“Nobody Knows You When You’re Down And Out,” written by Jimmie Cox, recorded by Nina Simone, 1965.
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“Real Real,” written and recorded by Nina Simone, 1967. Nina Somone (vocal, piano), Eric Gale (guitar), Rudy Stevenson (guitar), Ernie Hayes (organ), Bob Bushnell (bass), Bernard Purdie (drums).
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“Sinnnerman,” a traditional song, arranged and recorded by Nina Simone, 1965.
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“New World Coming,” written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, interpreted by Nina Simone, 1971.
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“I Can’t See Nobody,” written by Barry Gibb and Robin Gibb, recorded by Nina Simone, 1969. Arranged (some might say over-arranged) by Jimmy Wisner.
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“Isn’t It a Pity,” written by George Harrison, recorded by Nina Simone, 1971 (released 1972).
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“Who Knows Where the Time Goes,” written by Sandy Denny, performed by Nina Simone, 1969.
Nina Simone official website
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“I Wish I Knew How it would Feel to be Free,” written by Billy Taylor and Dick Dallas (Richard Carroll Lamb), recorded by Nina Simone, 1967.
More:
“The Life of a Song: ‘I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free,'” Alison Gunn, Financial Times
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Nina Simone interviewed by Lillian Terry in 1968. Animation by Patrick Smith of Blend Films for Blank on Blank (PBS Digital).
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