The Last Poets – At Last
Released: 1 July 1973
Did you know The Last Poets got their name from a poem by Earl Sweatshirt‘s dad, Keorapetse Kgositsile, who was a famous African poet!
This week’s Vinyl of the Week is The Last Poets “At Last“!
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