Gil Scott-Heron & Pretty Purdie

Artificialness

1971 · Mega 615-0065 · Nashville, Tennessee

Artificialness – Gil Scott-Heron & Pretty Purdie (A-side label)

Artist
Gil Scott-Heron & Pretty Purdie
Title
Artificialness
Release
Funky Mozart / Artificialness
Year
1971
Label
Mega # 615-0065
Format
7" · Single
Language
English
Country
Nashville, Tennessee, USA
Songwriter
Scott-Heron, P. Purdie
Genre
Soul, Gospel & Funk · Jazz-Funk
Primary theme
Peace, Protest & Anti-War

Annotation

Artificialness (Purdie, Pretty & Gil Scott-Heron) Jazz funk, protest, Nixon Dear Nixon - wife has left me. I am a victim of the Vietnam War. In the DM zone at home, struck my wife before she struck me. Locked her in hotel. Please don't employ your next war, I'm following your lead.

Annotation by Justin A. Brummer

About the artist

Bernard Purdie - born 11 June 1939, Elkton, Maryland, USA. Currently New York, USA. Gil Scott-Heron, Born 1 April 1949, Chicago, Illinois, USA. Died 27 May 2011, Manhattan, New York, USA

Themes

Nixon · DMZ

In collections

Jazz Songs · Soul, Gospel, & Funk Songs