Three albums from Gil's 'middle period' (is that a fair description?). For someone new to Gil Scott-heron, I would recommend starting with his earlier albums. There are very good songs in these three albums and the package is very good value for money, but he also made better albums too. However, I don't want to put people off, particularly those who like Gil. These are must-have albums.
Songs of love and politics, the pick of them for me would be:
Not Needed
Your Daddy Loves You (an interesting re-working)
Is That Jazz?
Morning Thoughts (a great mix of love and politics, in fact, and a dreamy start to any new day)
Blue Collar ('You can't name where I ain't been down' - great line!)
4 stars by GSH's standards. 5 stars by general standards. The man was an artist, up there in musical stature with his own heroes, if you ask me. RIP Gil.