Album
A Single Woman
1993 · Jazz, Pop
Rare pressing on Gatefold

A Single Woman is a Jazz album by Nina Simone, originally released in 1993. On Gatefold: 18 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
- 1A Single Woman3:34
- 2Lonesome Cities3:08
- 3If I Should Lose You3:59
- 4The Folks Who Live On the Hill3:39
- 5Love's Been Good to Me3:57
- 6Papa, Can You Hear Me?4:22
- 7Il N'y a Pas D'amour Heureux6:25
- 8Just Say I Love Him4:28
- 9The More I See You2:41
- 10Marry Me2:46
- 11The Long and Winding Road (Outtake)3:35
- 12I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter (Outtake)2:55
- 13Baseball Boogie (Outtake)0:56
- 14No Woman, No Cry (Outtake)3:15
- 15Do I Move You? (Outtake)3:20
- 16The Times They Are a-Changin' (Outtake)0:58
- 17Sign 'O' the Times (Outtake)5:37
Sound DNA
- Jazz
- Vocal Jazz
- velvety
- mournful
- smoky
Personnel
Nina Simone: vocals, piano, arrangements
John Chiodini: guitar
Al Schackman: guitar
John Clayton: bass
Jim Hughart: bass
Jeffrey Hamilton: drums
Larry Bunker: percussion
Michael Melvin: piano
Al Schmitt: mixing, recording
Andre Fischer: producer
Michael Alago: executive producer
Carol Friedman: photography
Ntozake Shange: liner notes
Label: Elektra, 1993
Recording session: Oceanway Studios & Mad Hatter Studio – Los Angeles, California – 1993
Catalog number: 61503
Expanded edition:
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Ann StocktonHARP
- Assa DroriVIOLIN
- Bill SummersPERCUSSION
- Bob TricaricoBRASS, WOODWIND, REEDS
- Brad WarnaarFRENCH HORN
- Buell NeidlingerBASS
- Carol RobbinsHARP
- Christopher HanulikBASS
- Connie KupkaVIOLIN
- Darryl JacksonPERCUSSION
- David SpeltzBASS CELLO
- David YoungBASS
- Earl DumlerBRASS, WOODWIND, REEDS
- Evan WilsonVIOLA
- Frederick SeykoraCELLO
- Gary FosterBRASS, WOODWIND, REEDS
- Gerald VinciVIOLIN, CONCERTMASTER
- Gina KronstadtVIOLIN
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