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Nina Simone Forbidden Fruit mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Forbidden Fruit Country: Netherlands Style: Soul-Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1892 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1383 mb WMA version RAR size: 1264 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 328 Other Formats: VQF AC3 MP4 TTA VOX AHX MP1 Tracklist Hide Credits Rags And Old Iron A1 Written-By – Curtis*, Brown* No Good Man A2 Written-By – Fisher*, Higginbotham*, Gallop* Gin House Blues A3 Written-By – Henderson*, Troy* I'll Look Around A4 Written-By – Cross*, Cory* I Love To Love A5 Written-By – Hayton* Work Song B1 Written-By – Adderley*, Brown* Where Can I Go Without You B2 Written-By – Lee*, Young* Just Say I Love Him (English Version) B3 Written-By – Val*, Dale*, Kalmanoff*, Ward* Memphis In June B4 Written-By – Carmichael*, Webster* Forbidden Fruit B5 Written-By – Brown* Companies, etc. Distributed By – The Compo Company Ltd. Credits Bass – Chris White Drums – Bob Hamilton* Guitar – Al Schackman Producer – Cal Lampley Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Forbidden Fruit (LP, CP 419 Nina Simone Colpix Records CP 419 US 1961 Mono) Forbidden Fruit (LP, RE, NOTLP252 Nina Simone Not Now Music NOTLP252 Europe 2017 180) Forbidden Fruit (LP, CP 419 Nina Simone Colpix Records CP 419 US Unknown Album, Mono, RE) Forbidden Fruit (LP, DOL832HG Nina Simone DOL DOL832HG Europe 2015 Album, RE, 180) Forbidden Fruit (LP, Pye Records, UXP-98-Y Nina Simone UXP-98-Y Japan 1978 Album, Mono, RE) Colpix Records Related Music albums to Forbidden Fruit by Nina Simone Jazz / Funk / Soul / Blues Nina Simone - Moods Selection Other Nina Simone - Golden Hour of Nina Simone Jazz Nina Simone - Nina Simone With Strings Jazz / Funk / Soul Nina Simone - In Concert - Emergency Ward! Jazz / Pop Anita Ellis - Man With A Horn / Forbidden Fruit Jazz / Pop Nina Simone - The Best Of The Colpix Years Jazz Nina Simone - Emergency Ward Rock Elegy - Forbidden Fruit Jazz Nina Simone - Remembering Nina Simone Jazz Nina Simone - High Priestess Of Soul.

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