🎼 The Last Poets - The Last Poets Album

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Credits

• Engineer – Danfort Griffith
• Percussion – Nilaja
• Photography By – Doug Harris
• Producer – East Wind Associates
• Voice [Poet] – Abiodun Oyewole, Alafia Pudim, Omar Ben Hassen

Notes

Recorded at Impact Sound Studio.
Distributed by Pip Records, 850 Seventh Avenue, N.Y., N.Y. 10019
A division of Pickwick International, Inc.

Gray vinyl label.

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