God I love Nina Simone! There's NEVER been another like her. There NEVER will. The voice of an Angel. You already know she's probably God's favorite Soul, singin' away thru eternity...
@@dylanladwa7232 Big D my man!! Hahaha here you are again proving what good taste you have in music! I replied in the other video but I'll say it again it's great to hear from you and I want some updates!! ✌️
@@alexmajors7915 Hi Alex. I seem to remember the replies would sometimes act up, but I don't think I can see the reply? Maybe try here instead perhaps?
@@alexmajors7915 Hi Alex.I noticed you liked the reply but I cant see a response again. If you haven't had the chance to reply that's all good, I was only double checking because I know how these things are and if I don't mention it now ill probably forget lol. Speak soon
@@dylanladwa7232 well that sucks you couldn't see the other response, but maybe because the comments are so long there. Does this work? I'm dying to catch up with you my friend! My long lost UK prodigy!😆 Reply if you see this and we'll go from there! I want to hear all about what's been going on! All my best to you old friend ✌️
Umm A Change Is Gonna Come came out in 1964. The string lines make it obvious. I’d be shocked if this hasn’t already been figured out. Listen, at 2:53 - “There were times that I thought I couldn’t last for long”. Not super impose the entire song. Nina was amazing because she didn’t follow pop tactics, her purity and originality won the people. Sure she will be studied, but there is no Nina today. Moses Sumney for example.. Amazing artist! I can here Nina’s influence on him too. However in a song like this, even down to the timing of punch ins, and perhaps some studio adjustments on tempo using actual reels. Great! Kim Burrell, amazing! Those busintine/Arabic riffs - still I’m just saying, damn this was 1962. Ahead of her time. There will be more greats but I think in study of this vs the pop methods, that pop shit makes money but this could too. Time to open our ears, hearts and souls and lay shit down. Nina passed all that fall on the beat bullshit and it works as other great artist have to. Just not many today. Then again, who’s gonna pull this off at karaoke? They’ll have an easier time with Sam Cooke. Now that’s a statement.
First heard this one on the Big L but it transcends even that masterpiece.
i can't listen to it without crying
Straight down into my soul, I could feel this beautiful woman's inner soul (vibration) speaking! - Say her name ("Nina Simone")!
Heavy
Beautiful
God I love Nina Simone! There's NEVER been another like her. There NEVER will. The voice of an Angel. You already know she's probably God's favorite Soul, singin' away thru eternity...
fancy seeing you here?!
@@dylanladwa7232 Big D my man!! Hahaha here you are again proving what good taste you have in music! I replied in the other video but I'll say it again it's great to hear from you and I want some updates!! ✌️
@@alexmajors7915 Hi Alex. I seem to remember the replies would sometimes act up, but I don't think I can see the reply? Maybe try here instead perhaps?
@@alexmajors7915 Hi Alex.I noticed you liked the reply but I cant see a response again. If you haven't had the chance to reply that's all good, I was only double checking because I know how these things are and if I don't mention it now ill probably forget lol. Speak soon
@@dylanladwa7232 well that sucks you couldn't see the other response, but maybe because the comments are so long there. Does this work? I'm dying to catch up with you my friend! My long lost UK prodigy!😆 Reply if you see this and we'll go from there! I want to hear all about what's been going on! All my best to you old friend ✌️
Quelle beauté !
Perfect.
Nina 🙏💖✨
Have you ever heard of the Seattle 7. mmmmhh...That was me and 6 other guys.
just great!! Don´t have to say anything else
«Tell me about yourself, Jeffrey»
He's a good Doctor and thorough...
Luckily I'm adhering to a strick drug regimen to keep my mind limber
Ever heard of the Seattle 7? That was me........and 6 other guys.
Umm A Change Is Gonna Come came out in 1964. The string lines make it obvious. I’d be shocked if this hasn’t already been figured out. Listen, at 2:53 - “There were times that I thought I couldn’t last for long”. Not super impose the entire song. Nina was amazing because she didn’t follow pop tactics, her purity and originality won the people. Sure she will be studied, but there is no Nina today. Moses Sumney for example.. Amazing artist! I can here Nina’s influence on him too. However in a song like this, even down to the timing of punch ins, and perhaps some studio adjustments on tempo using actual reels. Great! Kim Burrell, amazing! Those busintine/Arabic riffs - still I’m just saying, damn this was 1962. Ahead of her time. There will be more greats but I think in study of this vs the pop methods, that pop shit makes money but this could too. Time to open our ears, hearts and souls and lay shit down. Nina passed all that fall on the beat bullshit and it works as other great artist have to. Just not many today. Then again, who’s gonna pull this off at karaoke? They’ll have an easier time with Sam Cooke. Now that’s a statement.
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Cocktail?
I'm gonna go find myself a cash machine
Roadie with metallica. A bunch of blanking blankers
軽くはないよ。😃
Does he write anymore? no..no..no..he has health problems!!,,,