01. Seems I'm Never Tired Lovin' You
02. Nobody's Fault But Mine
03. I Think It's Going to Rain Today
04. Everyone's Gone to the Moon
05. Compensation
06. Who Am I
07. Another Spring
08. The Human Touch
09. I Get Along Without You Very Well
10. The Desperate Ones


Review from AMG:
Her own best accompanist (especially during the crossover-happy '60s), Nina Simone sings and plays on this 1970 LP. With strident vocals and a thoughtful piano backing, Simone makes her own a pair of radically different (though similarly fatalistic) compositions, Blind Willie Johnson's "Nobody's Fault But Mine" and Randy Newman's I Think It's Going To Rain Today. Her version of "Everyone's Gone to the Moon" leans dangerously close to avant-garde overkill, but she returns with good performances on "Compensation" and "Who Am I?" A great moment comes when a tambourine finally joins her midway through Another Spring, and the lone jazz standard (I Get Along Without You Very Well) is given a touching performance. In an era when Simone often veered from crossover to experimental, Nina Simone and Piano! is undeniably difficult, but frequently rewarding.
 
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