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Let It All Out [Remaster]  -  CD

Artist:

Nina Simone

| SKU:  7655236
Release Date:  2/14/2006

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Songs

 
1. Mood Indigo(2:30)
2. The Other Woman(3:05)
3. Love Me or Leave Me(4:08)
4. Don't Explain(4:22)
5. Little Girl Blue(2:35)
6. Chauffeur(2:51)
7. For Myself(2:08)
8. The Ballad of Hollis Brown(4:58)
9. This Year's Kisses(3:02)
10. Images(2:54)
11. Nearer Blessed Lord(4:32)

Details

Format
CD(1)
Release Date
2/14/2006
Original Release Date
7/1/1966
Length
37 minutes , 5 seconds
Genre
Pop
Label
Verve
Studio/Live
Studio
Mono/Stereo
Stereo
UPC
602498886984

Release Notes

Let It All Out [Remaster]: Release Notes: Muze 
Available with PASTEL BLUES on 1 CD.Personnel: Nina Simone (vocals, piano); Rudy Stevenson (guitar, flute); Al Schackman (guitar); Lisle Atkinson (upright bass); Bobby Hamilton (drums).Let It All Out is one of Nina Simone's more adult pop-oriented mid-'60s albums, with renditions of tunes by Duke Ellington ("Mood Indigo"), Billie Holiday ("Don't Explain"), Irving Berlin ("This Year's Kisses"), and Rodgers & Hart ("Little Girl Blue"). As ever, Simone ranges wide in her selection: Bob Dylan's "The Ballad of Hollis Brown," a swaggering adaptation of "Chauffeur Blues" (credited to her husband of the time, Andy Stroud), the gospel hymn "Nearer Blessed Lord," and Van McCoy's "For Myself." "Images" is an a cappella adaptation of a poem about the beauty of blackness by Waring Cuney. All of Simone's Philips albums are solid, and this is no exception, while it isn't the best of them. This LP has been combined with the 1965 album Pastel Blues on a single-disc CD reissue. ~ Richie Unterberger

Credits

Performer Nina Simone
Producer(s) Hal Mooney

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Editorial Reviews

Let It All Out [Remaster]: MUZE Review
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