The Amazing Nina Simone
Nina Simone made her first trip into the studio in New York during 1957 to record her debut album Little Girl Blue. The album has since become a classic, and these were her first recordings ever! Simone would not record again for two years. She signed a contract with the New York-based label Colpix Records in 1959, with whom she recorded her second album, The Amazing Nina Simone. The LP features her singing (and playing a little piano) with an orchestra (the personnel is unknown) under the direction of Bob Mersey.
- Blue Prelude
- Children Go Where I Send You
- Tomorrow (We Will Meet Once More)
- Stompin' At The Savoy
- It Might As Well Be Spring
- You've Been Gone Too Long
- That's Him Over There
- Chilly Winds Don't Blow
- Theme From "Middle Of The Night"
- Can't Get Out Of This Mood
- Willow Weep For Me
- Solitaire
Nina Simone made her first trip into the studio in New York during 1957 to record her debut album Little Girl Blue. The album has since become a classic, and these were her first recordings ever! Simone would not record again for two years. She signed a contract with the New York-based label Colpix Records in 1959, with whom she recorded her second album, The Amazing Nina Simone. The LP features her singing (and playing a little piano) with an orchestra (the personnel is unknown) under the direction of Bob Mersey.
Tracklisting
- Blue Prelude
- Children Go Where I Send You
- Tomorrow (We Will Meet Once More)
- Stompin' At The Savoy
- It Might As Well Be Spring
- You've Been Gone Too Long
- That's Him Over There
- Chilly Winds Don't Blow
- Theme From "Middle Of The Night"
- Can't Get Out Of This Mood
- Willow Weep For Me
- Solitaire
