Nina Stern - Take It From Me (Little Girl) / Please Come Back To Me album flac

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Little Girl Blue (also known as Jazz As Played in an Exclusive Side Street Club) is the debut album by jazz singer, pianist, and songwriter Nina Simone. It was released by Bethlehem Records on 16 September, 1958. At this time, Simone was in her mid-20s and still aspiring to be a classical concert pianist. This deal eventually cost her royalty profits of more than a million dollars

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Oh please tell me baby I'm begging you on the floor A coward I don't want to be. Another time, another place, yes Now you're breathin', now you're breathin' Can you hear me? Oh, please come back to me (come back to me, come back to me) Oh, please come back to me. Yes, please come back to me (come back to me, come back to me) Oh, please come back to me. You leave me once more But don't see how it's hurting me I don't see what you're looking for I always say it should be me. Oh please tell me baby I'm begging you on the floor A coward I don&.

Little Girl Blue, released in 1957, was Nina Simone's first recording, originally issued on the Bethlehem label. Backed by bassist Jimmy Bond and Albert "Tootie" Heath, it showcases her ballad voice as one of mystery and sensuality and showcases her uptempo jazz style with authority and an enigmatic down-home feel that is nonetheless elegant. The album also introduced a fine jazz pianist. Simone was a solid improviser who never strayed far from the blues. Her own "Central Park Blues" is one of the finest jazz tunes here, and it is followed with yet another side of Simone's diversity in her beautiful take on the folk-gospel tune "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands," with quiet and determined dignity and drama. Another of her instrumentals compositions, "African Mailman," struts proud with deep Afro-Caribbean roots and rhythms.

Baby Come back to me In my heart I still believe We were meant to b. ogether so whatever it takes (Baby Come Back) Baby come back to me I should have never set you free My baby Come back (Baby Come Back). I wanna call, but then I stall, Cause after all, I just couldn’t take it Cause if your play was to push me away You know that day, my heart you’d break it (Baby Come Back) I know we made a mistake, (I do) Can’t you stop your foolish pride (Oh no) And come back to me Let’s try, Let’s try, Let’s try, Let’s try it again.