Perpis-Fall Music, Inc.
Perpis-Fall Music, Inc. or Perpis-Fall Music (pur-puhs fawl) is a pseudonym and production credit for the musical partnership of:[1]
- Gil Scott-Heron, a soul poet/musician and hip hop pioneer, and
- Brian Jackson, a keyboardist and neo soul pioneer
See also
- Winter in America
References
- ^ Gil Scott-Heron; Brian Jackson (1998). Winter in America. CD reissue liner notes. New York: Ruma-Gia Ltd./TVT Records. pp. 1–3.
External links
- Perpis-Fall Music, Inc. at Discogs
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Gil Scott-Heron
- Pieces of a Man (1971)
- Free Will (1972)
- The Mind of Gil Scott-Heron (1978)
- Real Eyes (1980)
- Reflections (1981)
- Moving Target (1982)
- Spirits (1994)
- I'm New Here (2010)
- Nothing New (2014)
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| with Jamie xx |
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- Small Talk at 125th and Lenox (1970)
- It's Your World (1976; with Jackson)
- Minister of Information: Live (1994)
- Tour de Force (Live) (2004)
- The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (1974)
- The Best of Gil Scott-Heron (Arista) (1984)
- Tales of Gil Scott-Heron (1990)
- Glory: The Gil Scott-Heron Collection (1990)
- Ghetto Style (1998)
- The Gil Scott-Heron Collection: Sampler 1974-1975 (1998)
- Evolution (And Flashback): The Very Best of Gil Scott-Heron (1999)
- Save the Children (2004)
- Anthology: Messages (2005)
- The Revolution Begins: The Flying Dutchman Masters (2011)
- "Home Is Where the Hatred Is"
- "The Bottle"
- "Johannesburg"
- "B-Movie"
- "Superman"
- "Hello Sunday! Hello Road!"
- "Storm Music"
- "Re-Ron"
- "Winter in America"
- "Space Shuttle"
- "Don't Give Up"
- "The Klan"
- "Me and the Devil"
- Discography
- Brian Jackson
- Perpis-Fall Music, Inc.
- Flying Dutchman Records
- Strata-East Records
- Proto-rap
- Orange Man
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