Writers Of The Revolution

Writers Of The RevolutionVinyl LP pressing. Black Forum Records was created in 1970 as part of Motown's ambition to preserve those non musical voices and protestors of the Civil Rights Era. On this recording, poets Langston Hughes and Margaret Danner read selections from their work and casually reflect together about their craft. Both poets are celebrated here, on this rare record, for their contribution to Black American causes and American letters. An astounding legacy

Deporis' work has been described as emotionally moving in it's raw intensity and artistic truth

clubs and anywhere that will have them

direct and untamed it could have been forged in rock 'n' roll limbo itself

punctuated with trashcan drums here or bulging plumbing percussion there

Forever Love's Fool is a single hard-edged

(2-LP set) Double helping of Isaac Hayes doing what comes naturally

Only this time the pain isn't drug related

Miri Devora's voice atop guitar and drums: "Hiding in place

the album would become one of the great classic British albums

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and pop recordings (some sourced from mixtapes made by her parents in the eighties/nineties)

It was certified double platinum after having sold over 2 million copies