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Songs that sound like Pieces of a Man

Gil Scott-Heron

Its closest older relatives from the 1950s and 1960s are Autumn In New York by Ella Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong and My Funny Valentine by Chet Baker. Newer songs that carry its sound include Come By Me by Harry Connick, Jr. and These Arms of Mine by Tab Benoit. Outside its genre, its closest match is I've Been This Way Before by Neil Diamond (pop).

Pieces of a ManGil Scott-HeronApple Music · Spotify

Sounds like it

10 songs matched on the audio, not on genre tags.

In the DarkNina SimoneApple Music · Spotify
If You Really Love MeStevie WonderApple Music · Spotify
I've Been Loving You Too LongOtis Redding · 1965Apple Music · Spotify
Falling In LoveSam Cooke · 1964Apple Music · Spotify
Don't ExplainHerbie HancockApple Music · Spotify
Never Say NoThe Paul Butterfield Blues Band · 1966Apple Music · Spotify
Love Don't Love NobodyThe Spinners · 1974Apple Music · Spotify
Lean on MeBill Withers · 1972Apple Music · Spotify
The Girl from IpanemaStan Getz & João GilbertoApple Music · Spotify
Purple RainEtta JamesApple Music · Spotify

Before it

Older songs it sounds like.

Autumn In New YorkElla Fitzgerald & Louis Armstrong · 1957Apple Music · Spotify
My Funny ValentineChet Baker · 1954Apple Music · Spotify
Cry Me A RiverElla Fitzgerald · 1961Apple Music · Spotify

After it

Newer songs that sound like it.

Come By MeHarry Connick, Jr. · 1999Apple Music · Spotify
These Arms of MineTab Benoit · 2002Apple Music · Spotify
City BoyKeb' Mo' · 1994Apple Music · Spotify

Its twins in other genres

The closest match in each.

popI've Been This Way BeforeNeil Diamond · 1974Apple Music · Spotify
rockShe's Not YouElvis Presley · 1962Apple Music · Spotify
countryWalking AwayThe Red Clay Strays · 2026Apple Music · Spotify

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Artists like Gil Scott-Heron

More by Gil Scott-Heron: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, Home Is Where the Hatred Is, The Bottle, I Think I'll Call It Morning, Lady Day and John Coltrane, When You Are Who You Are.