(1970) This poem, first released on Gil Scott-Heron's debut album, "Small Talk at 125th and Lenox," served as a rallying cry to black America and proved a foreshadowing of the more politically active strains of rap music
a real bad kid, hanging around after school doing his dirty work
(We shall not speak of the boy upon whose piano I used to lean in the manner of Lucy and Schroeder.) I only ever saw Joel live once, at the Spectrum in Philadelphia when he was touring for The Bridge in 1986 and 1987
In what came to be known as her signature protest anthem, Mississippi Goddam, Simone sang: Hound dogs on my trail, school children sitting in jail, black cat cross my path, I think every days gonna be my last
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