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Nina Simone June 1965 Jazz singer Pictured at Annies Club Eunice Kathleen
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Nina Simone June 1965 Jazz singer Pictured at Annies Club Eunice Kathleen
Nina Simone June 1965 Jazz singer Pictured at Annies Club
Eunice Kathleen Waymon (Nina Simone), singer and songwriter: born Tryon, North Carolina 21 February 1933; married 1958 Don Ross (marriage dissolved), 1961 Andrew Stroud (one daughter; marriage dissolved 1971); died Carry- le-Rouet, France 21 April 2003. She adopted the name Nina Simone: Nina, meaning " little one", came from a Hispanic boyfriend and Simone was from the French actress Simone Signoret
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Daily Mirror
England
WA*2108182
Media ID 21519437
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This print captures the legendary jazz singer Nina Simone in June 1965, as she graced the stage at Annies Club. Eunice Kathleen Waymon, famously known as Nina Simone, was a remarkable singer and songwriter born on February 21,1933, in Tryon, North Carolina. Her talent and passion for music propelled her to become an icon of the 20th century. In this portrait, Nina Simone exudes elegance and charisma that defined her unique style. With her soulful voice and mesmerizing presence, she enchanted audiences worldwide with her performances. The image showcases her undeniable talent and influence within the entertainment industry. Nina Simone adopted her stage name from a Hispanic boyfriend who called her "Nina" meaning "little one". She combined it with "Simone" after French actress Simone Signoret. This choice perfectly encapsulated both her personal journey and artistic identity. Throughout her career, Nina Simone left an indelible mark on jazz music while also venturing into other genres like pop. Her contributions continue to resonate today as she remains an inspiration for countless musicians around the globe. This stunning print by Barham is a testament to Nina Simone's enduring legacy. It serves as a reminder of not only her immense talent but also the impact she had on shaping the world of music during the vibrant era of the 1960s.
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