Nina Simone - Four Classic Albums (2017)

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Title: Four Classic Albums (The Amazing Nina Simone / Nina Simone at Town Hall / Forbidden Fruit / Nina Simone at Newport) (Remastered)
Year Of Release: 2017
Label: AVID Entertainment
Genre: Jazz, Soul
Quality: FLAC (tracks)
Total Time: 2:35:47
Total Size: 709 MB
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Tracklist:

01. Blue Prelude (Remastered) (from "The Amazing Nina Simone")
02. Children Go Where I Send You (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
03. Tomorrow (We Will Meet Once More) (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
04. Stompin' At The Savoy (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
05. It Might As Well Be Spring (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
06. You've Been Gone Too Long (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
07. That's Him Over There (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
08. Chilly Winds Don't Blow (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
09. Theme from "Middle Of The Night" (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
10. Can't Get Out Of This Mood (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
11. Willow Weep For Me (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
12. Solitaire (Remastered) (From "The Amazing Nina Simone")
13. Black Is The Color Of My True Love's Hair () (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
14. Exactly Like You (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
15. The Other Woman (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
16. Under The Lowest (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
17. You Can Have Him (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
18. Summertime (instrumental) (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
19. Summertime (Vocal) (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
20. Cotton Eyed Joe (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
21. Return Home (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
22. Wild Is The Wind (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
23. Fine And Mellow (Remastered) (From "Nina Simone At Town Hall")
24. Rags and Old Iron (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
25. No Good Man (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
26. Gin House Blues (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
27. I'll Look Around (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
28. I Love to Love (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
29. Work Song (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
30. Where Can I Go Without You (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
31. Just Say I Love Him (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
32. Memphis in June (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
33. Forbidden Fruit (Remastered) (from "Forbidden Fruit")
34. Trouble in Mind (Remastered) (from "nina Simone at Newport")
35. Porgy (Remastered) (from "nina Simone at Newport")
36. Little Liza Jane (Remastered) (from "nina Simone at Newport")
37. You'd Be so Nice to Come Home to (Remastered) (from "nina Simone at Newport")
38. Flo Me La (Remastered) (from "nina Simone at Newport")
39. Nina's Blues (Remastered) (from "nina Simone at Newport")
40. In the Evening by the Moonlight (Remastered) (from "nina Simone at Newport")

AVID Jazz continues with its Four Classic Album series with a re-mastered 2CD release from Nina Simone, complete with original artwork, liner notes and personnel details (where available).
“The Amazing Nina Simone”; “Nina Simone at Town Hall”; “Forbidden Fruit” and “Nina Simone At Newport’”
Us folks in music retail are often plagued with the problem of where to categorise an artist. In fact for many music fans, even trying to categorise a musician is actually the problem right there! “Let the music speak for itself”, they all cry. If only life were so simple! Imagine you walk into a record shop and everything is listed alphabetically. You would have to wade through a lot of stuff beginning with “s” before you got to Nina Simone. At least with a jazz section you know where you will find John Coltrane or Miles Davis. And so we get nearer to our problem, where do we file Nina Simone? Here is a fine artist whose background is essentially classical, gospel and blues and yet on our selections she is undoubtedly singing in the jazz mode. A bit like Ray Charles, we thought, crosses many genres! So jazz it is. Here we feature four of Nina’s earliest albums in a mixture of studio and live recordings. Her style at this early stage was certainly more in the jazz idiom, based on her gospel and blues background before she moved closer to soul and even pop later in her career.


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Many thanks for lossless.