Nina Simone – At Town Hall lp

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Nina Simone – At Town Hall

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Label:Jazz Images – 37057Series:The Jean-Pierre Leloir CollectionFormat:Vinyl, LP, Album, Deluxe Edition, Limited Edition, Reissue, 180Country:EuropeReleased:Sep 1, 2017Genre:JazzStyle:

Soul-Jazz

A1Black Is The Color Of My True Love’s HairArranged By – Nina Simone

Written-By – Traditional

3:29A2Exactly Like YouWritten-By – Dorothy Fields, Jimmy Mchugh*

3:08A3The Other WomanWritten-By – Jessie Mae Robinson, Nina Simone

2:55A4Under The LowestWritten-By – Nina Simone

5:24A5You Can Have HimWritten-By – Irving Berlin

5:51B1Summertime [Parts 1 & 2]Written-By – DuBose Heyward, George & Ira Gershwin

5:40B2Cotton-Eyed JoeWritten-By – Traditional

2:53B3Return HomeWritten-By – Nina Simone

5:23B4Wild Is The WindWritten-By – Dimitri Tiomkin, Ned Washington

3:31B5Fine And MellowWritten-By – Arthur Herzog*, Billie Holiday

3:30B6My Baby Just Cares For MeWritten-By – Gus Kahn, Walter Donaldson

3:38

Pressed By – GZ Media – 157287E
Bass – Jimmy Bond
Drums – Albert "Toothie" Heath*
Photography By – Jean-Pierre Leloir
Piano, Vocals – Nina Simone

Recorded at Town Hall, New York, September 12, 1959.

Original sessions produced by Jack Gold and Bob Blake.

#B6 is a Bonus Track: Same personnel, New York, December 1957.

Originally Issued As Nina Simone - Nina Simone At Town Hall (Coolpix Records SCP-409).

"One of Nina Simone's finest recordings, this LP features the unique singer/pianist with supportive work from bassist Jimmy Bond and drummer Albert "Toothie" Heath. From the start of her career, Nina Simone carved out her own unique niche, meshing together her classical piano technique with folk singing, civil rights protest lyrics and jazz. All of those elements are in evidence on this highly recommended set."

(Scott Yanow)

37057 ©&℗ 2017 Jazz Images. Made in the E.U.

On the Cover : Nina Simone at the Antibes Jazz Festival, Antibes, July 1969

Photos copyright by Jean-Pierre Lenoir. www.jazzimagesrecords.com