Photos | Gil Scott-Heron: Keyboard Virtuoso
Gil Scott-Heron, the legendary singer and poet, electrifying the crowd with his solo performance on the keyboard at the 2010 Cochella Friday concert. His iconic hat and clothing add to the enthralling experience.
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