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Little Girl Blue (2021-Stereo Remaster) by Simone, Nina (CD, 2021)

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelBMG Rights Managemen, Bgrt

UPC4050538671476

eBay Product ID (ePID)24048600276

Product Key Features

FormatCD

Release Year2021

GenreJazz

ArtistSimone, Nina

Release TitleLittle Girl Blue (2021-Stereo Remaster)

Dimensions

Item Height0.27 in

Item Weight0.11 lb

Item Length5.40 in

Item Width5.18 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks11

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Mood Indigo (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.2 Don't Smoke in Bed (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.3 He Needs Me (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.4 Little Girl Blue (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.5 Love Me or Leave Me (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.6 My Baby Just Cares For Me (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.7 Good Bait (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.8 Plain Gold Ring (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.9 You'll Never Walk Alone (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.10 I Loves You, Porgy (2021 - Stereo Remaster) 1.11 Central Park Blues (2021 - Stereo Remaster)

NotesLittle Girl Blue (also known as Jazz As Played in an Exclusive Side Street Club) is the debut album by Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Nina Simone. It was originally released by Bethlehem Records in February 1959. At the time, Simone was in her mid-20s and still aspiring to be a classical concert pianist. The album includes the classic tracks "My Baby Just Cares For Me," "Mood Indigo," as well as "I Loves You, Porgy," which was her first Top 20 hit (#18 / #2 "US R&B"). Pressed on 180-Gram audiophile vinyl. Featuring a brand new stereo remaster by four-time Grammy winner Michael Graves as well as vinyl remastering by Kevin Gray. Includes new essay by author of Liner Notes For The Revolution, Daphne A. Brooks.