Vinyl Album - Nina Simone - Nina Simone In Concert - Philips

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Nina Simone
Title:	Nina Simone In Concert
Label:	Philips
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	PHS-600-135
Date:	May 1964
Format:	Stereo LP (also Mono LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Nina Simone	I Loves You, Porgy	George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin, Dubose Heyward	Rate
A2	Nina Simone	Plain Gold Ring	Earl Burroughs	Rate
A3	Nina Simone	Pirate Jenny	Weill, Brecht, Marc Blitzstein	Rate
A4	Nina Simone	Old Jim Crow	Nina Simone, Jackie Alper, Ron Vander Groef	Rate
B1	Nina Simone	Don't Smoke In Bed	Willard Robinson	Rate
B2	Nina Simone	Go Limp	Alex Comfort, Nina Simone	Rate
B3	Nina Simone	Mississippi Goddam	Nina Simone	Rate

Notes

Produced by Hal Mooney.

Cover photo: Mort Shuman.
Liner notes by Nat Shapiro / on alternate sleeves by Nick Biro.
Correct B1 credit: "Willard Robison".

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Recorded live at Carnegie Hall, New York:
March 21, 1964: A1, A4, B1. -- April 4, 1964: A3, B2, B3. -- April 6, 1964: A2.

Personnel: Nina Simone (vc, p), Rudy Stevenson (g), Lisle Atkinson (bass), Bobby Hamilton (dr), others unknown.

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Comments and Reviews


Juke Jules SUBS 27th Nov 2016		From the notes submitted by cussincarryinon02: BB May 30, 1964, p. 9 (Philips ad). BB June 6, 1964, p. 36 (New album releases). BB August 8, 1964, p. 38 (New action LP's); repeated in the August 15 and 22 issues. First charted in BB's Top LP's on September 19, 1964 (# 142), highest position #102 in mid-November. From JET Magazine, August 13, 1964, p. 48: "Singer Nina Simone and her boss LP, Nina Simone In Concert. But after it gets off a few innocent numbers, she really warms things up with the tune, Mississippi Goddam, which begins: 'Alabama's got me so upset; Tennessee made me lose my rest; and everybody knows about Mississippi Goddam.' And Nina says she means every word of it, too." From Negro Digest, July 1965, p. 15: "(...). On Nina Simone in Concert, her Philips album (stereo), she seems to have the right mood, but maybe her material is off-beat. There're 'I Loves You, Porgy,' and 'Plain Gold Ring,', two numbers on which the lady can scarcely go wrong, but the introduction of what can only be called 'militant soul music' comes as a shock. Really, with Mississippi and Alabama boiling the blood every headline, we hardly need to be inflamed when we relax with a Scotch and Miss Simone. But one-half of the album deals with subjects like 'Mississippi Goddam,', 'Old Jim Crow' and 'Go Limp.' Fine, for civil rights-and we're all for civil rights, you bet!-but after a hard day's struggle, we like to have Nina soothe us (...)".



Juke Jules SUBS 27th Nov 2016

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Netherlands - Philips - 1966 [Stereo]