Throughout the 1990s, Tina’s career was marked by continued success, critical acclaim, and the solidification of her status as a true music icon. The release of her autobiographical film brought her story to life for a new generation of fans, and Angela Bassett’s powerful portrayal of Tina earned her an Academy Award nomination.
In 1996, Tina released Wildest Dreams, the album featuring the hit single GoldenEye, the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name. Tina’s Wildest Dreams tour from 1996 to 1997 demonstrated her enduring popularity as an exceptional live performer.
Tina earned another 5 Grammy nominations in the 1990s, securing her status as a legendary figure in the music industry.
Throughout the 1990s, Tina’s career was marked by continued success, critical acclaim, and the solidification of her status as a true music icon. The release of her autobiographical film brought her story to life for a new generation of fans, and Angela Bassett’s powerful portrayal of Tina earned her an Academy Award nomination.
In 1996, Tina released Wildest Dreams, the album featuring the hit single GoldenEye, the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name. Tina’s Wildest Dreams tour from 1996 to 1997 demonstrated her enduring popularity as an exceptional live performer.
Tina earned another 5 Grammy nominations in the 1990s, securing her status as a legendary figure in the music industry.
Throughout the 1990s, Tina’s career was marked by continued success, critical acclaim, and the solidification of her status as a true music icon. The release of her autobiographical film brought her story to life for a new generation of fans, and Angela Bassett’s powerful portrayal of Tina earned her an Academy Award nomination.
In 1996, Tina released Wildest Dreams, the album featuring the hit single GoldenEye, the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name. Tina’s Wildest Dreams tour from 1996 to 1997 demonstrated her enduring popularity as an exceptional live performer.
Tina earned another 5 Grammy nominations in the 1990s, securing her status as a legendary figure in the music industry.
Throughout the 1990s, Tina’s career was marked by continued success, critical acclaim, and the solidification of her status as a true music icon. The release of her autobiographical film brought her story to life for a new generation of fans, and Angela Bassett’s powerful portrayal of Tina earned her an Academy Award nomination.
In 1996, Tina released Wildest Dreams, the album featuring the hit single GoldenEye, the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name. Tina’s Wildest Dreams tour from 1996 to 1997 demonstrated her enduring popularity as an exceptional live performer.
Tina earned another 5 Grammy nominations in the 1990s, securing her status as a legendary figure in the music industry.
Throughout the 1990s, Tina’s career was marked by continued success, critical acclaim, and the solidification of her status as a true music icon. The release of her autobiographical film brought her story to life for a new generation of fans, and Angela Bassett’s powerful portrayal of Tina earned her an Academy Award nomination.
In 1996, Tina released Wildest Dreams, the album featuring the hit single GoldenEye, the theme song for the James Bond film of the same name. Tina’s Wildest Dreams tour from 1996 to 1997 demonstrated her enduring popularity as an exceptional live performer.
Tina earned another 5 Grammy nominations in the 1990s, securing her status as a legendary figure in the music industry.
In her final interview, when asked how she’d like to be remembered, Tina said ‘As the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll. As a woman who showed other women that it is ok to strive for success on their terms.” We miss you, Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll ❤️
In her final interview, when asked how she’d like to be remembered, Tina said ‘As the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll. As a woman who showed other women that it is ok to strive for success on their terms.” We miss you, Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll ❤️
Tina released originally released ‘I Don’t Wanna Fight’ in 1993, a pivotal track seamlessly woven into the soundtrack of her autobiographical film, released the same year. You can now stream the single edit of ‘I Don’t Wanna Fight’ which is out today, and watch the HD upgraded video over on YouTube. The track also features on Tina’s upcoming album ‘Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll’, pre-order your copy via the link in bio.
Four of Tina’s incredible early albums are now available to stream worldwide across all platforms! What’s your favourite song from these albums? Celebrate Tina’s music and stream her full catalogue now:
Tina Turns the Country On (1974)
Acid Queen (1975)
Rough (1978)
Love Explosion (1979)
Four of Tina’s incredible early albums are now available to stream worldwide across all platforms! What’s your favourite song from these albums? Celebrate Tina’s music and stream her full catalogue now:
Tina Turns the Country On (1974)
Acid Queen (1975)
Rough (1978)
Love Explosion (1979)
Four of Tina’s incredible early albums are now available to stream worldwide across all platforms! What’s your favourite song from these albums? Celebrate Tina’s music and stream her full catalogue now:
Tina Turns the Country On (1974)
Acid Queen (1975)
Rough (1978)
Love Explosion (1979)
Four of Tina’s incredible early albums are now available to stream worldwide across all platforms! What’s your favourite song from these albums? Celebrate Tina’s music and stream her full catalogue now:
Tina Turns the Country On (1974)
Acid Queen (1975)
Rough (1978)
Love Explosion (1979)
Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll is out today! The incredible anthology celebrates 50 years since the start of Tina’s iconic solo career. From her soulful ballads to electrifying anthems, each single tells a story of resilience and unmatched talent.
Available in 5LP boxset, 3CD, and 1LP formats. Get your copy at the link in bio! #QueenofRocknRoll
Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll: The Decades – 80s Part 2 🎤 Tina’s career was at an all-time high. In 1985 she joined Mick Jagger on stage for the historic Live Aid concert which was broadcasted globally.
In 1986, Tina released her next album ‚Break Every Rule‘ which she toured extensively for two years across the world. It broke box office records in 13 countries, the show in Rio still remains the largest paying concert audience to this day.
Towards the end of the 80s, Tina released her cover of Bonnie Tyler’s ‚The Best‘, taken from her seventh studio album ‚Foreign Affair‘. The track is a timeless classic and an integral part of Tina’s legacy.
Many of Tina’s releases had alternate covers in Japan. Take a look at this collection of some of Tina’s biggest hits.
1. Private Dancer (1984)
2. What’s Love Got to Do With It (1984)
3. Better Be Good to Me (1984)
4. It’s Only Love (with Bryan Adams) (1984)
5. We Don’t Need Another Hero (1985)
6. Typical Male (1986)
7. The Best (1989)
Many of Tina’s releases had alternate covers in Japan. Take a look at this collection of some of Tina’s biggest hits.
1. Private Dancer (1984)
2. What’s Love Got to Do With It (1984)
3. Better Be Good to Me (1984)
4. It’s Only Love (with Bryan Adams) (1984)
5. We Don’t Need Another Hero (1985)
6. Typical Male (1986)
7. The Best (1989)
Many of Tina’s releases had alternate covers in Japan. Take a look at this collection of some of Tina’s biggest hits.
1. Private Dancer (1984)
2. What’s Love Got to Do With It (1984)
3. Better Be Good to Me (1984)
4. It’s Only Love (with Bryan Adams) (1984)
5. We Don’t Need Another Hero (1985)
6. Typical Male (1986)
7. The Best (1989)
Many of Tina’s releases had alternate covers in Japan. Take a look at this collection of some of Tina’s biggest hits.
1. Private Dancer (1984)
2. What’s Love Got to Do With It (1984)
3. Better Be Good to Me (1984)
4. It’s Only Love (with Bryan Adams) (1984)
5. We Don’t Need Another Hero (1985)
6. Typical Male (1986)
7. The Best (1989)
Many of Tina’s releases had alternate covers in Japan. Take a look at this collection of some of Tina’s biggest hits.
1. Private Dancer (1984)
2. What’s Love Got to Do With It (1984)
3. Better Be Good to Me (1984)
4. It’s Only Love (with Bryan Adams) (1984)
5. We Don’t Need Another Hero (1985)
6. Typical Male (1986)
7. The Best (1989)
Many of Tina’s releases had alternate covers in Japan. Take a look at this collection of some of Tina’s biggest hits.
1. Private Dancer (1984)
2. What’s Love Got to Do With It (1984)
3. Better Be Good to Me (1984)
4. It’s Only Love (with Bryan Adams) (1984)
5. We Don’t Need Another Hero (1985)
6. Typical Male (1986)
7. The Best (1989)
Many of Tina’s releases had alternate covers in Japan. Take a look at this collection of some of Tina’s biggest hits.
1. Private Dancer (1984)
2. What’s Love Got to Do With It (1984)
3. Better Be Good to Me (1984)
4. It’s Only Love (with Bryan Adams) (1984)
5. We Don’t Need Another Hero (1985)
6. Typical Male (1986)
7. The Best (1989)
Benjamin Degrèse aka @tinaturnerblog gives the first look at Tina’s upcoming album ‘Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll’. Ben has run Tina’s fan blog for 12 years and contributed to the track by track which features in the 5LP. Head on over to his full unboxing video showcasing the incredible vinyl and CD sets in more detail and available to pre-order now.
‘Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll’ is a 55-track compilation of Tina’s singles from 1975-2023, for the first time on 5LP, 3CD and digitally. A 12-track version is also available on clear and black 1LP.
