Nina Simone - Whatever I Am (You Made Me) album flac

Album Nina Simone Sings the Blues. Backlash Blues Lyrics. Mr. Backlash, Mr. Backlash Just who do think I am You raise my taxes, freeze my wages And send my son to Vietnam. You give me second class houses And second class schools Do you think that all colored folks Are just second class fools. Backlash I'm gonna leave you with the backlash blues. When I try to find a job To earn a little cash All you got to offer Is your mean old white backlash. But the world is big Big and bright and round And it's full of folks like me Who are black, yellow, beige and brown

Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out" b/w "Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair" (from Nina Simone at Town Hall). Trouble in Mind" b/w "Cotton Eye Joe" (from Nina's Choice). Whatever I Am" b/w "Why Must Your Love Well Be So Dry". – – Non-album tracks. O-O-H Child" b/w "New World Coming". – – Here Comes the Sun. "Here Comes the Sun" b/w "Angel of the Morning".

Nina Simone Sings the Blues, issued in 1967, was her RCA label debut, and was a brave departure from the material she had been recording for Phillips. Indeed, her final album for that label, High Priestess of Soul, featured the singer, pianist, and songwriter fronting a virtual orchestra. Here, Simone is backed by a pair of guitarists (Eric Gale and Rudy Stevenson), bassist (Bob Bushnell), drummer (Bernard "Pretty" Purdie), organist (Ernie Hayes), and harmonica player who doubled on saxophone (Buddy Lucas). Whatever I Am (You Made Me). Nina Simone.

Features Song Lyrics for Nina Simone's Nina Simone Sings The Blues album. 4. Whatever I Am (You Made Me) Lyrics. 5. 6. Do I Move You? Lyrics. 7. Do I Move You - Version II Lyrics.

Nina Simone was born Eunice Kathleen Waymon in Tryon, North Carolina on February 21, 1933. Her mother, Mary Kate Waymon, was a Methodist minister, and her father, John Divine Waymon, was a handyman who moonlighted as a preacher. In 1967, after recording seven albums for Philips, Simone struck a new deal with RCA Records, and while her first album for her new label, Nina Simone Sings the Blues, was a straightforward collection of blues standards, her subsequent work for RCA found Simone focusing on contemporary pop, rock, and soul material, much of which dealt with topical themes and progressive philosophies. 1969's To Love Somebody featured no fewer than three Bob Dylan tunes). 0. When I Was A Young Girl.

Whatever I Am (You Made Me). Nina Simone - One September Day. Nina Simone - It Might As Well Be Spring. Nina Simone - Tomorrow Is My Turn. Nina Simone - Work Song. Nina Simone - How Can I. Nina Simone - Trouble In Mind. Nina Simone - Baltimore.

1. (00:02:44) Nina Simone - Do I Move You? 2. (00:02:34) Nina Simone - Day And Night. 3. (00:02:56) Nina Simone - In The Dark. (00:02:21) Nina Simone - Real Real. (00:04:16) Nina Simone - My Man's Gone Now. (00:02:29) Nina Simone - Backlash Blues. (00:02:32) Nina Simone - I Want A Little Sugar In My Bowl. 8. (00:01:51) Nina Simone - Buck. 9. (00:02:50) Nina Simone - Since I Fell For You. 10. (00:03:51) Nina Simone - The House Of The Rising Sun. 11. (00:03:56) Nina Simone - Blues For Mama.