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Sings Duke Ellington/At Carnegie Hall  -  CD

Artist:

Nina Simone

| SKU:  11059098
Release Date:  6/6/2000

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Songs

 
1. Do Nothin' Till You Hear from Me(2:50)
2. I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)(4:06)
3. Hey, Buddy Bolden(2:28)
4. Merry Mending(2:35)
5. Something to Live For(2:55)
6. You Better Know It(2:24)
7. I Like the Sunrise(3:01)
8. Solitude(3:45)
9. The Gal from Joe's(2:08)
10. Satin Doll(3:37)
11. It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)(2:33)
12. Black Swan(6:04)
13. Theme from "Samson and Delilah"(5:49)
14. If You Knew(3:28)
15. Theme from "Sayonara"(3:17)
16. The Twelfth of Never(3:27)
17. Will I Find My Love Today(6:44)
18. The Other Woman/Cotton Eyed Joe(7:21)

Details

Format
CD(1)
Release Date
6/6/2000
Original Release Date
10/1/2000
Length
68 minutes , 44 seconds
Genre
Pop
Label
Collectables
Studio/Live
Live
Mono/Stereo
Stereo
UPC
090431641422

Release Notes

Sings Duke Ellington/At Carnegie Hall: Release Notes: Muze 
2 LPs on 1 CD: NINA SINGS DUKE ELLINGTON (1962)/NINA SIMONE AT CARNEGIE HALL (1963).This two-for-one CD spotlights one of jazz's great song stylists. Few singers were as unique as Nina Simone; Her deep voice and rapid vibrato made her instantly recognizable. She was also a stunning pianist, and the second half of this CD--her Carnegie Hall performance--spotlights her instrumental skills as well as her singing.Not surprisingly, NINA SINGS DUKE ELLINGTON features many classic jazz tunes. Simone sings ballads such as "I Got It Bad" and "Solitude" with intense emotional vulnerability. With the exception of Billie Holiday, few singers have such a natural gift for musical expression. NINA SIMONE AT CARNEGIE HALL is more understated and dark. Comprised of torch songs and movie themes, this album contains only ballads. This doesn't always include vocal numbers either. For example, Simone's piano is showcased extremely well on "Theme from Samson and Delilah." Simone performs this piece like a refined classical pianist, employing Chopin-esque trills and strident forearm chords. In fact, her reading of this movie theme just may be the most eyebrow-raising moment on this disc.

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Performer Nina Simone

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