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Remixed & Reimagined

Nina Simone

2006
16 tracks
1 uur, 23 min
vocal jazz

Album Description

Nina Simone's iconic voice and timeless style are reinvigorated in the captivating album, Remixed & Reimagined. Released on 31 October 2006, this innovative collection brings together 16 of Simone's classic tracks, carefully reworked by a range of electronica artists. The result is a fresh and exciting sound that pays homage to the legendary singer's original recordings, while introducing her music to a new generation of fans.

With a duration of 1 hour and 23 minutes, this album is a masterful blend of vocal jazz, jazz blues, soul jazz, soul, and blues, showcasing Simone's remarkable vocal range and emotional depth. From the opening notes of 'I Can't See Nobody (Daniel Y. Remix)' to the final beats of 'Obeah Woman (D.J. Logic's Instru-Jammin' Mix)', Remixed & Reimagined is a sonic journey that will delight both long-time fans and newcomers to Simone's music.

The album features an impressive array of remixes, including 'Funkier Than A Mosquito's Tweeter (Jazzeem's All Styles Remix)', 'Ain't Got No / I Got Life (Groovefinder Remix)', and 'Here Comes The Sun (Francois K. Remix)', each one offering a unique perspective on Simone's original recordings. The remixers have skillfully updated the classic tracks, incorporating contemporary production techniques and styles to create a vibrant and energetic sound that is both faithful to the originals and boldly innovative.

Remixed & Reimagined is the first album in the Legacy Remixed series, released by Sony BMG on the RCA/Legacy label. This deluxe compilation is a testament to Nina Simone's enduring legacy and her continued influence on modern music. Whether you're a seasoned fan or just discovering Simone's music, Remixed & Reimagined is an essential listening experience that will leave you enchanted and inspired by the timeless beauty of her voice and the innovative spirit of her music.

October 31, 2006(P) 2006 Sony Music Entertainment

Tracks

I Can't See Nobody - Daniel Y. RemixNina Simone, Daniel Yaghoubi
3:06
Funkier Than A Mosquito's Tweeter - (Jazzeem's All Styles Remix)Nina Simone, Azeem, Jazzy Nice
5:23
Ain't Got No / I Got Life (From the Broadway Musical, "Hair") - (Groovefinder Remix)Nina Simone, Groovefinder
3:18
Save Me - Coldcut RemixNina Simone, Coldcut
6:35
Turn Me On - (Tony Humphries Got U Turned On Dub)Nina Simone, Tony Humphries
7:47
Here Comes The Sun - (Francois K. Remix)Nina Simone, Francois K
8:56
Westwind - (Organica Remix)Nina Simone, Scott Schlacter
4:26
Go To Hell - (Mowo Remix)Nina Simone, Mocean Worker
4:33
My Man's Gone Now - (DJ Wally Remix) (From the Broadway production, "Porgy and Bess")Nina Simone, DJ Wally (k. DeStefano)
4:05
The Look of Love - (Madison Park vs. Lenny B. Remix)Nina Simone, Madison Park, Lenny Bertoldo
3:43
O-o-h Child - (Nickodemus Remix)Nina Simone, Nickodemus
3:32
To Love Somebody - (Chris Coco's Stadium Rocker Remix)Nina Simone, Chris Coco
5:39
Obeah Woman - (DJ Logic Remix)Nina Simone
4:57
Turn Me On - (Tony Humphries' Full Vocal Mix)Nina Simone, Tony Humphries
8:40
O-o-h Child - (Nickodemus' Shufflin' Only Mix)Nina Simone, Nickodemus
3:32
Obeah Woman - (D.J. Logic's Instru-Jammin' Mix)Nina Simone
4:56

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About Nina Simone

Nina Simone, born Eunice Kathleen Waymon, was a powerhouse of American music, renowned for her extraordinary voice and profound impact on multiple genres. Known as the "High Priestess of Soul," Simone's music defied categorization, blending classical, folk, gospel, blues, jazz, R&B, and pop. Her piano playing, deeply influenced by baroque and classical masters like Johann Sebastian Bach, accompanied her expressive, jazz-infused contralto vocals. Beyond her musical prowess, Simone was a fervent civil rights activist, using her platform to advocate for social justice. Her discography is a testament to her versatility, ranging from reimagined folk songs to powerful civil rights anthems. Simone's legacy endures as one of the most iconic and influential figures in music history.

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