On this reissue on the back right corner of the jacket is a small "Queens Litho" logo.
The soundtrack to Right On!, the documentary from 1971 that followed a day in the life of The Last Poets - the group of New York City black poets/musicians that were born from the late 1960s African American civil rights movement. As can be expected, you get some interesting and thought-provoking performance poetry alongside the sparse beats of the conga drum.
Apparently, a lot of the poetry performed for the camera was lost because of faulty sound equipment. The liner notes on this LP read "All poems recorded at The Cubicolo Theatre, New York City except Soul which is from the movie soundtrack."
A1. Jibaro / My Pretty Nigger A2. Been Done Already A3. Hey Now A4. Die Nigga!!! A5. Un Rifle / Oracion Rifle Prayer A6. Tell Me Brother A7. Black Woman A8. James Brown A9. Soul A10. Today Is A Killer B1. Willie Armstrong Jones B2. Puerto Rican Rhythms B3. Poetry Is Black B4. Jazz B5. The Shalimar B6. Into The Streets B7. Alley B8. The Library
