Rare Live Footage Of Nina Simone's Most Political Music + Unaired Interviews

A whole lot of Nina Simone live material is about to be unveiled for the first time ever. The Protest Anthology features rare, previously unreleased live performances and interviews with the Empress in her heyday. The collection revolves around her most politically outspoken songs, including 11 "unheard" live tracks and 8 "unseen" video interviews. Starting Tuesday, Amazon will have high-quality mp3 downloads of all the audio and iTunes will begin showing a five part series of video that accompanies the iTunes download.Here's a sneak peak into the video:The High Priestess of jazz, blues and soul delivers a message as relevant today as the day it was recorded.01 By Any Means Necessary (Interview)02 Revolution03 Mississippi Goddam (Interview)04 Mississippi Goddam05 Old Jim Crow (Interview)06 Old Jim Crow07 Backlash Blues (Interview)08 Backlash Blues09 Four Women (Interview)10 Four Women11 Nobody (Interview)12 Nobody13 I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free14 Strange Fruit (Interview)15 Strange Fruit16 Definition of an Artist17 Why? The King of Love Is Dead18 To Be Young, Gifted and Black (Interview)19 To Be Young, Gifted and Black"Revolution" links to an mp3 offered by pitchfork which they got from the digital distro company releasing this anthology.Amazon digital album pageMore info at Scheme RadioRebel music from the divine Nina Simone? Now that's what I've been needing more of in my life!