Album · 1965

Let It All Out

Released
1965
Label
Philips Records
Catalogue no.
PHS-600-202
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
37:20
Country
US

“Let It All Out” is an album by Nina Simone, released in 1965 on Philips Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 37:20. Jazz standards on the record include “Don't Explain”, “Little Girl Blue”, “Love Me Or Leave Me” and “Mood Indigo”. The line-up features Nina Simone (piano, vocals), Al Schackman (harmonica), Bobby Hamilton (drums (drum set)), Lisle Atkinson (bass guitar, percussion) and Rudy Stevenson (guitar, flute).

Who played on Let It All Out

  • Nina Simone piano, vocals, arranger on 4 tracks
  • Al Schackman harmonica on 2 tracks
  • Bobby Hamilton drums (drum set) on 2 tracks
  • Lisle Atkinson bass guitar, percussion on 2 tracks
  • Rudy Stevenson guitar, flute on 2 tracks
  • Albert “Tootie” Heath drums (drum set) on 1 track
  • James E. Bond bass on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. A1 Mood Indigo standard — Barney Bigard, Duke Ellington 2:25
  2. A2 The Other Woman — Jessie Mae Robinson 3:00
  3. A3 Love Me or Leave Me standard — Walter Donaldson 4:03
  4. A4 Don’t Explain standard 4:19
  5. A5 Little Girl Blue standard — Richard Rodgers 2:31
  6. A6 Chauffeur 2:50
  7. B1 For Myself — Van McCoy 2:03
  8. B2 The Ballad of Hollis Brown — Bob Dylan 5:55
  9. B3 This Year’s Kisses standard — Irving Berlin 2:55
  10. B4 Images — Nina Simone 2:50
  11. B5 Nearer Blessed Lord 4:29

Production

  • Bob Blake producer
  • Jack Gold producer

More albums by Nina Simone

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Let It All Out?

The line-up of Let It All Out includes Nina Simone (piano, vocals), Al Schackman (harmonica), Bobby Hamilton (drums (drum set)), Lisle Atkinson (bass guitar, percussion), Rudy Stevenson (guitar, flute), Albert “Tootie” Heath (drums (drum set)) and James E. Bond (bass).

Which label released Let It All Out?

Let It All Out was released in 1965 on Philips Records (PHS-600-202).

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