In the early 1970s, critics called Gil Scott-Heron the most important black voice since Martin Luther King Jr. and referred to him as black Bob Dylan. Born in Chicago, the musician, poet and controversial human rights activist lived in the Bronx for many years. His legacy includes a concert that Gil Scott-Heron gave with his band on April 18, 1981 in Bremen's Schauburg. Radio Bremen were on site and recorded this ecstatic show, which now sees an official release.