‘High Priestess Of Soul’ Nina Simone Died On This Day In 2003
‘High Priestess Of Soul’ Nina Simone Died On This Day In 2003
Apr 22, 2013
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“When Langston Hughes died — he told me many months before — Nina keep on working til they open up the door.” Langston Hughes (February 1st, 1902 - May 22nd, 1967) | Nina Simone
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“When Langston Hughes died — he told me many months before — Nina keep on working til they open up the door.” Langston Hughes (February 1st, 1902 - May 22nd, 1967) | Nina Simone
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Nina recalls the death of her father, Rev. John D. Waymon (6/24/1898 - 10/23/1972) #ninasimone #johnwaymon
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Nina recalls the death of her father, Rev. John D. Waymon (6/24/1898 - 10/23/1972) #ninasimone #johnwaymon
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Martin Luther King, Jr. (January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) #MLK #TheKingOfLoveIsDead | Nina Simone
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Martin Luther King, Jr. (January 15, 1929 – April 4, 1968) #MLK #TheKingOfLoveIsDead | Nina Simone
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"Why? (The King Of Love Is Dead)" - Nina Simone #MLK | Nina Simone
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"Why? (The King Of Love Is Dead)" - Nina Simone #MLK | Nina Simone
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Nina Simone was born 85 years ago today. See why she's one of the greatest singers of all time: http://rol.st/2Fi3bgQ | Rolling Stone
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Nina Simone was born 85 years ago today. See why she's one of the greatest singers of all time: http://rol.st/2Fi3bgQ | Rolling Stone
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'Why?': Remembering Nina Simone's Tribute To The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
'Why?': Remembering Nina Simone's Tribute To The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
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On March 31st, 1972, during Nina Simone's two night appearance at The Rainbow Sign, Berkeley's mayor Warren Widener took the opportunity to honor Nina and declare 3/31/72 to be "Nina Simone Day." 🎤: Belva Davis | Nina Simone
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On April 7th, 1968, three days after the assassination of Martin Luther King, Jr., Nina Simone and her band performed at the Westbury Music Fair in NYC. To honor Dr. King, Nina sang "Why? (The King of Love Is Dead)," written by Simone’s bassist Gene Taylor in response to King’s assassination. That performance can be found on Nina's album 'Nuff Said. Here's a clip of Nina in England singing "Why? (The King of Love Is Dead)" in June of 1968. This entire performance can be found on the DVD here: ht
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"Revolution" - Nina Simone (Paris, 1969) #BlackHistoryMonth | Nina Simone
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Sinnerman: the story of Nina Simone's prescient masterpiece
Mar 9, 2024
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On July 3rd, 1976, #ninasimone gave what has often been called the most memorable appearance in the history of Switzerland’s Montreux Jazz Festival — part musical performance and part personal monologue that at times felt like diary entries being enacted on stage. In this clip Nina reminds us that her initial dream in life was to become a classical pianist but instead in the early 1950s she was forced to sing in order to keep a job she’d taken to support herself and her family, thus beginning a
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#ninasimone in a marvelous interview with Tim Graham for the television program “Wired,” circa 1988 | Nina Simone
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"In The Morning" - Nina Simone (Paris, 1969) #BlackHistoryMonth | Nina Simone
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On July 27 & 28, 1969, Nina Simone performed at the 10th Annual Antibes - Juan-Les-Pins Jazz Festival. "Ain't Got No / I Got Life" is the third of four performances we'll be sharing today, taken from Nina's 1969 appearance at Jazz à Juan in Antibes. | Nina Simone
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"And now we got a revolution Cause I see the face of things to come" Nina Simone sings "Revolution" at the Harlem Cultural Festival (also known as "Black Woodstock") in New York on August 17th, 1969. | Nina Simone
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The Life and Tragic Ending of Nina Simone
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Nina Simone's album 'Nuff Said! was recorded live on April 7th, 1968 at the Westbury Music Fair, three days after the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. This was the first performance of "Why? (The King of Love Is Dead)," written by Nina's bassist, Gene Taylor, in honor and remembrance of Dr. King. The anger and anguish are palpable in both Taylor's words and in Nina's voice. | Nina Simone
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Nina Simone's Mississippi Goddamn may have been one of the most important civil rights songs of all time http://cnn.it/2pDCEVY | CNN
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An artist's duty is to reflect the times. Nina Simone's music does just that, and still resonates powerfully today. Listen to the Best of Nina Simone now! | Nina Simone
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The 10 greatest Nina Simone songs
Feb 21, 2021
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On July 27 & 28, 1969, Nina Simone performed at the 10th Annual Antibes - Juan-Les-Pins Jazz Festival. "Four Women" is the first of four performances we'll be sharing today, taken from Nina's 1969 appearance at Jazz à Juan in Antibes. | Nina Simone
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On November 3rd, 1969, Nina Simone performed at Teatro Sistina in Rome. In this clip taken from that concert Nina gives her interpretation of Leonard Cohen's song, "Suzanne." | Nina Simone
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The 10 Best Nina Simone Songs of All-Time
Apr 17, 2024
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While touring Europe in March & April of 1969, Nina Simone performed in front of a live studio audience at Bavarian Studios in Munich on April 9th. Nina's appearance for WDR Köln was eventually released on the album "A Very Rare Evening." | Nina Simone
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On April 26, 1967, during her third European tour, Nina Simone performed in Paris in front of a studio audience on ORTF's Tilt Magazine television broadcast. Here's Nina singing "I Want A Little Sugar In My Bowl" #ninasimone | Nina Simone
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Heartbreaking Details About Nina Simone
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NINA SIMONE ET LE RACISME – "Si j’avais fait de la musique classique, j’aurais sûrement été plus heureuse qu’aujourd’hui". En 1991, Nina Simone, la gorge serrée, se confie sur le racisme dont elle a été victime au début de sa carrière. | INA
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