Nina Simone Sings the Blues
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Vinyl 180g, 1 Lp, Album, Pure Analogue Audiophile Mastering | Label: Speakers Corner | Year released 2003 | Genre: Blues, soul, jazz | 1 LP, 11 Tracks
Faithful reproduction of the original cover and label
ARTIST: Nina Simone
ALBUM: Sings the Blues
LABEL: Speakers Corner
FORMAT: Vinile 180g, 1 Lp, Album, Pure Analogue Audiophile Mastering
RELEASE DATE: 01/06/2003
FIRST PUBLICATION DATE: 1967
GENRE: Blues, soul, jazz
TRACKS:
1. "Do I Move You?" Nina Simone
2. "Day and Night" Rudy Stevenson
3. "In the Dark" Lil Green
4. "Real Real" Nina Simone
5. "My Man's Gone Now" George Gershwin, DuBose Heyward
6. "Backlash Blues" Langston Hughes, Nina Simone
7. "I Want a Little Sugar in My Bowl" Nina Simone
8. "Buck" Andy Stroud
9. "Since I Fell for You" Buddy Johnson
10. "The House of the Rising Sun" Traditional
11. "Blues for Mama" Nina Simone, Abbey Lincoln
(RCA LSP 3789) Nina Simone (p, voc); Rudy Stevenson, Eric Gale (g); Ernest Hayes (org); Bob Bushnell (b); Bernard Purdie (dr) - Recorded in 1967 by Ray Hall and Mickey Crofford at RCA's Victor's Studio Bc, New York. Produced by Danny Davis. In both her public and private life, Nina Simone could be a very intolerant person. Sometimes she complained about the lack of erotic skill of her lovers, while at others the target of her ire was the audience. Sometimes she would cancel her performances at short notice and lash out fiercely against the entertainment industry. Through her music, rooted in gospel, Simone created a path for herself that lay somewhere between jazz and pop and that, in the 1960s, earned her the title High Priestess Of Soul. 'Nina Sings the Blues' was recorded during what was indisputably the artist's most productive phase. It is a recording that does not try to follow the fashions of the moment, but revolves entirely around Nina Simone's elegant alto voice, backed only by the rhythm session and an organ. 'Nina Simone Sings the Blues' is the perfect album to remember a true diva of jazz music.
