The Last Poets
Members
- Abiodun Oyewoleoriginal, spoken vocalscurrent
- Felipe Lucianocurrent
- Jalaloriginal, spoken vocalscurrent
- Nilaja Obabioriginal, percussioncurrent
- Suliaman El-Hadicurrent
- Umar Bin Hassancurrent
- David Nelsonoriginal · 1968
- Gylan Kain
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Discography
Africanism2024
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Transcending Toxic Times2019
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Understand What Dub Is2019
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Understand What Black Is2018
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The Very Best of the Last Poets2005
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The Best of the Last Poets2003
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Time Has Come1997
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Chastisement / Freedom Express1997
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Beats, Rhyme + Revolution: The Best of the Last Poets [1970-1985]1997
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Holy Terror1995
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Scatterap / Home1994
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The Last Poets / This Is Madness1992
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Oh My People & Delights Of The Garden1992
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Freedom Express1988
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Oh My People1985
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Delights of the Garden1977
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Jazzoetry1976
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At Last1973
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Chastisment1972
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This Is Madness1971
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Right On1971
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The Last Poets1970
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On the Subway
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The Prime Time Rhyme of the Last Poets - Best of Volume 1
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Get Movin'1985
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Identifiers & aliases
Also known as: Last Poets
several groups of black poets active in the late 1960s Black Power movement
The Last Poets is a poetry collective and musical group that arose in the late 1960s as part of the African-American civil rights movement and black nationalism. The name was inspired by revolutionary South African poet Keorapetse Kgositsile who believed he was in the last era of poetry before guns took over.
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