Artist:: Nina Simone

Pastel Blues

Vinyl

€25,99

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Release date: 15 July 2016

Article Number: 510978001

Just four months after "I Put A Spell On You", the follow-up album "Pastel Blues" was released in 1965, on which Nina Simone once again presented two songs that immediately became audience favorites alongside two classics from Billie Holiday's repertoire ("Tell Me More And More And Then Some" and "Strange Fruit"): "Be My Husband", written by her then-husband (and later recorded by Jeff Buckley in 1993 for his posthumously released double album "Live At Sin-é" under the title "Be Your Husband"), and the mesmerizing "Sinnerman", used for countless film and television soundtracks and reworked by Felix da Housecat for the popular "Verve Remixed" series. When soul and R&B singer Alicia Keys revealed her "25 favorite albums" to the culture magazine Complex in 2012, "Pastel Blues" was at the top of the list.

Tracklist:

A1. Be My Husband
A2. Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out
A3. End Of The Line
A4. Trouble In Mind
A5. Tell Me More And More And Then Some
A6. Chilly Winds Don't Blow
B1. Ain't No Use
B2. Strange Fruit
B3. Sinnerman