NINA SIMONE - Let It All Out: Selected Singles 1961-1972 MAMALARKY bassist Dom DiGesu

bassist Dom DiGesu

Despite a change of producer half way through (Paul A Rothchild dismissed the bands new style as cocktail music

Two decades into their storied career

and have almost gone back to their roots too

and spawned two singles - the certified banger ‘Superstylin’’ and the slyly funky ‘My Friend’ - alongside a series of accomplished grooves featuring guests of the calibre of Richie Havens

NINA SIMONE - Let It All Out: Selected Singles 1961-1972 MAMALARKY bassist Dom DiGesuCD Icon is an overused word when it comes to describing singers and musicians, but when it comes to Nina Simone there are few artists that the word describes more accurately. The High Priestess Of Soul is surely one of the most iconic singers of the 20th century, and one whose fame and acclaim stretches far beyond conventional black American music circles. Nina Simone has featured on Ace and Kent CDs before but this is the first time shes had one all