Episode  seven from the popular Storyteller series that deep dive into the global phenomena of Black music.  In this episode the Storyteller, Dr Glen Yearwood, takes the listener on a journey to "innerstand " the inner beauty and sometimes outward turmoil of High Priestess, Nina Simone who found her voice during the tumultous civil rights years in the US during the mid 1960's and early 70's. The Storyteller curates her life with rare music selection and insights  from the thirty year career of Nina Simone and places the High Priestess as the seventh Apostle at the Last Supper from the hugely successful radio series first broadcasted on Australian outback community radio between 2018/ 2019.

Painting of Nina Simone by kind permission of Don Grant  www.dongrantwallart.co.uk 

Second episode in a series of radio shows that take a deep-dive into the foundation builders of Black Music. In this episode, first recorded in February 2019 for Australian community radio, the curator and storyteller, Dr Glen Yearwood, shines a light on two of his musical heroes: jazz and soul Alto saxophonist, Julian "Cannonball" Adderley (1928 - 1975) and Jamaican reggae producer and founder of Studio One record label: Clement "Coxsone" Dodd (1932 - 2004)