Name: Let It All Out [Originals]
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Let It All Out [Originals]

Rating

Album: Let It All Out [Originals]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Mood Indigo Album Version	More Info...	2:29
2)	The Other Woman Live In New York/1964	More Info...	3:06
3)	Love Me Or Leave Me Album Version	More Info...	4:08
4)	Don't Explain Album Version	More Info...	4:23
5)	Little Girl Blue Live In New York/1964	More Info...	2:36
6)	Chauffeur Album Version	More Info...	2:52
7)	For Myself Album Version	More Info...	2:08
8)	The Ballad Of Hollis Brown Album Version	More Info...	4:58
9)	This Year's Kisses Album Version	More Info...	3:01
10)	Images Live In New York/1964	More Info...	2:55
11)	Nearer Blessed Lord Album Version	More Info...	4:36

Album: Let It All Out [Originals]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Mood Indigo Album Version	More Info...	2:29
2)	The Other Woman Live In New York/1964	More Info...	3:06
3)	Love Me Or Leave Me Album Version	More Info...	4:08
4)	Don't Explain Album Version	More Info...	4:23
5)	Little Girl Blue Live In New York/1964	More Info...	2:36
6)	Chauffeur Album Version	More Info...	2:52
7)	For Myself Album Version	More Info...	2:08
8)	The Ballad Of Hollis Brown Album Version	More Info...	4:58
9)	This Year's Kisses Album Version	More Info...	3:01
10)	Images Live In New York/1964	More Info...	2:55
11)	Nearer Blessed Lord Album Version	More Info...	4:36

Tracks

1. Mood Indigo

2. The Other Woman

3. Love Me Or Leave Me

4. Don't Explain

5. Little Girl Blue

6. Chauffeur

7. For Myself

8. The Ballad Of Hollis Brown

9. This Year's Kisses

10. Images

11. Nearer Blessed Lord

Performer Notes

Available with PASTEL BLUES on 1 CD.
Personnel: Nina Simone (vocals, piano); Rudy Stevenson (guitar, flute); Al Schackman (guitar); Lisle Atkinson (upright bass); Bobby Hamilton (drums).
Let It All Out is one of Nina Simone's more adult pop-oriented mid-'60s albums, with renditions of tunes by Duke Ellington ("Mood Indigo"), Billie Holiday ("Don't Explain"), Irving Berlin ("This Year's Kisses"), and Rodgers & Hart ("Little Girl Blue"). As ever, Simone ranges wide in her selection: Bob Dylan's "The Ballad of Hollis Brown," a swaggering adaptation of "Chauffeur Blues" (credited to her husband of the time, Andy Stroud), the gospel hymn "Nearer Blessed Lord," and Van McCoy's "For Myself." "Images" is an a cappella adaptation of a poem about the beauty of blackness by Waring Cuney. All of Simone's Philips albums are solid, and this is no exception, although it isn't the best of them. ~ Richie Unterberger