Simone’s melody was smoothing and touching, while Hudson’s, and Hill’s melody was relaxing and exciting at the same time. Music has evolved between the three generations. Nina Simone was from an earlier generation than Jennifer Hudson and Lauryn Hill. Melody, rhythm, and the instruments made the three versions of the same song different. Lauren used less base, and more jazz like Simone’s version. Lauryn Hill’s version was more similar to Nina Simone’s than Jennifer Hudson’s. The rhythm change was throughout the song and was even a bit shorter. However, Jennifer Hudson’s version started off faster and happier. The rhythm stayed the same, and you could really hear the passion and pain in the song. British songwriters Anthony Newley and Leslie Bricusse wrote …show more content… Simone had small quarter and base instrumentation in the middle and ending. She was even nominated for an Oscar Award (nin). Nina Simone was born Februshe died just two months after her 70th birthday on Apshe sang the rhythm and blues between the years of 1954, and 2003. Although Nina Simone wrote the song, Jennifer Hudson sang it better due to melody, rhythm, and instrumentation used in her version. A song cover was later done by Jennifer Hudson in 2011, and Lauryn Hill in 2015. This song has been used in the popular culture such as, “Point of No Return” and “Six Feet Under”. Show More “Music speaks what cannot be expressed, soothes the mind and gives it rest, heals the heart and makes it whole, flow from heaven to the soul (Monet).” Feeling good was originally written in 1965, by Nina Simone.
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