

Black Wax
Gil Scott-Heron performs in Washington D.C., blending live music with political commentary that critiques President Reagan and addresses societal issues.
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Gil Scott-Heron performs in Washington D.C., blending live music with political commentary that critiques President Reagan and addresses societal issues.
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Gil Scott-Heron performs in Washington D.C. in Black Wax, a 1983 documentary. The film blends live music with scenes of Scott-Heron discussing politics and society. He critiques then-President Reagan, refers to him as "Ray-Gun," and shares his insights. Featured songs include "Johannesburg," "Winter in America," and "Angel Dust." The documentary captures Scott-Heron's engaging presence and his connection to the funk and jazz music of the 1970s.
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