Nina Simone - Sings The Blues - 140-Gram Black Vinyl - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Blues
- Description: 140-gram black vinyl. Released in 1967, this landmark album captures Nina Simone at her most raw and emotionally exposed as she blends blues, jazz, and soul with a defiant, genre-defying style. Through powerful performances like InchBacklash BluesInch and InchI Want a Little Sugar in My Bowl,Inch she channels themes of racial tension, sensuality, and personal resilience with her signature grit and grace. Album Tracks 1. Do I Move You? 2. Day and Night 3. In the Dark 4. Real Real 5. My Man's Gone Now (From InchPorgy & BessInch By George Gershwin) 6. Backlash Blues (Lyrics By Langston Hughes) 7. I Want a Little Sugar in My Bowl 8. Buck 9. Since I Fell for You 10. The House of the Rising Sun 11. Blues for Mama (Co-Written with Abbey Lincoln)
- Artist: Nina Simone
- Title: Sings The Blues - 140-Gram Black Vinyl
- Format: VINYL
- Label: Music on Vinyl
- Release Date: 02/20/2026
- Genre: Blues
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- Product Name: Nina Simone - Sings The Blues - 140-Gram Black Vinyl - VINYL LP
- UPC: 8719262041189
140-gram black vinyl. Released in 1967, this landmark album captures Nina Simone at her most raw and emotionally exposed as she blends blues, jazz, and soul with a defiant, genre-defying style. Through powerful performances like InchBacklash BluesInch and InchI Want a Little Sugar in My Bowl,Inch she channels themes of racial tension, sensuality, and personal resilience with her signature grit and grace. Album Tracks 1. Do I Move You? 2. Day and Night 3. In the Dark 4. Real Real 5. My Man's Gone Now (From InchPorgy & BessInch By George Gershwin) 6. Backlash Blues (Lyrics By Langston Hughes) 7. I Want a Little Sugar in My Bowl 8. Buck 9. Since I Fell for You 10. The House of the Rising Sun 11. Blues for Mama (Co-Written with Abbey Lincoln)
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