Nina Simone - Wild Is The Wind [Import] | RECORD STORE DAY
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DISC: 1

1. I Love Your Lovin' Ways
2. Four Women
3. What More Can I Say
4. Lilac Wine
5. That's All I Ask
6. Break Down and Let It All Out
7. Why Keep on Breaking My Heart
8. Wild Is the Wind
9. Black Is the Color of My True Love's Hair
10. If I Should Lose You
11. Either Way I Lose

More Info:

Nina's own compositions (Four Women) and songs penned by Van McCoy (Break Down and Let It All Out) are among the highlights on this 1966 Philips LP.

Reviews:

''Wild Is the Wind'' is singer/pianist/songwriter Nina Simone's (1933-2003) sixth album under record company Philips. The album was made up of several recordings that were left over of recording sessions for previous Philips albums. Therefore it is somewhat of a hodgepodge album (which is typical of a lot of Simone's studio albums), with tracks aimed at the popular market (such as "I Love Your Lovin' Ways") and songs that are more ambitious in nature. It is particularly the songs of this last category that give the album its standard quality. - Wikipedia