Home / Music / Gil Scott-Heron's 'Home Is Where the Hatred Is' was backed by 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.'Music linernotes album music gil-scott-heronGil Scott-Heron's 'Home Is Where the Hatred Is' was backed by 'The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.'“Home Is Where the Hatred Is” was released as a single in 1971, backed by “The Revolution Will Not Be Televised.” Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesPieces of a Man was Gil Scott-Heron's debut studio albumPieces of a Man was recorded over just two days in April 1971Gil Scott-Heron's Pieces of a Man was recorded at RCA Studios in New YorkRon Carter played bass on Gil Scott-Heron's Pieces of a Man.Sly Stone's isolation and drug use shaped There's a Riot Goin' OnExploreRalf Hütter and Florian Schneider controlled Kraftwerk's Trans-Europe ExpressPhilip Glass and Robert Wilson created Einstein on the Beach togetherPhilip Garris designed Toto's debut cover, inspired by the Sword of DamoclesNeon Park's Sailin' Shoes cover reimagines a Fragonard painting with a cake on a swingAlvin Lucier created The ShutoutPrevious Gil Scott-Heron's Pieces of a Man was recorded at RCA Studios in New YorkNext Duke Ellington's Money Jungle was recorded in a single day in 1962