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Jamal Abdus Sabur. and. Abu Mustapha (b. Cuba. deceased) Formed on the 19th of May 1968, East Harlem, New York, U.S.A. The Last Poets were a combination of several Civil Rights Movement poets, who merged their musical skills with their political oratory, in order to form a musical platform, voicing the concerns of Black people during that ...
Both groups adopted the name the Last Poets from a South African writer named Little Willie Copaseely, who believed he was in the last era of poetry before guns would take over. With the group formed in 1969, they released an LP in 1970, The Last Poets, which reached the Top Ten album charts.
TitelKatalognummerJahrIn Your Collection, Wantlist, Or ...Douglas 3The Last Poets (Album) 39 versionenJUG-ST/LP 8802, LP-8802Right On! (Original Soundtrack) (Album) 7 ...Juggernaut Records, Juggernaut RecordsZ-30583This Is Madness (Album) 21 versionenDouglas, DouglasM 839Chastisment (Album) 10 versionenJamal Abdus Sabur: bass. Kenyatti Abdur Rahman: congas. Aiyb Dieng: talking drum, chatan, cowbell. Phillip Wilson: cymbals, percussion.
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