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Gil Scott-Heron
The son of a Jamaican soccer player (who once played for Glasgow Celtic), Gil
Scott-Heron was mostly raised in Jackson, Tennessee before moving with his
mother to The Bronx in New York. At university in Pennsylvania, he met long-time
collaborator Brian Jackson, forming the band Black and Blues and started writing
novels, with his first book The Vulture published in 1970. The same year
Scott-Heron released his first album Small Talk at 125th and Lenox, with a
loose, spoken-word format addressing issues of homophobia, consumerism and black
revolutionaries that included his hugely i...
Me and the DevilGil Scott-Heron
The BottleBrian Jackson and Gil Scott-Heron
The Revolution Will Not Be TelevisedGil Scott-Heron
Home Is Where the Hatred IsGil Scott-Heron
NEW YORK (CONCEPT DE PARIS)Jay-Z and Gil Scott-Heron
GunGil Scott-Heron
Me and the DevilGil Scott-Heron
I'm New Here
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The BottleBrian Jackson and Gil Scott-Heron
Save The Children
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The Revolution Will Not Be TelevisedGil Scott-Heron
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
Home Is Where the Hatred IsGil Scott-Heron
The Revolution Will Not Be Televised
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NEW YORK (CONCEPT DE PARIS)Jay-Z and Gil Scott-Heron
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GunGil Scott-Heron
Reflections
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