Artist: Tina Turner
Album: Private Dancer (Remastered)
Genre: Pop
Release Date: 1984/2015
Audio Format:: FLAC (tracks) 24 bit, 96 kHz
Duration: 44:22
Total Tracks: 10
Total Size: 946 MB

Tracklist:

01. Tina Turner – I Might Have Been Queen (04:10)
02. Tina Turner – What’s Love Got To Do With It (03:50)
03. Tina Turner – Show Some Respect (03:18)
04. Tina Turner – I Can’t Stand The Rain (03:43)
05. Tina Turner – Private Dancer (07:14)
06. Tina Turner – Let’s Stay Together (05:18)
07. Tina Turner – Better Be Good To Me (05:13)
08. Tina Turner – Steel Claw (03:50)
09. Tina Turner – Help! (04:31)
10. Tina Turner – 1984 (03:10)

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Tina Turner’s landmark “comeback” album, „Private Dancer“ is a must-have for music-lovers. The four-time Grammy-winning album yielded seven singles and catapulted Tina Turner straight back to the top. Originally released in June 1984, Private Dancer features hits including “What’s Love Got to Do With It”, “Better Be Good To Me”, “Private Dancer”, and “Let’s Stay Together”.When she released Private Dancer in 1984, Tina Turner was already 45 years old and had a solid career behind her. Alongside her ex, the violent but brilliant Ike Turner (they divorced in 1978 after 16 years of marital hell that she described in a book), she sang soul and rhythm’n’blues like no one else before, venturing into other genres. But her solo début didn’t interest many people, especially since at the beginning of the ‘80s vintage soul was no longer popular. Supported by the record label Capitol, the Tennessee lioness decided to immerse soul in a blend of rock FM and synth pop. This resulted in her reaching the top of the charts and a boost to her career, mostly thanks to the hit What’s Love Got to Do With It. Tina Turner also enjoyed being more daring and covering songs as diverse as Private Dancer by Dire Straits (with Jeff Beck on guitar), Help! by The Beatles, 1984 by David Bowie but also soul classics like I Can’t Stand The Rain by Ann Peebles and Let’s Stay Together by Al Green. An eclectic repertoire that is accompanied perfectly by her fierce feline voice. – Clotilde Maréchal