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Satan wanted his soul in return
Warrigo grew up jamming on Shadows covers and Aboriginal protest rock with his fathers and brothers
Matthew Sullivan
2013 by Stones Throw Records
Gang Laughter
Free Will NZ Satan wanted his soul inFree Will is the second studio album by American poet Gil Scott Heron, released in August 1972 on Flying Dutchman Records. Gil Scott Heron reinforces his position as Godfather of Rap on Free Will, an introspective and soulful album roughly the length of a demo tape. Police brutality, the consequences of violence and self exploration make excellent arguments for his place in the canon of spoken word not only because of his lyrical content and
