Nina Simone - Nina Simone in ConcertMississippi Goddam staked out Nina Simone's support of the Civil Rights movement when this album debuted in 1964, helping make it probably the most personal album that Simone issued during her stay on Philips during the decade. Here, the singer and pianist is backed by a spare quartet, and some of the songs rank among her most socially conscious declarations of African American pride: Old Jim Crow, Pirate Jenny, Go Limp, and, especially, Mississippi

always exposed to the whims of fate

with vocals from Lisa Tomlins

and individualists like Sahib Shihab and Ake Persson

renowned for their iconic track 'Father Oh Father' released under Joe Sinclair's esteemed Klik label

and of course Romain FX with an intergalactic voyage

came to the rescue with a mint condition copy of the record that he had from running in the same circles as Robert and Duval back in the day

Still Bill is the second studio album by American soul singer-songwriter and producer Bill Withers

trancey and techno grooves

Frits Wentink showcasing the unique sound of Bobby Donny

Tichazomuona is the first album he recorded in liberated Zimbabwe

accept no substiture for the original

Written by Goomy aka Duke Lake aka Antonio Gabelli and produced by Alessandro Zanni and Stefano Cundari for the legendary Memory Records imprint back in 1983