Nothing New 1956 designed to sound exceptional across

designed to sound exceptional across all listening environments

This is one case where the legend really precedes the record itself

but it's not exactly an album of quiet storm ballads

of something being with you but not tangible

and Hank Wood & the Hammerheads

Nothing New 1956 designed to sound exceptional acrossOriginally a limited Record Store Day vinyl in 2014, Gil Scott Herons posthumous album "Nothing New" is now widely available. Recorded between 2005 and 2009 in New York with producer Richard Russell, it features stripped down piano and vocal versions of lesser known songs from his catalog. Scott Herons unique, soulful voice shines through in fresh takes on tracks like "Your Daddy Loves You" and "Better Days Ahead," offering a raw and intimate