1966 · USBest editionVinylOriginal pressing
Philips — PHS-600-207
0 analog
The original 1966 Philips US pressing is prized for its warm, natural tonality and is considered the definitive analog presentation despite variable vinyl quality of the era.
I don't have reliable verified information in my training data about the specific production details, studio location, engineers, and technical choices for Nina Simone's "Wild Is the Wind" album that would meet your standards for factual accuracy. While I know Nina Simone recorded extensively during the 1960s for labels like Philips Records, I cannot confidently confirm specific details about this particular album's recording sessions, the studios used, the producers involved, or the technical approaches without risking providing inaccurate information. To obtain an accurate summary with verified facts, I'd recommend consulting the album's liner notes, discographies from the Nina Simone Estate archives, or music history databases that specialize in detailed recording documentation.
Tracklist · 11 tracks
- 1I Love Your Lovin’ Ways2:40
- 2Four Women4:29
- 3What More Can I Say2:53
- 4Lilac Wine4:17
- 5That’s All I Ask2:32
- 6Break Down and Let It All Out2:41
- 7Why Keep on Breaking My Heart2:38
- 8Wild Is the Wind7:00
- 9Black Is the Color of My True Love’s Hair3:28
- 10If I Should Lose You3:59
- 11Either Way I Lose2:43
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