Brian Jackson Now More Than Ever

• Brian Jackson – Poetic Sands (feat Wes Felton - Interlude)
• Brian Jackson – It's Your World (feat Raheem DeVaughn & J Ivy)
• Brian Jackson – We Almost Lost Detroit (feat Moodymann)
• Brian Jackson – The Bottle (feat Omar)
• Brian Jackson – Peace Go With You Brother (feat Raheem DeVaughn)
• Brian Jackson – Beautiful Dame (feat Raquel Ra Brown)
• Brian Jackson – Lady Day & John Coltrane (feat Rahsaan Patterson)
• Brian Jackson – The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (feat Black Thought)
• Brian Jackson – Addiction (feat Raquel Ra Brown - Interlude)
• Brian Jackson – Home Is Where The Hatred Is (feat Lisa Fischer)
• Brian Jackson – Madison Avenue (feat Raheem DeVaughn)
• Brian Jackson – Is That Jazz? (feat Rahsaan Patterson)
• Brian Jackson – More Than Ever (feat Raquel Ra Brown - interlude)
• Brian Jackson – Now More Than Ever
• Brian Jackson – Home Is Where The Hatred Is
• Brian Jackson – Moonshine (feat Carl Cornwell - Live)
• Brian Jackson – Racetrack In France (feat Josh Milan & J Ivy & Moodymann)
• Brian Jackson – Winter In America (feat Rich Medina)
• Brian Jackson – New York City

• 1. Poetic Sands (feat Wes Felton - Interlude)
• 2. It's Your World (feat Raheem DeVaughn & J Ivy)
• 3. We Almost Lost Detroit (feat Moodymann)
• 4. The Bottle (feat Omar)
• 5. Peace Go With You Brother (feat Raheem DeVaughn)
• 6. Beautiful Dame (feat Raquel Ra Brown)
• 7. Lady Day & John Coltrane (feat Rahsaan Patterson)
• 8. The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (feat Black Thought)
• 9. Addiction (feat Raquel Ra Brown - Interlude)
• 10. Home Is Where The Hatred Is (feat Lisa Fischer)
• 11. Madison Avenue (feat Raheem DeVaughn)
• 12. Is That Jazz? (feat Rahsaan Patterson)
• 13. More Than Ever (feat Raquel Ra Brown - interlude)
• 14. Now More Than Ever
• 15. Home Is Where The Hatred Is
• 16. Moonshine (feat Carl Cornwell - Live)
• 17. Racetrack In France (feat Josh Milan & J Ivy & Moodymann)
• 18. Winter In America (feat Rich Medina)
• 19. New York City

American keyboardist and songwriter Brian Jackson, long entwined with Gil Scott-Heron's radical soul canon, revisits that repertoire with a sprawling cast of collaborators. The project carries the air of a conversation across decades. 'The Bottle', here voiced by Omar, keeps its rolling streetwise pulse while softening into a warmer groove.

Black Thought steps into 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised' with a sharp modern cadence that cuts through the arrangement. Later, 'Winter in America' unfolds slowly with Rich Medina, its melancholy melody hanging in the air like a long memory returning.