Legend In His Own Mind, Gil-Scott & Amnesia Express Heron, LP Baker Street Mystery Track: 3 - He's Gone

Track: 3 - He's Gone (Live at RFK Stadium

Track: 1 - Look Over Yonder

Track: 1 - Rabbit Hole

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Legend In His Own Mind, Gil-Scott & Amnesia Express Heron, LP Baker Street Mystery Track: 3 - He's GoneDouble vinyl LP pressing. Critics in the early 1970s called Gil Scott Heron the most important Black voice since Martin Luther King Jr. And described him as a black Bob Dylan. His poetry is with much muscle, with stiletto humor, with street talk, much of it justifiably angry and accurate, the New York Times wrote in 1975, marveling at the angry man from the Bronx. No wonder that decades later Scott Heron was celebrated as the Godfather of Rap. Born in