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Tina Turner - Simply The Best

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Tina Turner - Simply The Best

Artist:: Turner, Tina

See Also:: Holiday, Billie Ike & Tina Turner Riperton, Minnie Various Artists - What`s Love? A Tribute To Tina Turner

Description:: Personnel: Tina Turner, Rod Stewart (vocals); Dan Hartman (acoustic guitar, electric piano, organ, keyboards, programming, background vocals); Tony Joe White (guitar, harmonica, synthesizer, bass); Jeff Golub, Jeff Beck, Pat Thrall, James Ralston, Gene Black, Barney Kessel (guitar); Edgar Winter, Gary Barnacle, Plas Johnson (saxophone); Nick Plytas (piano, synthesizer); Kenny Moore (piano); Phillipe Saisse, Casey Young (keyboards); Greg Mathieson (synthesizer); Bob Feit, Bernard Edwards, T.M. Stevens, Carole Kaye (bass); Art Wood, Graham Broad, Graham Jarvis, J.T. Lewis, Phil Collins (drums); Simon Morton, Frank Capp (percussion); Lance Ellington, Tessa Niles (background vocals).
Producers include: Dan Hartman, Tina Turner, Rupert Hine, Terry Britten, Albert Hammond.
This includes a bonus DVD disc.
Personnel: Tina Turner, Rod Stewart (vocals); Dan Hartman (acoustic guitar, electric piano, organ, keyboards, programming, background vocals); Tony Joe White (guitar, harmonica, synthesizer, bass); Jeff Golub, Jeff Beck, Pat Thrall, James Ralston, Gene Black, Barney Kessel (guitar); Edgar Winter, Gary Barnacle, Plas Johnson (saxophone); Nick Plytas (piano, synthesizer); Kenny Moore (piano); Phillipe Saisse, Casey Young (keyboards); Greg Mathieson (synthesizer); Bob Feit, Bernard Edwards, T.M. Stevens, Carole Kaye (bass); Art Wood, Graham Broad, Graham Jarvis, J.T. Lewis, Phil Collins (drums); Simon Morton, Frank Capp (percussion); Lance Ellington, Tessa Niles (background vocals).
Producers include: Dan Hartman, Tina Turner, Rupert Hine, Terry Britten, Albert Hammond.
There`s good news and (just a little) bad news about this Tina Turner greatest hits package. The good news is that what`s here is across the board terrific stuff, from her stunning update of Ann Peebles simmering r&b classic "I Can`t Stand the Rain," to the more rock oriented songs like "Better Be Good to Me" (the most convincing imperative in all of recorded music) and ""What`s Love Got to Do With It". Best of all, the version of "River Deep-Mountain High" here is the original `60s track, re-mastered and re-equalized by genius producer Phil Spector himself. The bad news? The set came out in 1991, and thus misses out on "I Don`t Wanna Fight" (from the Turner bio-pic WHAT`S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT?) and her sensational mid-`90s remake of John Waite`s "Missing You."
There`s good news and (just a little) bad news about this Tina Turner greatest hits package. The good news is that what`s here is across the board terrific stuff, from her stunning update of Ann Peebles simmering r&b classic "I Can`t Stand the Rain," to the more rock oriented songs like "Better Be Good to Me" (the most convincing imperative in all of recorded music) and ""What`s Love Got to Do With It". Best of all, the version of "River Deep-Mountain High" here is the original `60s track, re-mastered and re-equalized by genius producer Phil Spector himself. The bad news? The set came out in 1991, and thus misses out on "I Don`t Wanna Fight" (from the Turner bio-pic WHAT`S LOVE GOT TO DO WITH IT?) and her sensational mid-`90s remake of John Waite`s "Missing You."