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Probably one of the most important progenitors of rap music, Gil Scott-Heron’s aggressive, no-nonsense road poetry inspired a legion of intelligent rappers even though his engaging songwriting abilities placed him square within the R&B graphs later on in his profession, backed by increasingly modern production thanks to Malcolm Cecil and …

Maker, composer, and musician Brian Jackson collaborated with Gil Scott-Heron on several influential and popular ’70s produces. The two fulfilled at Lincoln College or university, and later on teamed on such tracks as “The Container,” “H20 Gate Blues,” and “Johannesburg,” that was their most effective commercial solitary. Jackson later do …