Simply the most incredible voice. Such a depth of feeling. OMG She was amazing. I had the privilege of seeing her perform. She was incredible. She still is!!!!!!
I saw her perform too -at Ronnie Scott's. I don't know if you would agree but I think this night the audience were possibly treated to seeing Nina at the pinnacle of her career both vocally and the entire performance of the material. And the musical backing is sublime. I don't know to what extent Nina controlled the arrngements but even allowing for the possibility of rehearsal there is something special going down. I return to these clips from Antibes regularly, there is nothing can compare.
Hi. I'm just writing to remember to rewatch this on the 20th year of her departure. I discovered Nina like 2 years ago, but her live performance persona is something out of this world.
In 1966, the singer-composer Nina Simone was so affected by the bombing of 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963, she wrote a song titled “Four Women.” It was a tribute to the four young women who were murdered in that act of terrorism. In the song, Simone created a portrait of four Black female stereotypes. There was Simone herself, Aunt Sarah, a God-fearing housecleaner, Sephronia young light-skinned activist and Sweet Thing a tough prostitute. The point of the song is that there can be no single portrait of any person
I thank you for the info❤. Masterful poetry ! I think she’s way deeper then that ..Move over Byron, Brontë ANDBukowski ) she crosses oceans and shrinks vast lanes of time into minutes.
After several years ago of only hearing the recording of the phenomenal and unique talents of: Ledisi, Kelly Price, Jill Scott, and Marsha A, I didn't know this song first by this legend and that it was tribute to her.
Her voice is a true cry of anger and the lyrics of this song is absolutely brillant, profund and so sad !
Nina lives on in 2024 and beyond… ❤
Simply the most incredible voice. Such a depth of feeling. OMG She was amazing. I had the privilege of seeing her perform. She was incredible. She still is!!!!!!
I saw her perform too -at Ronnie Scott's. I don't know if you would agree but I think this night the audience were possibly treated to seeing Nina at the pinnacle of her career both vocally and the entire performance of the material. And the musical backing is sublime. I don't know to what extent Nina controlled the arrngements but even allowing for the possibility of rehearsal there is something special going down.
I return to these clips from Antibes regularly, there is nothing can compare.
I love you Nina Simone ❤ Your music moves me and my heart is soft.
The coolest musician Ever! No-one comes close. Love her.
The passion in her voice and performance is incredible.
year 2023 and this song gets me every time. She thought well and hard about each girl, their personality loved this song Brillance!
The voice and spirit for ages
Only One Nina..soon it will be 20 years of her departure..but her music ill always remain..
Hi. I'm just writing to remember to rewatch this on the 20th year of her departure. I discovered Nina like 2 years ago, but her live performance persona is something out of this world.
DAMN! NO one did it quite like Nina! 🌹
And no one will ..(
I wish I could’ve met you ❤️
Nina Simone the incomparable!
Many people don't understand why it's so easy to receive videos like this one from Nina Simone. 2:47
She is simply spectacular. 3:47
Excellent pianist with classical training. 4:47
As revealed exactly here. 5:05
Yes ma'am you are and will always be❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤THE QUEEN OUTSTANDING 😢
No words to describe this beautiful woman’s talant …..BRILLIANT STORIES FROM THE SOUL❤️❤️❤️❤️
The goddess of all time Nina Simone
No words, simply Nina!!!!!
Legendary!
Her incredible magical voice
Pure art,pure.
Best ever❤
In 1966, the singer-composer Nina Simone was so affected by the bombing of 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama in 1963, she wrote a song titled “Four Women.” It was a tribute to the four young women who were murdered in that act of terrorism.
In the song, Simone created a portrait of four Black female stereotypes. There was Simone herself, Aunt Sarah, a God-fearing housecleaner, Sephronia young light-skinned activist and Sweet Thing a tough prostitute. The point of the song is that there can be no single portrait of any person
Absolutely
Thank you for the history, I got the general sense but not the particular.
We are not a monolith
I thank you for the info❤. Masterful poetry ! I think she’s way deeper then that ..Move over Byron, Brontë ANDBukowski ) she crosses oceans and shrinks vast lanes of time into minutes.
Thank you
After several years ago of only hearing the recording of the phenomenal and unique talents of: Ledisi, Kelly Price, Jill Scott, and Marsha A, I didn't know this song first by this legend and that it was tribute to her.
I LOVE NINA SIMONE!!!
Nina Simone super.
Incredible woman!
This gives me so much chills
Beautiful
Она потрясающая!
Wonderful 💯 ❤️
Lisa simone dianne reeves .lizz wright. and angelique kidjo.. ANOTHER VERTION OF 4 WOMEN
Amazing.
She was a genius storyteller
Wow
Pretty great!!
Mesmerizing…
She had to get up and feel her own grove, NINA!!!!!!!
Transcendant.
❤
CANTABA CON EL ALMA 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙋🏽♀️✍🏽📄👩🏿🦰💁🏿♀️👩🏿💼👩🏽🏫👩🏽💼
oh,the lyrics......
gddam. shes mean. boy.
panedombrovska: ❣
I always UglyCry by the time she hits 🍑s 😭😭😭😭
Race is a myth. But, we knew that
United States is still a racist state, don't you see ? They use "RACE" for the identity data ! So all this country is racist.