice Isn’T Blind
Blackman My Brother
Blackman, My Brother
Bama the Village Poet - I Got Soul ['Searching']
Blackman,My Brother
Ghettos of the Mind ['Ghettos of the Mind']
BAMA The Village Poet - 05 - Ghettos of the mind
BAMA The Village Poet - 01 - I got soul
BAMA The Village Poet - I Got Soul
BAMA The Village Poet - 03 - Nothingness
BAMA The Village Poet - 04 - Thanksgiving
BAMA The Village Poet - 09 - Social Narcotics
BAMA The Village Poet - 02 - Welfare slave
BAMA The Village Poet - 11 - Drunken Sister
BAMA The Village Poet - 10 - Blackman my brother
08 - Justice isn't blind
04 - Thanksgiving
BAMA The Village Poet - 06 - The right to be wrong
BAMA The Village Poet - 07 - Blessed Marie
BAMA The Village Poet - 08 - Justice isn't blind
Ghettos Of The Mind (Ghettos Of The Mind)
I Got Soul ['Searching']
BlackmanMy Brother
Justice Isn 19t Blind
Justice Isn t Blind
Justice Isn't Blind
Justice Isn't Blind
social narcotics (dj shadow - in flux)
- 09 - Social Narcotics
03 - Nothingness
07 - Blessed Marie
01 - I got soul
06 - The right to be wrong
02 - Welfare slave
05 - Ghettos of the mind
RIGHT TO BE WRONG
Lazy Afternoon
Nothingness (1972)
Ghetto In The Mind
Justice Isn`T Blind
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