Gil Scott-Heron ‎– Washington, D.C.

Digital Crate Digging Continues on a Saturday Night Fever segment; earlier I was afternoon jazzing..

The saga / struggle continues!! no telling what kind of bag I'll come out of; out here spazzing?

Comedians out here razzing jokers? naw, we're out here surprising brokers who thought they broke us...

Impeding us? jokers were equipped!!   comprised of the latest madness methods, but I knew what the inside joke was..

Gil Scott-Heron ‎said it was told out in Washington, D.C., with this soul jazz track he released in 1982..

What's happened? not a damn thing has changed since he dropped knowledge back then!! check this out to see what it do!!

• Alto Saxophone – Vernon James
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• Bass – Robert Gordon
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• Drums – Kenny Powell
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• Guitar – Ed Brady
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• Keyboards – Glen Turner
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• Percussion – Larry MacDonald
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• Producer – Gil Scott-Heron, Malcolm Cecil
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• Tenor Saxophone – Carl Cornwell 
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• Trumpet – Kenny Sheffield
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• Vocals – Gil Scott-Heron

Gil Scott-Heron ‎– Washington, D.C.

Digital Crate Digging Continues on what I call Terrible / Terrific Tuesday; things can go either way...

It's a blessing to wake up to see it though; you know my motto, it's let the music play!!

Who's stressing? my constituents are out here trying to make it in the midst of the madness / confusion

It hasn't stopped!! cons are running it like Trump in Washington acting like Nixon picking / choosing..

Threatening spy chiefs; Iran over their beliefs;  Gil Scott-Heron ‎with  Washington, D.C. is relevant to today..

Check out the players and the track, we won't quit / stop , it's on once again!! the motto? let the music play...

• Alto Saxophone – Vernon James
• Bass – Robert Gordon
• Drums – Kenny Powell
• Guitar – Ed Brady
• Keyboards – Glen Turner
• Percussion – Larry MacDonald
• Producer – Gil Scott-Heron, Malcolm Cecil
• Tenor Saxophone – Carl Cornwell , Ron Holloway
• Trumpet –"High Note" Harry Kim,  Kenny Sheffield,
• Vocals, Electric Piano – Gil Scott-Heron
•  Arranged By [Horns] – Carl Cornwell, Gil Scott-Heron