War - Deliver The Word Artist_Gil Scott-Heron Self-produced album (1974) by a

Self-produced album (1974) by a singer/songwriter known for having contributed lyrics to Makoto Kubota's first solo album Machiboke (1973)

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War - Deliver The Word Artist_Gil Scott-Heron Self-produced album (1974) by aReleased in August 1973. The cover was printed using metallic silver ink on black, and the cover is textured, resembling black leather as used for the covers of Bibles (the album title being a phrase associated with the Bible). A die cut window in the lower left corner reveals part of the inner sleeve which shows a human figure walking along a deserted beach with his head bowed. The other side of the inner sleeve shows the same picture, but mirror