Who did Gil Scott-Heron often collaborate with?
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Gil Scott-Heron often collaborated with Brian Jackson. Jackson was a keyboardist and producer who worked with Scott-Heron on many of his albums, including Pieces of a Man, The Revolution Will Not Be Televised, and Winter in America. Jackson's keyboard work helped to create the unique sound of Scott-Heron's music, and his production skills helped to make Scott-Heron's albums some of the most influential and important albums of the 1970s.
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