A Single Woman

RELEASE
1993
LABEL
Rhino
GENRES
Vocal Music, Vocal Jazz, Standards

Album Review

Vocalist, composer and pianist Nina Simone returned from a lengthy self-imposed exile in 1993 with an autobiography and outstanding CD highlighting her still impressive singing and interpretative skills in an intriguing context, surrounded by strings and guitars. While the backdrops were lush and occasionally corny, Simone's deep, penetrating voice, careful pacing and dramatic delivery kept the songs from becoming sappy. While she's always been a great protest and political singer, Simone is also a superb romantic/love song stylist. Simone remains among America's premier performers, and this CD was a welcome addition to her sparkling legacy.
Ron Wynn, Rovi

Track Listing

  1. A Single Woman
  2. Lonesome Cities
  3. If I Should Lose You
  4. The Folks Who Live on the Hill
  5. Love's Been Good to Me
  6. Papa, Can You Hear Me?
  7. Il N'Y a Pas d'Amour Heureux
  8. Just Say I Love Him
  9. The More I See You
  10. Marry Me
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