  Tina was born Anna Mae Bullock
on November 26, 1939, in Tennessee. Tina
began singing professionally at age 16 in Ike
Turner's touring show. Within a few years,
Tina became the star of the show. Tina was
married to Ike Turner from 1958 to 1975, and
helped synthesize rock with soul music as Ike
& Tina Turner throughout the 60s
and early 70s. But by 1975, Tina's need for
success couldn't compete with the control and
abuse inflicted by Ike over the years, and
Tina left Ike, the marriage, and the music
legacy they had started together. After
divorcing Ike in 1978, Tina didn't resurface
successfully in the music scene until the
mid-80s. Tina appeared in the movie Tommy in 1975 as the Acid
Queen, but LPs released as a solo artist,
including Acid
Queen, Rough, and Love
Explosion did not do well. Tina had to
struggle from the bottom once again to prove
herself now as a solo artist. Tina has won a
total of 7 Grammy Awards (only 1 of which was
with Ike) and had sold millions of LPs and
concert tickets. There is a sense that we
know everything about Tina Turner because of
her autobiography and the movie about her
life. Yet, Tina reveals very little about her
private life today. The result has been a
persona of power and overcoming life's
setbacks and cruelties.
   
Tina began making a comeback as
a solo artist first with the business
partnership with promoter Roger Davies and
then opening for the Rolling
Stones.
December: Tina signed with
Capitol Records.
Tina returns to the charts with
a Top 10 hit in England - the Al
Green cover of "Let's
Stay Together."
 # 9
Singles Artist of the Year
 February 18: Tina returned to the
Top 40 as a solo artist and hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with
"Let's
Stay Together" which eventually hit the
Top 20 in the U.S. and prepared radio for her
return.
 Tina began touring as Lionel Richie's opening act.
May 23: Tina released her
comeback LP Private
Dancer. The LP sold millions
of copies around the world (with over 5
million sold in the U.S.). Critical success
accompanied the commercial success.
 June 16: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "What's Love Got To Do
With It."
Private
Dancer was certified gold.
July 28: Tina hit the Top 10 with "What's Love Got To Do
With It."
Private
Dancer was certified platinum.
 August 25: Tina hit #1 for 3 weeks on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with
"What's Love Got To Do
With It."
September 22: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Better Be Good To Me."
November 3: Tina hit the Top 10 with "Better Be Good To Me."
 December 31: Tina topped the Billboard
Year-End Chart-Toppers as the Top Black
Artist - Female and Top Black Singles Artist
- Female.
Tina won 2 American Music
Awards for Favorite Soul/R&B Female
Artist
and Favorite Soul/R&B Female Video Artist
and was nominated for Favorite Pop/Rock Single, Favorite Soul/R&B Single ("What's Love Got To Do
With It"),
and Favorite Pop/Rock Female Video Artist.
Tina took part in USA
For Africa's "We Are The
World" session.
 January 26: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Private Dancer."
Private
Dancer was certified 3x platinum.
Tina won 3 Grammy
Awards for Record of the Year and Best Vocal Performance - Female ("What's Love Got To Do
With It")
and Best Rock Vocal
Performance - Female ("Better Be Good To Me"), and was
nominated for Album of the Year (Private
Dancer) and Best R&B Vocal
Performance - Female ("Let's
Stay Together").
March 9: Tina hit the Top 10 with "Private Dancer."
 May 11: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Show Some Respect."
Private
Dancer was certified 4x platinum.
Tina returned to the movies with
a prominent role in Mad
Max: Beyond Thunderdome, and released two
tracks from the movie: "We Don't Need
Another Hero" and "One Of The Living."
Tina appeared at Live Aid with a
memorable reunion with Mick Jagger.
 July 13: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "We Don't Need Another
Hero (Thunderdome)."
Tina was awarded with a star on
the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
 August 17: Tina hit the Top 10 with "We Don't Need Another
Hero (Thunderdome)."
Private
Dancer was certified 5x platinum.
Tina won a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Female Video ("What's Love Got To Do
With It")
- the video for "Better Be Good To Me" was nominated
for Best Stage Performance
Video
and the video for "Private Dancer" was nominated
for Best Choreography.
 October 12: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "One Of The Living."
November 23: Tina hit the Top 10 with "One Of The Living."
 November 30: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with Bryan Adams with
"It's Only Love."
Tina won a Best Actress award
from the NAACP for her performance in Mad
Max: Beyond Thunderdome.
 # 24
Singles Artist of the Year
Tina had her second #1 hit with
"Typical Male" and then toured
world-wide to sell-out crowds.
Tina won an American Music
Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist.
January 18: Tina hit the Top
10
with Bryan Adams with
"It's Only Love."
 Tina won a Grammy
Award for Best Rock Vocal
Performance - Female ("One Of The Living") and was
nominated for Best Vocal Performance - Female ("We Don't Need Another
Hero (Thunderdome)") and Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("It's Only Love" with Bryan Adams).
August 30: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Typical Male."
 September 5: Tina released Break
Every Rule.
Tina won a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Stage Performance Video ("It's Only Love" with Bryan Adams) and was nominated for
Best Female Video ("We Don't Need Another
Hero (Thunderdome)").
October 4: Tina hit the Top 10 with "Typical Male."
 October 18: Tina hit #1
for 1 week on the ARC Weekly Top 40 with
"Typical Male."
Break
Every Rule was certified platinum.
 December 6: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Two
People."
 # 59
Singles Artist of the Year
Tina was nominated for 2 American Music
Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist and Favorite
Soul/R&B Female Video Artist.
 Tina won a Grammy
Award for Best Rock Vocal
Performance - Female ("Back Where You
Started") and was nominated for Best Female Pop Vocal
Performance ("Typical Male").
As Break
Every Rule continued to top charts
worldwide, Tina embarked on a record-breaking
worldwide tour.
 March 7: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "What You Get Is What
You See."
April 11: Tina hit the Top 10 with "What You Get Is What
You See."
 March 21: Tina entered the Guinness
Book of Records when she performed in
front of the largest audience ever (182,000)
in Rio de Janeiro. Tina's touring was
captured on a live 2-LP set: Tina
Live In Europe.
Tina was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best
Rock Performance, Solo ("Better Be Good To Me" (live)).
 # 89
Singles Artist of the Year
Tina inducted Phil Spector into
the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Tina won a Grammy
Award for Best Rock Vocal
Performance - Female (Tina: Live In Europe).
 September 13: Tina released Foreign
Affair. The LP contained tracks such
as "The Best" and "Steamy
Windows."
 September 16: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "The Best."
Foreign
Affair was certified gold.
 December 30: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Steamy
Windows."
Tina was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal
Performance - Female (Foreign
Affair).
Stevie was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal
Performance - Female ("Steamy
Windows").
 October 14: A greatest hits
collection, Simply
The Best, was released.
Tina continued to find her
greatest success with occasional touring
around the globe, even though at least one
tour was meant to be a farewell tour.
Tina was inducted into the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame with Ike.
Tina could be heard on the Elton
John tribute LP Two
Rooms - Celebrating The Songs Of Elton John
& Bernie Taupin with her version of
"The Bitch Is Back."
 # 42
Singles Artist of the Year
Tina was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal
Performance - Female ("The Bitch Is
Back").
At the World Music Awards, Tina
was honored with the Outstanding Contribution
to Music Award.
 June 7: The soundtrack for What's
Love Got To Do With It was released.
Tina's autobiography, I
Tina, was made into a hit movie, What's
Love Got To Do With It. Tina contributed old,
new and re-done tracks for the soundtrack and
was instrumental in making the movie true to
the facts.
The soundtrack to What's
Love Got To Do With It allowed Tina to return
to the Top 10 with "I Don't Wanna Fight."
 June 12: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "I Don't Wanna Fight."
Tina topped the Billboard Top
Adult Contemporary Singles chart for 7 weeks
with with "I Don't Wanna Fight."
July 24: Tina hit the Top 10 with "I Don't Wanna Fight."
 November 6: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with "Why Must We Wait Until
Tonight."
 Tina was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best
Pop Vocal Performance - Female ("I Don't Wanna Fight").
November 15: Tina released a box
set of old and new hits and unreleased
material: Collected
Recordings - Sixties To Nineties.
Simply
The Best and What's
Love Got To Do With It were
certified platinum.
 April 22: Tina released Wildest
Dreams and again launched a world-wide
tour. The LP contained the hit "Missing
You" as well as the title track of a
James Bond movie released the previous year,
"Goldeneye."
 The Rock
'N Roll Hall Of Fame's
500 Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll includes includes
"River Deep Mountain High" (with Ike
Turner).
 Tina performed on Saturday
Night Live.
According to Pollstar,
Tina had the 7th highest grossing tour of
1997 with her "Wildest Dreams Tour"
taking in over $24 million.
 Tina was nominated for a Grammy
Award Best Music Video, Long Form for
Live
In Amsterdam - Wildest Dreams Tour (with video
director, David Mallet).
 Tina was ranked # 80 on VH-1's GREATEST ROCK 'N
ROLL ARTISTS POLL (and # 51 on Rock On The Net's
Poll)
 Tina could be heard on the
compilation, Elton
John And Tim Rice's Aida, with "Easy As
Life."
Tina could be seen on VH1 as
part of VH1
Divas Live '99.
VH1: 100
Greatest Artist of Rock & Roll ranks
Tina at # 2.
Tina received the Lifetime
Achievement award at the Black Music Awards
in Britain. Tina will also be touring in the
spring of 2000 and said of the tour:
"This will be my final big stadium rock
tour. I want to change my working habits...
smaller.. less is more - that kind of
thing."
 October 28: Tina released Twenty
Four Seven.
The Advocate named Tina
as one of the '25 Coolest Women.'
 # 92
Singles Artist of the Year
 January 15: Tina hit the ARC Weekly Top 40 with
"When
The Heartache Is Over."
Twenty
Four Seven was released in the U.S.
Tina appeared on the TV show Ally
McBeal.
Tina started touring the U.S.
and indicated that this could be her last
major tour. Tina announced in the fall that
she'll be taking it easy now that she has
turned 60: "There comes a point where it
is just undignified to be a rock 'n roll
star... I don't want to be dragging myself on
stage in year out until someone else tells me
it is time to go. There are certain birthdays
that make you revalue your life."
Twenty
Four Seven was certified gold.
Tina made this year's listing of
People's "50 Most Beautiful
People."
Tina told the a crowd at a
Switzerland performance that she would retire
after her current tour. Her publicist said:
"Tina said she wants 'simply a rest'...
She wants to go out on top while she is at
her best. She doesn't want to become a faded
caricature of herself."
Tina gave what she's saying is
her last concert in Anaheim, California. She
ended the year as the top money-earner on the
concert circuit taking in over $80 million
for 95 concerts (according to Pollstar).
VH1: 100
Greatest Albums includes Private
Dancer at # 95.
Tina ranked #
6 on
VH1: 100
Sexiest Artists.
Rolling Stone:
50 Essential 'Woman In Rock' Albums includes Proud
Mary: The Best Of Ike & Tina Turner at # 11.
VH1: 100 Best
Songs of the Past 25 Years includes "What's Love Got To Do
With It"
at # 33.
Tina could be heard on the Brother
Bear soundtrack with "Great
Spirits."
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 212:
Proud
Mary: The Best Of Ike & Tina Turner.
Rolling Stone:
The Immortals - The 100 Greatest Artists of
All Time included Tina at # 61.
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time included "River
Deep Mountain High" at # 33.
# 48 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
 February 1: Another hits
collection, All
The Best, was released.
All
The Best was certified
platinum.
 Tina could be heard on the Santana LP Ultimate
Santana with the track "The Game
Of Love."
 September 30: The compilation Tina! was released.
Rolling Stone:
'The Greatest Singers' includes Tina at # 17.
 September 28: The live LP Tina
Live was released. The collection
was recorded in March in the Netherlands.
 February 3: Tina released Love
Songs.
- May 24: Tina died at the
age of 83.
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Tina Turns The
Country On!
Released: September, 1974
Tracks: "Bayou
Song" - "Help Me Make It
Through The Night" - "Tonight
I'll Be Staying Here With You"-
"If You Love Me (Let Me Know)"
- "He Belongs To Me" -
"Don't Talk Now" - "Long
Long Time" - "I'm Moving
On" - "There'll Always Be
Music" - "The Love That Lights
Our Way" |
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Acid Queen
Released: August, 1975
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 155
Tracks: "Under My
Thumb" - "Let's Spend The Night
Together" - "Acid Queen" -
"I Can See For Miles" -
"Whole Lotta Love" -
"Baby-Get It On" -
"Bootsey Whitelaw" - "Pick
Me Tonight" - "Rockin' &
Rollin'" |
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Rough
Released: September, 1978
Tracks: "Fruits Of
The Night" - "The Bitch Is
Back" - "Woman I'm Supposed To
Be" - "Viva La Money" -
"Funny How Times Slips Away" -
"Earthquake & Hurricane" -
"Root Too Undisputable Rock 'N'
Roller" - "Fire Down
Below" - "Sometimes When We
Touch" - "Woman In A Man's
World" - "Night Time Is The
Right Time" |
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Love Explosion
Released: November 2, 1979
Tracks: "Love
Explosion" - "Fool For You
Love" - "Sunset On Sunset"
- "Music Keeps Me Dancin'" -
"I See Home" -
"Backstabbers" - "Just A
Little Lovin' (Early In The
Morning)" - "You Got What I'm
Gonna Get" - "On The
Radio" |
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Private Dancer
Released: May 23, 1984
US: 5x Platinum
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 3
Billboard
#1: Black Albums
Grammy Nominee: Album of the Year
Rolling
Stone: 
Tracks: "I Might
Have Been Queen" - "What's Love Got To
Do With It" - "Show Some Respect" - "I
Can't Stand The Rain" - "Better Be Good To
Me"
- "Let's Stay Together" -
"1984" - "Steel Claw"
- "Private Dancer" |
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Break Every Rule
Released: September 5, 1986
US: Platinum
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 4
Tracks: "Typical Male" - "What You Get Is
What You See" - "Two People" - "Till
The Right Man Comes Along" -
"Afterglow" - "Girls"
- "Back Where You Started" -
"Break Every Rule" -
"Overnight Sensation" -
"Paradise Is Here" - "I'll
Be Thunder" |
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Tina Live In
Europe
Released: March 21, 1988
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 86
Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Vocal
Performance - Female
Rolling
Stone: 
Live Tracks: "What You Get Is
What You See" - "Break Every
Rule" - "I Can't Stand The
Rain" - "Two People" -
"Girls" - "Typical Male" - "Back
Where You Started" - "Better Be Good To
Me"
- "Addicted To Love" - "Private Dancer" - "We Don't Need
Another Hero (Thunderdome)" - "What's Love Got To
Do With It" - "Let's Stay Together" - "Show Some Respect" - "Land
Of 1,000 Dances" - "In The
Midnight Hour" -
"634-5789" - "A Change Is
Gonna Come" - "River Deep,
Mountain High" - "Tearing Us
Apart" (with Eric Clapton) -
"Proud Mary" -
"Help!" - "Tonight"
(with David Bowie) - "Let's
Dance" (with David Bowie) -
"Overnight Sensation" - "It's Only Love" (with Bryan
Adams) - "Nutbush City Limits"
- "Paradise Is Here" |
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Foreign Affair
Released: September 13,
1989
US: Gold
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 31
Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Vocal
Performance - Female
Rolling
Stone: 
Tracks: "Steamy Windows" - "The Best" - "You
Know Who" - "Undercover Agent
For The Blues" - "Look Me In
The Heart" - "Be Tender With Me
Baby" - "You Can't Stop Loving
You" - "Ask Me How I Feel"
- "Falling Like Rain" - "I
Don't Wanna Lose You" - "Not
Enough Romance" - "Foreign
Affair" |
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Simply The Best
Released: October 14, 1991
US: Platinum
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 113
Rolling
Stone: - Entertainment
Weekly: C
Tracks: "The Best" - "Better Be Good To
Me"
- "I Can't Stand The Rain" -
"What's Love Got To
Do With It" - "I Don't Wanna
Lose You" - "Nutbush City
Limits" (The 90's Version) - "What You Get Is
What You See" - "Let's Stay Together" -
"River Deep, Mountain High" -
"Steamy Windows" - "Typical Male" - "We Don't Need
Another Hero (Thunderdome)" - "Private Dancer" - "Look
Me In The Heart" - "It Takes
Two" (with Rod Stewart) - "I
Want You Near Me" - "Way Of The
World" - "Love Thing" |
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What's Love Got
To Do With It
Released: June 7, 1993
US: Platinum
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 17
Entertainment
Weekly: B-
Tracks: "I Don't Wanna Fight" - "Rock
Me Baby" - "Disco Inferno"
- "Why Must We Wait
Until Tonight?" - "Nutbush City
Limits" - "Darlin' You Know I
Love You" - "Proud Mary" -
"Fool In Love" - "It's
Gonna Work Out Fine" - "Stay
Awhile" - "I Might Have Been
Queen" - "What's Love Got To
Do With It" |
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The Collected
Recordings - Sixties To Nineties (box set)
Released: November 15, 1994
Tracks: "Fool In
Love" - "It's Gonna Work Out
Fine" - "I Idolize You" -
"Poor Fool" - "A Letter
From Tina" - "Finger
Poppin" - "River Deep, Mountain
High" - "Crazy Bout You
Baby" - "I've Been Loving You
Too Long" - "Bold Soul
Sister" - "I Want To Take You
Higher" - "Come Together"
- "Honky Tonk Women" -
"Proud Mary" - "Nutbush
City Limit" - "Sexy Ida Pt.
1" - "Sexy Ida Pt. 2" -
"It Ain't Right" - "Acid
Queen" - "Whole Lotta
Love" - "Ball Of
Confusion" - "Change Is Gonna
Come" - "Johnny And Mary"
- "Games" - "When I Was
Young" - "Total Control" -
"Let's Pretend We're Married" -
"It's Only Love" (with Bryan Adams) - "Don't
Turn Around" - "Legs" -
"Addicted To Love" -
"Tearing Us Apart" (with Eric
Clapton) - "It Takes Two" (with
Rod Stewart) - "Let's Stay Together" - "What's Love Got To
Do With It" - "Better Be Good To
Me"
- "Private Dancer" - "I
Can't Stand The Rain" -
"Help!" - "We Don't Need
Another Hero (Thunderdome)" - "Typical Male" - "What You Get Is
What You See" - "Paradise Is
Here" - "Back Where You
Started" - "The Best" - "Steamy Windows" -
"Foreign Affair" - "I Don't Wanna Fight" |
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Wildest Dreams
Released: April 22, 1996
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 61
Rolling
Stone:
Tracks: "Missing
You" - "In Your Wildest
Dreams" - "Whatever You
Want" - "Do What You Do" -
"Thief Of Hearts" - "On
Silent Wings" - "Something
Beautiful Remains" -
"Confidential" - "The
Difference Between Us" - "All
Kinds Of People" - "Unfinished
Sympathy" - "Goldeneye" -
"Dancing In My Dreams" |
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Twenty Four
Seven
Released: October 28, 1999
US: Gold
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 21
Rolling
Stone: 
Tracks: "Whatever
You Need" - "All The
Woman" - "When The Heartache Is Over" -
"Absolutely Nothing's Changed"
- "Talk To My Heart" -
"Don't Leave Me This Way" -
"Go Ahead" - "Without
You" - "Falling" - "I
Will Be There" - "Twenty Four
Seven" |
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All The Best
Released: February 1, 2005
US: Platinum
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 2
Rolling
Stone:
Tracks: "Nutbush
City Limits" - "What You See Is
What You Get" - "Missing
You" - "Open Arms" -
"The Best" -
"River Deep Mountain High" -
"When The Heartache
Is Over" - "Let's Stay Together" - "I Don't Wanna Fight" -
"Whatever You Need" - "I
Can't Stand The Rain" -
"Goldeneye" - "I Don't
Want To Lose You" - "Great
Spirits" - "Proud Mary" -
"Addicted To Love" - "In
Your Wildest Dreams" - "Private Dancer" - "Why
Must We Wait" - "Typical Male" -
"Tonight" (with David Bowie) -
"Complicated Disaster" -
"On Silent Wings" -
"Something Special" - "We Don't Need
Another Hero (Thunderdome)" - "It's Only Love" (with Bryan
Adams) - "Cose Della Vita"
(with Eros Ramazotti) - "Steamy Windows" -
"Paradise Is Here" - "What's Love Got To
Do With It" - "Better Be Good To
Me"
- "Two People" -
"Something Beautiful Remains" |
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Tina!
Released: September 30,
2008
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 61
Tracks: "Steamy Windows" -
"River Deep Mountain High" -
"Better Be Good To
Me"
- "Acid Queen" - "What You Get Is
What You See" - "What's Love Got To
Do With It" - "Private Dancer" - "We Don't Need
Another Hero (Thunderdome)" - "I Don't Wanna Fight" -
"Goldeneye" - "Let's Stay Together" (live) -
"I Can't Stand The Rain" (live)
- "I Can't Stand The Rain"
(live) - "Addicted To Love" -
"The Best" -
"Proud Mary" - "Nutbush
City Limits" - "It Would Be A
Crime" - "I'm Ready" |
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Tina Live
Released: September 28,
2009
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 169
Live Tracks: "Steamy Windows" -
"River Deep Mountain High" -
"What You Get Is
What You See" - "Better Be Good To
Me"
- "What's Love Got To
Do With It" - "Private Dancer" - "We Don't Need
Another Hero (Thunderdome)" - "Let's Stay Together" -
"Jumpin' Jack Flash" -
"It's Only Rock 'N Roll (But I Like
It)" - "Golden Eye" -
"Addicted To Love" - "The Best" -
"Proud Mary" - "Nutbush
City Limits" |
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Love Songs
Released: February 3, 2014
Tracks: "The Best" - "I
Don't Wanna Lose You" - "Let's Stay Together" - "What's Love Got To
Do With It" - "Missing
You" - "Private Dancer" - "Two People" - "Look
Me In The Heart" - "Way Of The
World" - "Why Must We Wait
Until Tonight" - "Falling"
- "I Want You Near Me" -
"Be Tender With Me Baby" -
"Don't Leave Me This Way" -
"I Don't Wanna Fight" -
"Whatever You Need" - "When The Heartache Is Over" -
"River Deep Mountain High" |
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Queen Of Rock
'N' Roll
Released: November 24, 2023
Tracks: "Whole Lotta
Love" - "Acid Queen" -
"Root, Toot Undisputable Rock N'
Roll" - "Viva La Money" -
"Sometimes When We Touch" -
"Music Keeps Me Dancin'" -
"Let's Stay Together" -
"Help" - "What's Love Got To
Do With It" - "Better Be Good To
Me"
- "Private Dancer" - "I
Can't Stand The Rain" - "Show Some Respect" - "We Don't Need
Another Hero (Thunderdome)" - "One Of The Living" - "It's Only Love" (with Bryan
Adams) - "Typical Male" - "Two People" - "What You Get Is
What You See" - "Girls" -
"Break Every Rule" -
"Paradise Is Here" -
"Afterglow" - "Tearing Us
Apart" (with Eric Clapton) -
"Addicted To Live" (live) -
"A Change Is Gonna Come" (live)
- "Tonight" (live with David
Bowie) - "River Deep, Mountain
High" (live) - "The Best" - "Steamy Windows" - "I
Don't Wanna Lose You" - "Look
Me In The Heart" - "Foreign
Affair" - "Be Tender With Me
Baby" - "It Takes Two"
(with Rod Stewart) - "Nutbush City
Limits" - "Love Thing" -
"Way Of The World" - "I
Want You Near Me" - "I Don't Wanna Fight" (Single
Edit) - "Disco Inferno" -
"Why Must We Wait
Until Tonight?" - "Proud
Mary" - "Goldeneye" -
"Whatever You Want" - "On
Silent Wings" - "Missing
You" - "In Your Wildest
Dreams" (with Barry White) -
"Cose Della Vita" (with Eros
Ramazzotti) - "When The Heartache Is Over" -
"Whatever You Need" -
"Open Arms" - "Teach Me
Again" (with Elisa) - "What's Love Got To
Do With It" (Kygo version) -
"Something Beautiful" |
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position links lead you to the song's Top
40 chart run (from the ARC Weekly Top
40)
and LP links take you to Amazon.com for that LP (often
including track listings and sound
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