Private Dancer- Centenary

Simply the Best Tina Turner's phenomenal reclamation of her stardom is perfectly chronicled on Simply the Best. With the exception of the Phil Spector epic "River Deep, Mountain High," everything included here comes from 1983 on. Turner's iconic voice and bluesy earnestness surface on a cover of...	All the Best There are those who will claim that this double-disc best-of is worth its price based on the inclusion of three new songs alone, and given their smolder, it's hard to argue with them. First single and disc one opener "Open Arms" is a stuff-strutting affair, with the leggy rock ic...	Foreign Affair Australin Budget Reissue.	Break Every Rule	What's Love Got To Do With It
Tina Live in Europe Australian Re-Issue. Double CD Set featuring 28 Tracks.	Wildest Dreams	All the Best: The Hits	Break Every Rule	Twenty Four Seven No doubt emboldened by the unlikely late-career success of sister chanteuse/force-of-nature Cher, R&B legend Turner signed on with producers Brian Rawling and Mark Taylor (the team behind the former's worldwide smash "Believe"). Their contemporary production-touches seldom get in...

almost perfect--except for the 12" EDIT of Better Be Good To Me
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! It would be great if Tina's two 80s follow-up LPs would also be reissued on CD with all the 12" versions as bonus tracks.

I still love this album
Gosh - I cannoit tell you how often we played this one when it first came out. Every single song is clearly etched in my mind. I love this album. I even remember watching Tina at the MTV and Grammy awards that year. Well deserving of all the praise, this is a classic. Extended remix of I Can't Stand the Rain = Flawless.

My Favorite From 1984!
I can't believe I have never reviewed this album before now. When this came out I was just starting to discover the club scene. As a kid in the 70's in small town America we all knew who Tina was, as she was considered kind of a has been. All of a sudden this album came out, and I would turn my radio on a 6 in the morning to get ready for work and the first single was Let's Stay Together. Well, I looked forward to hearing this song every morning. And then I would hit the clubs at night and they started playing What's Love Got to Do With It. I was mesmerized by Tina from then on. I actually bought the LP and wore it out. Then the cassette and remember blaring this album in my 76 Regal while cruising. Finally bought the cd, and it will always be one of my favorite albums of all time. I Might Have Been Queen should also have been a single. Tina will go down as my favorite singer of the era, and it's due to her soulful singing on this album!

Tina is great but not this time.
I like Tina Turner but this CD is not one of her best. Several of her numbers may have been exciting live but they do not translate to audio.

Love it, but...
DONT BUY it from AMAZON! I got burned, I bought what was supposed to be the new delux edition and what I received was the original CD release. I'd rather buy items like this from official stores instead of Amazon after that hell of an experience. Over-all, its a great album