"And now we got a revolution Cause I see the face of things to come" Nina Simone sings "Revolution" at the Harlem Cultural Festival (also known as "Black Woodstock") in New York on August 17th, 1969. | Nina Simone

"Blues For Mama" performed by Nina Simone. Recording session: August 25, 1967 in Berlin. Gala evening on German television for the inauguration of color broadcasting. The gala was a two-days live show from the 25th Funkausstellung IFA in Berlin intended to showcase the new technology of color TV and international artists including Gigliola Cinquetti, Freddy, Juliette Greco, Mahalia Jackson, Al Martino, Mireille Mathieu, Ulrik and Ulla Neumann, Ester and Abi Ofarim, Nini Rosso, Sonny and Cher. |

On August 25th, 1967, Nina Simone was in Berlin, where she performed the song "Blues For Mama" on the Gala-Abend der Schallplatte — a live show from the 25th Funkausstellung IFA intended to showcase international artists and the new technology of color television. | Nina Simone

"Backlash Blues" - Nina Simone (Paris, 1969) #BlackHistoryMonth #LangstonHughes | Nina Simone

“Kill them now…or later?” - #ninasimone #piratejenny Live in Montreal, 1993 #threepennyopera #kurtweill #bertoltbrecht | Nina Simone

On July 10th, 1987, Nina Simone performed at the Montreux Jazz Festival, her fourth appearance at the festival. Here #ninasimone plays and sings the jazz standard, "Someone To Watch Over Me," originally composed in 1926 by George Gershwin, with lyrics by Ira Gershwin. | Nina Simone