℗ 1964 UMG Recordings; A Verve Label Group Release
Released 1964
Duration 35m 22s
Record Label Verve Reissues
Genre Jazz
 

In Concert (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)

Nina Simone

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1.1
I Loves You Porgy (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
Nina Simone
2:31
1.2
Plain Gold Ring (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
Nina Simone
6:20
1.3
Pirate Jenny (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
Nina Simone
6:39
1.4
Old Jim Crow (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
Nina Simone
2:37
1.5
Don't Smoke In Bed (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
Nina Simone
5:24
1.6
Go Limp (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
Nina Simone
6:59
1.7
Mississippi Goddam (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
Nina Simone
4:52
"Of the many live albums Nina Simone released, this one stands out as her greatest." - WYEP-FM "The strong emotional approach would become another characteristic in her art. She uses her voice with its remarkable timbre and her careful piano playing as means to achieve her artistic aim: to express love, hate, sorrow, joy, loneliness, the whole range of human emotions, through music in a direct way." - All About Jazz Consisting of three different recordings Simone made in Carnegie Hall in 1964, this served as a sequel to Simone's previous live album from 1963, also recorded at Carnegie Hall. Nina Simone In Concert marked the beginning of Simone's civil rights activism and includes her protest songs"Old Jim Crow" and "Mississippi Goddam". The bitter and angry "Mississippi Goddam" was written as a reaction to the assassination of civil rights leader Medgar Evers and the deaths of four African-American children in a church bombing in 1963. The song became a civil rights anthem and is one of the many that Simone would write dealing with the reality of race relations in America.
192 kHz / 24-bit, 96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – Verve Reissues Studio Masters

Tracks 1-7 – contains high-resolution digital transfers of material originating from an analogue master source
Track title
Peak
(dB FS)
RMS
(dB FS)
LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
Range of values
-0.97
-3.18 to -0.37
-19.66
-23.22 to -16.72
-16.36
-20.10 to -13.60
11
10 to 13
1
I Loves You Porgy (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
-3.18-23.22-20.112
2
Plain Gold Ring (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
-0.37-19.40-17.011
3
Pirate Jenny (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
-0.37-21.05-16.713
4
Old Jim Crow (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
-1.28-16.72-13.610
5
Don't Smoke In Bed (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
-0.88-19.64-15.911
6
Go Limp (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
-0.37-19.54-16.212
7
Mississippi Goddam (Live At Carnegie Hall, New York, 1964)
-0.37-18.02-15.011

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