In a time when few artists and bands have anything meaningful to say with regard to bringing about revolutionary change, it does not hurt to flash back to actual changemakers and revolutionaries who would be raising hell if they were still here today.
Nina Simone - (Live at Harlem Cultural Festival - 1969)
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Thanks to the beautiful blissful soul, Ava in Venice, for this song pick of Nina Simone covering the song written by Leonard Cohen titled Suzanne, filmed live in 1969 :) Happy Thanksgiving and Peace to all :)
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Kimbra is exciting, inspired and remarkable! Her live recordings and videos, such as those featured below, are as exciting and interesting as her studio recordings. Enjoy!
Kimbra - Plain Gold Ring (Nina Simone) - Live at Sing Sing Studios in Melbourne AU
Kimbra - "Two Way Street" (Live at Sing Sing Studios)
Kimbra - "Cameo Lover" (Live at Sing Sing Studios)
Kimbra - A Mashup of "Two Weeks - Head Over Heels"
One of the greatest artists and civil rights activists in the history of modern music, also known as The High Priestess of Soul, Nina Simone was a true original.
This live concert footage, captured in the summer of 1969 when she performed at the Harlem Cultural Festival in Harlem's Mount Morris Park, is a treasure. Enjoy!
Nina Simone - Ain't Got No...I've Got Life (Live in Harlem 1969)
Here is some more live concert footage shot in London in 1968, where she performs the same song, for a audience in Europe, at a slightly slower tempo and cops a subdued groove than the take above. Enjoy!
Nina Simone - Ain't Got No...I've Got Life (Live in London 1968)
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via one of the greatest living indie artists, Gaby Moreno, I found this beautiful tribute to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Recorded live on April 7, 1968, three days after the death of Martin Luther King, Jr. and performed at the Westbury Music Fair, Nina Simone dedicated her performance to King's memory. The song was written by her bass player, Gene Taylor.
Go to the following link to hear a pretty great live take of Muse performing the song made famous by Nina Simone titled Feeling Good. It was recorded live at Wembly Stadium in June 2007. After watching, come back here for more :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PN6egPgazA
They had the whole audience singing along, as better evidenced via this cell phone take from the nosebleed section, which actually captures the essence of the crowd better than the slick version from above. It makes one realize how big of an act Muse really is.
This is the Nina Simone version of Feeling Good which appeared on her 1965 album titled I Put a Spell on You
Listen to Nina Simone songs from her album I Put a Spell on You