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Nina Simone was also active in the civil rights movement of the nineteen-sixties.

The family of ten lived in a big house.

A white family wanted to sit in their place.

Her parents did not resist in the town hall.

“Mississippi Goddam” was released in nineteen-sixty-three.

The family had to move to smaller homes.

Her parents were not returned to their seats.

The young girl stood up and spoke to the white family.

The performance was at the town hall.

Eunice was at the piano.

The musicians can swing so hard on the stage.

The musicians can play so delicately on a ballad.

We tell about singer Nina Simone.

The woman knew about Nina’s piano playing.

She was searching for the correct piano keys.

She would pay for the girl’s first year of lessons.

She tried to sound like the famous singer Billie Holiday.

Some of Mizz Simone’s versions also became popular, like this song, Don’t Explain.

Her first memory was of her mother singing.

Their finances continued to shrink because of the slow economy.

She came to be known as a protest singer.

She hated to be linked with any one kind of music or message.

Eunice had never sung in public before.





John Pizzarelli is a generous performer.

One disc is a so-called "greatest hits" collection.

He is also a gifted composer and guitarist.

Forty-three-year-old jazz vocalist John Pizzarelli is one of today's top interpreters of the Great American Songbook.

Her mother was also a Methodist minister.

One of Nina Simone’s most popular songs was “I Put a Spell On You.”

John's earliest influences were guitarist Django Reinhardt, The Beatles, and singer Michael Franks.
 




She liked her mother’s employer.

John Pizzarelli was born the son of renowned jazz guitarist Bucky Pizzarelli.

We play some of her music.

It is called "Young, Gifted and Black."

However, difficult economic times hurt the family’s businesses.

The family did not have the money.

Their money had produced the show.

She was also called the "High Priestess of Soul."

She did not like either description.

Mizz Simone was married two times.

She sang it all - blues, jazz, Christian spirituals, rock and roll and pop.

I love George Gershwin's writing.

I love Yip Harburg's lyrics.

The other disc contains all new material.

I discovered Route 66, Straighten Up And Fly Right, and most notably Paper Moon.





Her parents owned several businesses there.

Her mother always sang Christian songs around the house.

She was playing piano at a drinking place.

But she could not hide her career for very long.

Nina Simone recorded her first album in nineteen-fifty-eight.

One song became a top radio hit in America.

Nina Simone left the United States in nineteen-seventy-three.

John was forming his "drummer-less" trio in 1992.

John released his first solo album, I'm Hip, Please Don't Tell My Father, in 1983.

He does give 100 percent on stage.

The John Pizzarelli Trio commemorates their first 10 years with a new live CD.

He decided to devote himself entirely to jazz.

I will always owe a debt of gratitude to America's master songwriters.

Nina Simone became very active in the civil rights movement in the nineteen-sixties.

Many people helped pay for lessons for the young pianist.

John continued to appear with his father in concert and on records.

The musicians put up with me at a sound check.

John will pay tribute to another one of his musical heroes, Frank Sinatra.





She grew to love her first piano teacher, a white woman from England.

The incidents included the murder of a civil rights activist in Mississippi.

The incidents included the killings of four young girls in Alabama.

The eight selections featured his father, Bucky, on guitar.

The teacher helped set up financial assistance for Nina’s lessons.

Her parents were forced from their seats in the front.

She was angry about the treatment of black people in America.

It is “I Loves You, Porgy” from George Gershwin’s opera, “Porgy and Bess.”

This year John is celebrating two anniversaries: the 20th anniversary of his debut album, and the 10th anniversary of his acclaimed trio.





A major black civil rights group declared "Young, Gifted and Black" the national song of black people in America.

Nina Simone was born Eunice Kathleen Waymon in nineteen-thirty-three in the southern town of Tryon, North Carolina.

Eunice’s mother was cleaning the house for a white woman in the town.

Missus Waymon send her daughter to a piano teacher for lessons.

One of her most famous songs expressed her anger about the treatment of black people in America.

Mizz Simone wrote the song in reaction to extreme violence against black Americans.

Eunice Waymon became Nina Simone because of the job at the drinking place.

That influence shows up years later in the recording of “If You Pray Right” on Mizz Simone’s album “Baltimore.”

John will perform some of Sinatra's best-known songs with a 40-piece orchestra at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

He credits his fellow musicians for a decade of overwhelming success both on the road and in the studio.

She died there at the age of seventy in two-thousand-three.

Eunice Waymon graduated from high school at the top of her class in nineteen-fifty.

The trio's new double-CD was recorded at the legendary Birdland nightclub in New York City in September 2002.





She decided just to try to sound like the famous singer Billie Holiday.

I would be hard-pressed to find good musicians.

She expected all white people to be as kind as they were.

She did not want her parents to know what she was doing.

Bucky taught John to play guitar.

Many people had given money to help pay for lessons for the young pianist.

Bucky invited his young son to perform with him on-stage.

She moved to New York City to attend the famous Juilliard School of Music.

She had been awarded money to pay for one year at the school.





Eunice’s mother went to work cleaning house for a white woman in the town.

She saw them being forced from their seats in the front.

She got a job playing piano at a drinking place.

She worked as a piano player for people studying singing.

This year John is celebrating two anniversaries : the 20th anniversary of his debut album, and the 10th anniversary of his acclaimed trio, featuring his brother Martin on bass and Ray Kennedy on piano.

She learned by listening to music.

She learned by searching for the correct piano keys.

She lived in the Caribbean and Africa before settling in France.

John continued to appear with his father in concert and on records until forming his "drummer-less" trio in 1992.





Nina Simone recorded a number of songs made famous by Billie Holiday.

He will star in an upcoming show called His Voice, His Song.

She wrote the book about her life, published in nineteen-ninety-two.





She had a daughter, Lisa, who is also a singer.

I could find musicians who can swing so hard, play so delicately on a ballad, and put up with me at a sound check.

Nina Simone wrote that everything that happened to her as a child involved music.

Then she learned of summer jobs in Atlantic City, New Jersey, that paid more money.






She was told she had to sing also on her second night.

She said her mother always sang Christian songs around the house.

She said nothing was easy anymore.

She said no one would hear her play if her parents were not returned to their seats.

Her employer said she would pay for the girl’s first year of lessons.

Missus Waymon said the family did not have the money.

John says he enjoys composing.

Nina Simone often said she hated to be linked with any one kind of music or message.

It was expected she would perform to show them.

She suggested that Missus Waymon send her daughter to a piano teacher for lessons.

Nina Simone wrote that her whole world changed in that moment.

Nina Simone wrote that she grew to love her first piano teacher, a white woman from England.

Mizz Simone wrote that it was expected she would perform to show them.

Nina Simone also wrote about how much she liked her mother’s employer.

Nina Simone was very young when her musical ability first appeared.

That is when I discovered Route 66, Straighten Up And Fly Right, and most notably Paper Moon.



Nina Simone later told a reporter that she decided just to try to sound like the famous singer Billie Holiday.

His father introduced him to the music of Nat "King" Cole then he decided to devote himself entirely to jazz.

Eunice Waymon had her first public performance when she was eleven.

She could play songs on the piano when she was three years old.

John will pay tribute to another one of his musical heroes, Frank Sinatra, when he stars in an upcoming show called His Voice, His Song.

She changed her name because she did not want her parents to know what she was doing.

No one would hear her play if her parents were not returned to their seats.

She would perform to show them what their money had produced.

The family had to move to smaller homes as their finances continued to shrink.

She looked at her parents just before she was to play.



Nina Simone wrote and performed the song you just heard.

She took the title for the book she wrote about her life, published in nineteen-ninety-two.

Paper Moon was a record that my father always talked about.

Nat Cole Trio's music laid the foundation of what I wanted to do.





There is something extremely rhythmic about it.





In nineteen-fifty-eight, Nina Simone recorded her first album.

In the nineteen-sixties, a major black civil rights group declared it the national song of black people in America.

In fact, the teacher helped set up financial assistance for Nina’s lessons.

In time, Eunice’s mother went to work cleaning house for a white woman in the town.

In a book about her life, Nina Simone wrote that everything that happened to her as a child involved music.

As a child, she expected all white people to be as kind as they were.

After that first year, Eunice had to support herself financially.

For a while she worked as a piano player for people studying singing.

On her second night, she was told she had to sing also.

Without the incredible talents of Ray Kennedy and Martin Pizzarelli, I would be hard-pressed to find musicians who can swing so hard, play so delicately on a ballad, and put up with me at a sound check.

From their 10th anniversary release Live At Birdland, here's The John Pizzarelli Trio with Oh, How My Heart Beats For You.

Not only does he give 100 percent on stage, he credits his fellow musicians for a decade of overwhelming success both on the road and in the studio.

When Missus Waymon said the family did not have the money, her employer said she would pay for the girl’s first year of lessons.





Many people in the town had given money to help pay for lessons for the young pianist.

Difficult economic times in the United States hurt the family’s businesses.

His introduction to me of the Nat Cole Trio's CDs, records actually, in 1980, was what laid the foundation of what I wanted to do.





They were and the concert began.

Everyone is like a little gift, and I find them to be fascinating that way.

One disc is a so-called "greatest hits" collection, and the other contains all new material.

Today we tell about singer Nina Simone and play some of her music.

She learned by listening to music and then searching for the correct piano keys.

The family of ten lived in a big house and made good earnings.

She went to Atlantic City and got a job playing piano at a drinking place.

Nina Simone continued to stand up and speak out.

Bucky taught John to play guitar, and years later invited his young son to perform with him on-stage.

The incidents included the murder of a civil rights activist in Mississippi and the killings of four young girls in Alabama.

He enjoys composing but will always owe a debt of gratitude to America's master songwriters.