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Gil Scott-Heron

Gilbert Scott-Heron

American soul and jazz poet, musician, and author (1949–2011).

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Occupation

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Singer
Writer
Composer
Poet
Pianist
Performing Artist
Theatrical Director
Costume Designer
Singer-Songwriter
Rapper
Recording Artist

Date of Birth

4/1/1949

Date of Death

5/27/2011

Instance Of

Human

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Place of Birth

Chicago

Place of Death

New York City
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
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New York

Country of Citizenship

United States

Educated At

Johns Hopkins University
Lincoln University
DeWitt Clinton High School
Ethical Culture Fieldston School

Award Received

Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
(2012)
Point in Time
: 2012
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
(2021)
Point in Time
: 2021

Genre

Pop Music
Jazz

Given Name

Gilbert
Nickname
: Gil

Official Website

http://www.gilscottheron.com

Record Label

Arista Records
Flying Dutchman Records
RCA Records

Father

Gil Heron

Spouse

Brenda Sykes
(December 1978 - 1987)
End Time
: 1987
Start Time
: December 1978

Instrument

Electric Piano
Voice
Musical Keyboard

Manner of Death

Natural Causes

Cause of Death

Death From AIDS-Related Complications

Place of Burial

Kensico Cemetery

Sex or Gender

Male

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Obálky Knih
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Start of Work Period

1969

Different From

Jill Scott

Discography

Gil Scott-Heron Discography

Number of Children

4

Child

Che Scott-Heron

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Family Name

Scott-Heron

Copyright Representative

American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers

Name in Native Language

Gil Scott-Heron

Birth Name

Gilbert Scott-Heron
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