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Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson and The Midnight Band Live at The Bottom Line, New York City, Aug. 20th, 1977.
_-Setlist:_
00. intro
01. New Deal
02. Gumbai
03. Race Track In France
04. 95 South (All Of The Places We've Been)
05. Hello Sunday, Hello Road
06. It's Your World
07. Home Is Where the Hatred Is
08. Almost Lost Detroit
09. Vildgolia (Deaf, Dumb & Blind)
10. Winter In America
11. Under The Hammer
12. The Bottle
13. Johannesburg
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Gil Scott-Heron: Electric Piano, Vocals
Brian Jackson: Piano, Electric Piano, Clavinet, Synths, Flute, Vocals
Allan Barnes: Flute, Tenor Sax, Synthesizer
Reggie Brisbane: Percussion, Drums
Siggie Dillard: Bass
Tony Duncanson: Timbales, Percussion, Djembe
Delbert Taylor: Trumpet, Electric Piano (on "95 South" & "Home Is Where the Hatred Is")
Barnett Williams: Djembe, Congas
*Gil Scott-Heron* (1949 – 2011) Poet, Author, Jazz Musician, Songwriter & Composer.
The American soul and jazz poet Gil Scott-Heron was someone who many musicians today recognize as the "godfather of hip-hop." He often wrote about inner-city poverty, racial injustice and the Vietnam War, and his work paved the way for rappers to get political in their music. According to his longtime friend and collaborator, Brian Jackson, Scott-Heron "could get inside of a story, inside of a set of feelings."
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“The first revolution is when you change your mind,” a prolific statement by poet, novelist, musician, and songwriter Gil Scott-Heron. Best known for his signature spoken word piece, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, Gil has released more than 20 albums and hundreds of compelling compositions that addressed profound social issues as well as the love, happiness and pain of the human condition. He arrived on the international stage simultaneously with various Black Arts Movement poets, including Amiri Baraka, Haki Madhubuti, Sonia Sanchez, and Nikki Giovanni. He shared their conviction that art must be functional and, therefore, as an artist and communal leader, he must embrace his role as a significant political voice inevitably committed to the liberation of black people. Gil was born on April 1, 1949 in Chicago Illinois to parents Bobbie Scott Heron, a librarian, and Giles, Heron, a Jamaican professional soccer player. When he was 18 months old, he went to live with his grandmother, Lily Scott, in Jackson. He grew up in Tennessee and in the Bronx. By age 13, Gil had written his first collection of poems. While attending DeWitt Clinton high school in the Bronx, his precocious writing talent was recognised by an English teacher, and he was recommended for a place at the prestigious Fieldston school. In 1966, he attended Lincoln University in Pennsylvania and received an M.S. in Creative Writing from Johns Hopkins University. In 1968, he published his first novel, The Vulture, a murder mystery whose central themes included the devastating effects of drugs on urban black life set in the ghetto. Encouraged to begin recording by legendary jazz producer Bob Thiele, who had worked with every major jazz great from Louis Armstrong to John Coltrane, Gil released his debut album, Small Talk at 125th and Lennox (1970), inspired by a volume of poetry of the same name. After recording for Thiele’s Flying Dutchman Records until the mid-’70s. Following a dispute with the label, he moved on to record Winter in America ('74) for Strata East, then moved to Clive Davis’s Arista Records. He was the first artist signed by the newly formed company. As one of America’s most unique and inspiring voices, Gil’s work has influenced writers, academics and musicians, from indie rockers to hip-hop artists. His work was the template for subsequent African-American music genres, such as hip-hop, neo-soul, and nu-soul. He has been described by music writers as “The Godfather Of Rap”. On May 27, 2011, Gil Scott-Heron died in a Manhattan hospital. He was 62.
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_Brian Jackson._
Profile: American soul/jazz keyboardist, flautist, singer, composer, producer, and artist.
Born: Oct. 11th, 1952 in Brooklyn, New York City, USA.
Jackson is well known for his collaborations in the 1970s with artist Gil Scott-Heron, with his Fender Rhodes electric piano and flute accompaniments prominently featuring in many of their compositions – most notably on tracks "The Bottle" and "Your Daddy Loves You", from their first official album collaboration "Winter In America" (1974). Between 1971 and 1980, they collaborated on some nine albums, initially on pioneering labels Flying Dutchman and Strata-East, later moving on to major Arista. He has released a project here and there, finally returning to prominence once again on the Jazz Is Dead project, specifically "Jazz Is Dead 8" (2021), then going on to release his album "This Is Brian Jackson" (2022)
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Donald Trump · Only Fire
Double Penetration
℗ Only Fire
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"This has been a very bad thing for our country," Trump told reporters upon leaving the White House shortly after Mueller concluded his testimony. He declared that it was an "embarrassment and waste of time."
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Harley-Davidson faced a $67 million impact from Trump administration tariffs in 2025, with costs expected to rise in 2026 despite the company's U.S.-centric operations.
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4:04 Piece 2
Frank Zappa - conductor
Ian Underwood - clarinet
Bunk Gardner - flute
Buzz Gardner - trumpet
Art Tripp - drums
Recorded at T.T.G. Studios, L.A., June 1969
Illustration © Olaf Roesler
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Steely Dan - Two Against Nature (2000)
Donald Fagen: Piano, keyboards, vocals
Walter Becker: Guitar
Ted Baker: Piano
Ricky Lawson: Drums
Tom Barney: Bass
Jon Herington: Guitar
Cornelius Bumpus: Saxophones
Chris Potter: Saxophones
Michael Leonhart: Trumpet
Jim Pugh: Trombone
Carolyn Leonhart: Vocals
Cynthia Calhoun: Vocals
Victoria Cave: Vocals
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No vivere · Gipsy Kings
Love & Liberte
℗ 1993 Offstage Inc. under exclusive license to Nonesuch Records
Assistant Engineer: Alex Firla
Trumpet: Bernard Balstier
Masterer: Brian Lee
Percussion: Charles Benarroch
Trombone: Damiens Verherve
Guitar: Diego Baliardo
Keyboards: Dominique Droin
Vocals: François Canut Reyes
Background Vocals: François Canut Reyes
Soprano Saxophone: François Debricon
Unknown: François Delabrière
Mixer: François Delabrière
Bass: Gérard Prevost
Acoustic Bass: Gérard Prevost
Producer: Gérard Prevost
Electric Guitar: Laurent de Gasperis
Programming: Laurent de Gasperis
Assistant Engineer: Leo Herrera
Samples: Nicolas Judelewicz
Lead Vocals: Nicolas Reyes
Drums: Négrito Trasante-Crocco
Guitar: Paco Baliardo
Guitar: Patchai Reyes
Background Vocals: Patchai Reyes
Guitar: Paul Reyes
Background Vocals: Paul Reyes
Assistant Engineer: Rodolphe Sanguinetti
Congas: Rodolpho Pacheco
Lead Guitar: Tonino Baliardo
Alto Saxophone: Vincent Chavagnac
Tenor Saxophone: Vincent Chavagnac
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Get on the Right Track Baby · Ray Charles
Pure Genius: The Complete Atlantic Recordings 1952-1959
℗ 1956 Atlantic Recording Corporation
Alto Saxophone: David "Fathead" Newman
Tenor Saxophone: David "Fathead" Newman
Baritone Saxophone: Emmott "Jay" Dennis
Trumpet: John Hunt
Piano, Vocals: Ray Charles
Double Bass: Roosevelt Sheffield
Drums: William "Bill" Peeples
Writer: Titus Turner
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Trump & Netanyahu Falls Right Into Putin’s Trap! ⚙️????Relax, it’s all AI and all for laughs! ???? Every video on this page is 100% AI-generated and 100% funny — created purely for entertainment. We’re not here to offend anyone, just to imagine a world where world leaders get a little silly. So sit back, smile, and don’t take it too seriously! ????????
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Edward H. Tarr (tp), Liestal, 1994
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Edward H. Tarr (tp), cond. by Hanns-Martin Schneidt, Regensburg, 1987
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Edward H. Tarr & pupils (tp), Orchester der Bachacademie cond. by Helmuth Rilling, 1990
6:47 Christmas Oratorio (Bach)
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This is the finale to a concert that occurred in May of 1991 in Eindhoven, Holland. The band is the Denis Charles IVtet featuring Nathan Breedlove on trumpet, Jemeel Moondoc on saxophone, Wilbert de Joode on bass and Denis Charles on the drums. It was released as Captain of the Deep on Eremite records in 1998 but this track was not included. In Walked Monk is a composition by Jemeel Moondoc. Denis Charles died the day the album was released and was very excited about taking the band on the road again...Hope you enjoy this cosmic journey to the other side....
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Coffee in a Cardboard Cup · Mandy Patinkin
Mandy Patinkin
℗ 1989 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT
Released on: 1989-01-31
Conductor, Director: Paul Gemignani
Composer: John Kander
Guitar: Scott Kuney
Percussion: Bob Ayers
Lyricist: Fred Ebb
Percussion: Joe Passaro
Percussion: Dave Carey
Percussion: Jim Saporito
Drums: Michael Berkowitz
Piano: Paul Forat
Piano: Tom Fay
Associated Performer: William D. Brohn
Violin: Suzanne Ornstein
Violin: Marilyn Reynolds
Violin: Joanna Jenner
Violin: John Connelly
Violin: Marti Sweet
Violin: Dale Stuckenbruck
Violin: Francine Post
Violin: Robert Chausow
Violin: Ron Oakland
Violin: Laura Corcos
Violin: Gayle Dixon
Violin: Robert Lawerence
Violin: Ann Leathers
Violin: Diane Bruce
Violin: Susan Shumway
Violin: Ann Labin
Violin: Martha Caplin
Violin: Yeugenia Strenger
Violin: Martin Agee
Violin: Carol Pool
Violin: Katerine Livolsi
Bass: Joseph Bongiorno
Bass: John Beal
Viola: Al Brown
Viola: Richard Spencer
Viola: Peter Dimitriades
Cello: Clay Ruede
Cello: Zella Terry
Cello: David Bakamjiam
Cello: Scott Ballantyne
Cello: Fred Zlotkin
Harp: Beth Schwartz-Robinson
Horn: Joe Anderer
Horn: Ann Yarbrough
Horn: Jerry Peel
Harmonica: Robert Bonfiglio
Trumpet: David Gale
Trumpet: Wilmer Wise
Trumpet: Lowell Hershey
French Horn: Ron Sell
French Horn: Richard Hagen
Trombone: Jack Gale
Trombone: Bruce Bonvissuto
Trombone: Dean Plank
Producer: Steven Epstein
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The Epstein case continues to raise questions that haven’t gone away.
In this conversation, Julian Dorey reflects on interviewing an Epstein survivor and discusses some of the most disturbing allegations tied to the broader investigation. While many claims remain unproven or heavily debated, certain themes continue to resurface — elite power structures, secretive networks, and allegations that go far beyond financial crimes.
Some observers argue that the Epstein files hint at a supra-government level of influence — a network operating above traditional institutions. Others caution that speculation can quickly outpace verified evidence.
Julian breaks down:
• What he learned from speaking directly with a survivor
• Which allegations remain documented vs. unverified
• Why certain disturbing claims continue to circulate
• The idea of a global elite operating beyond normal accountability
• Why truth-seeking requires separating fact from narrative
This conversation doesn’t present conclusions — it explores the questions.
As more documents are released and more survivors speak publicly, the debate over what really happened — and who was involved — continues.
***TIMESTAMPS***
00:00 — “Supra-Gov” Global Elites
04:11 — Epstein Victim on Satanism
12:41 — Epstein, Ehud Barak & Iran
14:33 — Howard Lutnick & Ghislaine Maxwell
18:51 — Howard Lutnick 9/11
22:37 — Epstein Butler FBI Sting
28:06 — Epstein & DARPA
28:52 — Epstein, Bear Stearns & Al-Yamama
34:30 — Epstein Mossad & CIA Links
40:12 — Israelis Installing Epstein Security
46:24 — Epstein Fixer w/ Mossad & CIA
49:25 — Mossad & CIA Relationship
58:09 — Trump Handling of Epstein
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James Brown performing Get on the Good Foot at NBC Studios in Burbank, Carolina for The Midnight Special taped in August of 1974 and broadcast on September 13th, 1974.
Taken from here:
https://youtu.be/x6e6KQ4NR0k?t=3518
If The Midnight Special wishes for me to take this video down I will happily do so as it is not my material but I would hope they'd upload their own upload of this unbelievable performance.
I have a James Brown Discord server to discuss JB stuff and find footage and audio:
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James Brown - Godfather of Soul
Lyn Collins - vocals
Martha High - vocals
Russell Crimes - trumpet
Darryl “Hasaan” Jamison - trumpet
Fred Wesley - trombone
St. Clair Pinckney - tenor saxophone
Maceo Parker - alto saxophone
Jimmy Nolen - guitar
Hearlon "Cheese" Martin - guitar
Fred Thomas - bass
"Sweet" Charles Sherrell - bass, keyboards
Johnny Griggs - percussion
John Morgan - drums
John "Jab'o" Starks - drums
David - dancer
Lola Love - dancer
Gloria Thompson - dancer