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Tina!

by: Tina Turner

Release Date September 30, 2008
Those old female singers can't create anymore (this one goes for Cher too). You guys are not tired of those collections. Very BORING! The songs are not that great. I hate old musis. I am 33 and I like something new and inovative. This is why I like Cyndi Lauper new album.

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All the Best

by: Tina Turner

Release Date February 01, 2005
I bought this cd for my husband because it has all the hits he loves plus more. I highly recommend this CD for a Tina Turner fan.

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All the Best: The Hits

by: Tina Turner

Release Date October 04, 2005
She has always been great and this album holds a very good compilation of songs!

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Simply the Best

by: Tina Turner

Release Date October 22, 1991
This album contains some of the most influential, well known songs of the dance era. Her powerful voice is one that has been copied by many, although most often, unsuccessfully. I put this album in when I need a little boost, or when I'm working out (yeah, right).

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Private Dancer: Centenary

by: Tina Turner

Release Date March 14, 2000
I was thrilled when this reissue was released with the 12" version of the hits. The 12" of What's Love Got To Do With It is fantastic, with that unique, special intro--I always thought that maybe the song was actually recorded this way and then edited down for the LP release, because this isn't just an 'extended' version looping specific parts of the song like 12" versions did at that time, but actually original material added to the original version.

My only gripe is the fact that the 12" version of Better Be Good to Me, running just over 7 minutes, has edited about 30-40 seconds off the original 12" version!!! As of this writing, this 12" mix has never appeared on CD in its full running time!

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What's Love Got To Do With It

from: Virgin Records

Release Date June 15, 1993
I saw the movie and liked the songs in it. I ordered the soundtrack from the movie, but it was not the soundtrack. They have a dubbed another person in on Ike's part. All the songs from the movie were not on the soundtrack and some other of Tina's were included. I feel that if it is going to be advertised as a soundtrack then it should be a true soundtrack. I was disappointed.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Tommy (1975 Film)

from: Universal

Release Date April 17, 2001
It's bad enough to have the poorly chosen actors trying to sing but to have insanely bad performances from the likes of Eric Clapton and Pete Townshend is unacceptable. What were they trying to do ? Dumb down to Jack Nicolson's singing ? At least Roger Daltrey sings the best of his career here. Really, he is the only reason to see the movie or listen to this tripe. Why and how did Pete manage to mangle 'Amazing Journey' and 'Sparks' so horribly ? And Clapton must have been going through withdrawals while singing 'Eyesight To the Blind.' Oh yeah - Elton does a great job. But skip this until the very end of your Who related purchases. Please.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Tina Live in Europe

by: Tina Turner

Release Date October 25, 1990
If you are a Tina Turner fan, this is the album for you. I only wish I had a video of this live concert in Europe. There is not a bad song on this two CD album. Turner's rendition of "Help" is worth the price of admission. Not only is this album great to listen to, but equally great to exercise to--you will truly move!

CD-Charts Position 9
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Proud Mary: The Best of Ike & Tina Turner

by: Tina Turner, Ike Turner

Release Date March 26, 1991
I give this a good review because of the quality of the re-mastering, particularly with the song Proud Mary. I have this song on some 70s compilations that have supposedly been re-mastered, and the quality was poor...the background percussion instruments later in the song do not come through & it just ins't the same as this re-mastering...
Which sounds exactly like the song I remember listening to back in the 70's!!!

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Foreign Affair

by: Tina Turner

Release Date September 12, 1989
For all her prowess in the live arena Tina for some reason tends to be hit and miss with most of her albums. Private Dancer was a good album, but it didn't have a unified sound to it, Break Every Rule, in my humble opinion had too many sappy ballads (Girls is probably one of the most inane songs I've ever heard performed). Wildest Dreams was a few good singles and filler. But Foreign Affair tops them all. It opens you up with a bluesy rocker Steamy Windows, and it keeps you through the entire album. The album is an upbeat, bluesy record that is just so much fun to listen to. I love it. It's my favorite album. My favorite tracks are Steamy Windows, Look me In the Heart, Ask Me How I Feel, and Foreign Affair. I would include The Best, but I think her live rendentions of ... Read More: