Gil Scott-Heron - Moving Target (Compact Disc, RSD 2025) Junip Movin' on Up

Movin' on Up

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Gil Scott-Heron - Moving Target (Compact Disc, RSD 2025) Junip Movin' on Up1982's Moving Target is known as a "Top 10" essential Gil Scott Heron release. Scott Heron and his Midnight Band recorded their most furious hard funk driven release influenced by reggae (there are echoes of Bob Marley in some songs). The final song "Black History The World", is in part a spoken word performance by Scott Heron ending with a "plea for peace and world change. This polycarbonate vinyl look a like CD is red on both sides, with a groove