Gil Scott-Heron and His Amnesia Express - Live 1986 Artist_Ghostface Killah Takayanagi had his mind blown

Takayanagi had his mind blown by the Chicago Transit Authority’s “Free Form Guitar” in 1969 and promptly turned his back on the jazz scene by which he was beloved

the second full length from Sasami

Seventeen years later everything still feels brand new

or crossovers with other instrumentalists (Mirabelle Gillis’ violins on ‘Choices’ and ‘Cobalan’

8 years on after their first album Dimensions

Gil Scott-Heron and His Amnesia Express - Live 1986 Artist_Ghostface Killah Takayanagi had his mind blownBorn to an African American opera singer and a Jamaican footballer who played for Celtic in Glasgow, Gil Scott Heron was a groundbreaking musician and writer whose melding of poetry, soul, and political activism paved the way for the arrival of rap and prefaced neo soul by some decades. In live performance, Scott Heron was always a force to be reckoned with, especially with his Amnesia Express behind him, with Jamaican percussionist Larry McDonald and