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Sexy Ida (Part 1) · Ike & Tina Turner
Best Of / Proud Mary
℗ 1974 Capitol Records, LLC
Released on: 1991-01-01
Producer: Claude Williams
Producer: Gerhard Augustin
Producer: Ike Turner
Composer Lyricist: Tina Turner
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This is the B-side of Ike & Tina Turner's 1974 single, "Sexy Ida (Pt. 1)". The original song peaked at #65 on the Billboard Hot 100, #51 on the UK Singles chart, and #29 on the Billboard Soul/R&B; chart. The A-side charted on the three aformentioned charts, the B-side made the Cash Box Top 100, where it spent 10 weeks on that chart and peaked at #67. This comes from the original vinyl 45.
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As husband and wife, Ike & Tina Turner headed up one of the most potent live acts on the R&B; circuit during the '60s and early '70s. Guitarist and bandleader Ike kept his ensemble tight and well-drilled while throwing in his own distinctively twangy plucking; lead vocalist Tina was a ferocious whirlwind of power and energy, a raw sexual dynamo who was impossible to contain when she hit the stage, leading some critics to call her the first female singer to embody the true spirit of rock & roll. In their prime, the Ike & Tina Turner Revue specialized in a hard-driving, funked-up hybrid of soul and rock that, in its best moments, rose to a visceral frenzy that few R&B; acts of any era could hope to match. Effusively praised by white rock luminaries like the Rolling Stones and Janis Joplin, Tina was unquestionably the star of the show, with a hugely powerful, raspy voice that ranks among the all-time soul greats. For all their concert presence, the Turners sometimes had problems translating their strong points to record; they cut singles for an endless succession of large and small independent labels throughout their career, and suffered from a shortage of the strong original material that artists with more stable homes (Motown, Atlantic, Stax, etc.) often enjoyed. The couple's well-documented marital difficulties (a mild way of describing Ike's violent, drug-fueled cruelty) eventually dissolved their partnership in the mid-'70s. Tina, of course, went on to become an icon and a symbol of survival after the resurgence of her solo career in the '80s, but it was the years she spent with Ike that made the purely musical part of her legend.
Izear Luster "Ike" Turner, Jr. was born in Clarksdale, MS, in 1931; initially a pianist, he formed his first band in high school and put together the Kings of Rhythm in the late '40s. In 1951, that group cut the pivotal "Rocket 88," a tune often pinpointed as the first ever rock & roll record; however, since sax player Jackie Brenston took the vocal, the song was credited to Brenston & His Delta Cats rather than Turner & the Kings of Rhythm. Not long after, Turner switched from piano to guitar, and he and his band became a prolific session outfit in Memphis, backing various Sun artists and bluesmen during the early '50s. Turner moved the Kings of Rhythm to East St. Louis in the mid-'50s, where they became kingpins of the local R&B; circuit. In 1956, he met a teenage, gospel-trained singer from Nutbush, TN, named Anna Mae Bullock, and promised her a chance to sing with his band. That chance kept failing to materialize, until one night Bullock simply grabbed the microphone and started belting. Impressed, Turner made her a part of his revue, changing her name to Tina. After Tina became pregnant by the band's saxophonist, Raymond Hill, she moved into Turner's house, an arrangement that led to their own relationship; the two were married in 1958 and soon had a child of their own.
In late 1959, Turner's band entered the studio to cut a song called "A Fool in Love" for the Sue Records label. The scheduled male vocalist failed to show up for the session, and Tina was pressed into service. Released in 1960, "A Fool in Love" shot to the number two spot on the R&B; charts, also making the pop Top 30. Tina was now clearly the focal point of the act, which Turner rechristened the Ike & Tina Turner Revue; with a large, horn-filled ensemble and a group of leggy backup singers dubbed the Ikettes (who complemented Tina's short-skirted, uninhibited gyrating), the Revue eventually developed a reputation for putting on one of the most exciting live shows in R&B.; The R&B-chart; hits came fast and furious during the early '60s: 1961's "I Idolize You" (number five) and "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" (number two), 1962's "Poor Fool" (number four) and "Tra La La La La" (number nine). It was an impressive run, but the well went dry over the next several years; Ike supplied much of the band's original material, and although he was responsible for many of the early successes, he simply wasn't a world-class songwriter who could deliver hit-caliber tunes with regularity. Much of the Revue's repertoire consisted of bluesy, chitlin circuit R&B; that wasn't exceptionally memorable. Ike & Tina branched out from Sue Records and spent the next few years issuing records on additional labels, including Kent, Modern, and Loma. While they had some undeniable high points and several chart entries, none reached the level of their initial run of Top Ten hits. [Read the rest of the bio at http://www.starpulse.com/Music/Ike_&_Tina_Turner/Biography/]
~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
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Tina Turner
Tina Turner (born November 26, 1939), née Anna Mae Bullock, is a singer, dancer, actress, and author, whose career has spanned more than half a century, earning her widespread recognition and numerous awards. Born and raised in the Southeastern United States, she is now a Swiss citizen.
She began her musical career in the mid-1950s as a featured singer with Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm, first recording in 1958 under the name "Little Ann". Her introduction to the public as Tina Turner began in 1960 as a member of the Ike & Tina Turner Revue. Success followed with a string of notable hits credited to the duo, including "A Fool in Love", "River Deep – Mountain High" (1966), "Proud Mary" (1971) and "Nutbush City Limits" (1973), a song which she herself wrote. In her autobiography, I, Tina, she revealed several instances of severe domestic abuse against her by Ike Turner prior to their 1976 split and subsequent 1978 divorce. Raised as a Baptist, she melded her faith with Buddhism in 1971, crediting the religion and its spiritual chant of Nam Myoho Renge Kyo for helping her to endure during difficult times.
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Tina Turner
ALBUMS
- Love Within Beyond released: 2014
- Love Songs released: 2014
- The Platinum Collection released: 2009
- Evergreens released: 2007
- All the Best: The Hits released: 2005
- Soul Deep released: 2004
- All the Best released: 2004
- One Last Time Live in Concert released: 2001
- Twenty Four Seven released: 1999
- Tina Turner Goes Country released: 1999
- Gold (live in London 1996) released: 1996
- Wildest Dreams released: 1996
- Selection of Tina Turner released: 1995
- The Magic Collection released: 1994
- The Collected Recordings: 60s to 90s released: 1994
- Greatest Hits released: 1994
- Good Hearted Woman released: 1993
- Acid Queen released: 1993
- What's Love Got to Do With It released: 1993
- Simply the Best released: 1991
- Foreign Affair released: 1989
- Tina Live in Europe released: 1988
- Break Every Rule released: 1986
- Private Dancer released: 1984
- Love Explosion released: 1979
- Rough released: 1978
- Acid Queen released: 1975
- Tina Turner Sings Country released: 1973
- 1985-12-28: Live in Tokyo released:
- 15 Greatest Hits released:
- Tina Live released:
- Unlimited Rock released:
- Tina! released:
- Stand by Your Man released:
- Country My Way released:
- Soul Deep released:
- Live & Alive released:
- Greatest Hits' 2000 released:
- All That Glitters released:
- Tina Turner: The Country Side Of released:
- Collection 2000 released:
- Keeps on Rockin' released:
Love Songs
Released 2014- The Best
- I Dont 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
All the Best: The Hits
Released 2005- I Don't Wanna Fight
- What's Love Got to Do With It
- Proud Mary
- Open Arms
- Private Dancer
- The Best
- Better Be Good to You
- Let's Stay Together
- Nutbush City Limits
- Missing You
- Complicated Disaster
- It's Only Love
- Look Me in the Heart
- On Silent Wings
- Two People
- Typical Male
- We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)
- What You Get Is What You See
One Last Time Live in Concert
Released 2001- I Want to Take You Higher
- Absolutely Nothing's Changed
- Fool in Love
- Acid Queen
- River Deep - Mountain High
- We Don't Need Another Hero
- Better Be Good to Me
- Private Dancer
- Let's Stay Together
- What's Love Got to Do With It
- When the Heartache Is Over
- Baby I'm a Star (feat. Stacey Campbell & Lisa Fisher)
- Help
- Whatever You Need
- Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay
- Try a Little Tenderness
- I Heard It Through the Grapevine
- Addicted to Love
- Simply the Best
- Proud Mary
- Nutbush City Limits
- Twenty Four Seven
The Collected Recordings: 60s to 90s
Released 1994- 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 Limits
- Sexy Ida, Part I
- Sexy Ida, Part II
- It Ain't Right (Lovin' to Be Lovin')
Good Hearted Woman
Released 1993- Good Hearted Woman
- Stand by Your Man
- Soul Deep
- Ain't Nobody's Business
- Lovin' Him Was Easier
- We Had It All
- Funky Mule
- It Sho' Ain't Me
- If This Is Our Last Time
- It's Crazy Baby
- You're So Fine
- Lay It Down
- Am I a Fool in Love
- Freedom to Stay
- If It's All Right With You
- You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man
Simply the Best
Released 1991- 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
- Steamy Windows
- Typical Male
- We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)
- Private Dancer
- Look Me in the Heart
- It Takes Two
- I Want You Near Me
- Way of the World
- Love Thing
Tina Live
- 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
- Let's Stay Together
- Jumping Jack Flash
- It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (But I Like It)
- Golden Eye
- Addicted to Love
- Simply the Best
- Proud Mary
- Nutbush City Limits
Tina!
- Steamy Windows
- River Deep-Mountain High
- Better Be Good to Me
- The Acid Queen
- What You Get Is What You See
- What's Love Got to Do With It
- Private Dancer (single edit)
- We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)
- I Don't Wanna Fight (single edit)
- Goldeneye
- Let's Stay Together (live)
- I Can't Stand the Rain (live)
- Addicted to Love (live)
- The Best
- Proud Mary
- Nutbush City Limits
- It Would Be a Crime
- I'm Ready
Greatest Hits' 2000
- When the Heartache Is Over
- We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)
- Let's Stay Together
- Talk to My Heart
- Private Dancer
- What's Love Got to Do With It
- With Out You
- It Takes Two
- The Best
- I Will Be There
- Golden Eye
- I Don't Wanna Lose You
- Tove Thing
- Way of the World
- Easy as Life
- Steamy Windows
- Proud Mary
Tina Turner: The Country Side Of
- Good Hearted Woman
- Stand by Your Man
- Soul Deep
- Ain't Nobody's Business
- Lovin' Him Was Easier
- We Had It All
- Funky Mule
- It Sho Ain't Me
- If This Is Our Last Time
- It's Crazy Baby
- You're So Fine
- Lay It Down
- Am I a Fool in Love
- Freedom to Stay
- If It's All Right With You
- You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man
Collection 2000
- Golden Eye
- Private Dancer
- When the Heartache Is Over
- The Best
- Easy as Life
- We Don't Need Another Hero
- Why Must We Wait Until Tonight?
- Rock Me Baby
- Be Tender With Me Baby
- What's Love Got to Do With It
- It Takes Two
- Let's Stay Together
- I Don't Wanna Lose You
- I Can't Stand the Rain
- Addicted to Love (live)
- It's Only Love
- Cose della vita
- Falling
- Way of the World
Keeps on Rockin'
- Lay It Down
- Lovin' Him Was Easier
- Good Hearted Woman
- If This Was Our Last Time
- Stand By Your Man
- Freedom To Stay
- We Had It All
- Soul Deep
- If It's Alright With You
- You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man)
- Medley: Lay It Down / Loving Him Was Easier
- Medley: Soul Deep / You Ain't Woman Enough (To Take My Man)
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Sexy Ida (Part 1)
Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Sexy Ida (Part 1) · Ike & Tina Turner Best Of / Proud Mary ℗ 1974 Capitol Records, LLC Released on: 1991-01-01 Producer: Claude Williams Producer: Gerhard Augustin Producer: Ike Turner Composer Lyricist: Tina Turner Auto-generated by YouTube.
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Ike & Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Part 2) (from vinyl 45) (1974)
This is the B-side of Ike & Tina Turner's 1974 single, "Sexy Ida (Pt. 1)". The original song peaked at #65 on the Billboard Hot 100, #51 on the UK Singles chart, and #29 on the Billboard Soul/R&B; chart. The A-side charted on the three aformentioned charts, the B-side made the Cash Box Top 100, where it spent 10 weeks on that chart and peaked at #67. This comes from the original vinyl 45.
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Ike and Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Don Kirschner's Rock Concert)
As husband and wife, Ike & Tina Turner headed up one of the most potent live acts on the R&B; circuit during the '60s and early '70s. Guitarist and bandleader Ike kept his ensemble tight and well-drilled while throwing in his own distinctively twangy plucking; lead vocalist Tina was a ferocious whirlwind of power and energy, a raw sexual dynamo who was impossible to contain when she hit the stage, leading some critics to call her the first female singer to embody the true spirit of rock & roll. In their prime, the Ike & Tina Turner Revue specialized in a hard-driving, funked-up hybrid of soul and rock that, in its best moments, rose to a visceral frenzy that few R&B; acts of any era could hope to match. Effusively praised by white rock luminaries like the Rolling Stones and Janis Joplin, Tin...
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Released on: 1991-01-01
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Sexy Ida (Part 1) · Ike & Tina Turner
Best Of / Proud Mary
℗ 1974 Capitol Records, LLC
Released on: 1991-01-01
Producer: Claude Williams
Producer: Gerhard Augustin
Producer: Ike Turner
Composer Lyricist: Tina Turner
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Sexy Ida (Part 1) · Ike & Tina Turner
Best Of / Proud Mary
℗ 1974 Capitol Records, LLC
Released on: 1991-01-01
Producer: Claude Williams
Producer: Gerhard Augustin
Producer: Ike Turner
Composer Lyricist: Tina Turner
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Ike & Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Part 2) (from vinyl 45) (1974)
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This is the B-side of Ike & Tina Turner's 1974 single, "Sexy Ida (Pt. 1)". The original song peaked at #65 on the Billboard Hot 100, #51 on the UK Singles chart...
This is the B-side of Ike & Tina Turner's 1974 single, "Sexy Ida (Pt. 1)". The original song peaked at #65 on the Billboard Hot 100, #51 on the UK Singles chart, and #29 on the Billboard Soul/R&B; chart. The A-side charted on the three aformentioned charts, the B-side made the Cash Box Top 100, where it spent 10 weeks on that chart and peaked at #67. This comes from the original vinyl 45.
https://wn.com/Ike_Tina_Turner_Sexy_Ida_(Part_2)_(From_Vinyl_45)_(1974)
This is the B-side of Ike & Tina Turner's 1974 single, "Sexy Ida (Pt. 1)". The original song peaked at #65 on the Billboard Hot 100, #51 on the UK Singles chart, and #29 on the Billboard Soul/R&B; chart. The A-side charted on the three aformentioned charts, the B-side made the Cash Box Top 100, where it spent 10 weeks on that chart and peaked at #67. This comes from the original vinyl 45.
- published: 18 Jul 2019
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Ike and Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Don Kirschner's Rock Concert)
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As husband and wife, Ike & Tina Turner headed up one of the most potent live acts on the R&B; circuit during the '60s and early '70s. Guitarist and bandleader Ik...
As husband and wife, Ike & Tina Turner headed up one of the most potent live acts on the R&B; circuit during the '60s and early '70s. Guitarist and bandleader Ike kept his ensemble tight and well-drilled while throwing in his own distinctively twangy plucking; lead vocalist Tina was a ferocious whirlwind of power and energy, a raw sexual dynamo who was impossible to contain when she hit the stage, leading some critics to call her the first female singer to embody the true spirit of rock & roll. In their prime, the Ike & Tina Turner Revue specialized in a hard-driving, funked-up hybrid of soul and rock that, in its best moments, rose to a visceral frenzy that few R&B; acts of any era could hope to match. Effusively praised by white rock luminaries like the Rolling Stones and Janis Joplin, Tina was unquestionably the star of the show, with a hugely powerful, raspy voice that ranks among the all-time soul greats. For all their concert presence, the Turners sometimes had problems translating their strong points to record; they cut singles for an endless succession of large and small independent labels throughout their career, and suffered from a shortage of the strong original material that artists with more stable homes (Motown, Atlantic, Stax, etc.) often enjoyed. The couple's well-documented marital difficulties (a mild way of describing Ike's violent, drug-fueled cruelty) eventually dissolved their partnership in the mid-'70s. Tina, of course, went on to become an icon and a symbol of survival after the resurgence of her solo career in the '80s, but it was the years she spent with Ike that made the purely musical part of her legend.
Izear Luster "Ike" Turner, Jr. was born in Clarksdale, MS, in 1931; initially a pianist, he formed his first band in high school and put together the Kings of Rhythm in the late '40s. In 1951, that group cut the pivotal "Rocket 88," a tune often pinpointed as the first ever rock & roll record; however, since sax player Jackie Brenston took the vocal, the song was credited to Brenston & His Delta Cats rather than Turner & the Kings of Rhythm. Not long after, Turner switched from piano to guitar, and he and his band became a prolific session outfit in Memphis, backing various Sun artists and bluesmen during the early '50s. Turner moved the Kings of Rhythm to East St. Louis in the mid-'50s, where they became kingpins of the local R&B; circuit. In 1956, he met a teenage, gospel-trained singer from Nutbush, TN, named Anna Mae Bullock, and promised her a chance to sing with his band. That chance kept failing to materialize, until one night Bullock simply grabbed the microphone and started belting. Impressed, Turner made her a part of his revue, changing her name to Tina. After Tina became pregnant by the band's saxophonist, Raymond Hill, she moved into Turner's house, an arrangement that led to their own relationship; the two were married in 1958 and soon had a child of their own.
In late 1959, Turner's band entered the studio to cut a song called "A Fool in Love" for the Sue Records label. The scheduled male vocalist failed to show up for the session, and Tina was pressed into service. Released in 1960, "A Fool in Love" shot to the number two spot on the R&B; charts, also making the pop Top 30. Tina was now clearly the focal point of the act, which Turner rechristened the Ike & Tina Turner Revue; with a large, horn-filled ensemble and a group of leggy backup singers dubbed the Ikettes (who complemented Tina's short-skirted, uninhibited gyrating), the Revue eventually developed a reputation for putting on one of the most exciting live shows in R&B.; The R&B-chart; hits came fast and furious during the early '60s: 1961's "I Idolize You" (number five) and "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" (number two), 1962's "Poor Fool" (number four) and "Tra La La La La" (number nine). It was an impressive run, but the well went dry over the next several years; Ike supplied much of the band's original material, and although he was responsible for many of the early successes, he simply wasn't a world-class songwriter who could deliver hit-caliber tunes with regularity. Much of the Revue's repertoire consisted of bluesy, chitlin circuit R&B; that wasn't exceptionally memorable. Ike & Tina branched out from Sue Records and spent the next few years issuing records on additional labels, including Kent, Modern, and Loma. While they had some undeniable high points and several chart entries, none reached the level of their initial run of Top Ten hits. [Read the rest of the bio at http://www.starpulse.com/Music/Ike_&_Tina_Turner/Biography/]
~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads among multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: http://john1948.wikifoundry.com/page/John1948%27s+Youtube+Index
https://wn.com/Ike_And_Tina_Turner_Sexy_Ida_(Don_Kirschner's_Rock_Concert)
As husband and wife, Ike & Tina Turner headed up one of the most potent live acts on the R&B; circuit during the '60s and early '70s. Guitarist and bandleader Ike kept his ensemble tight and well-drilled while throwing in his own distinctively twangy plucking; lead vocalist Tina was a ferocious whirlwind of power and energy, a raw sexual dynamo who was impossible to contain when she hit the stage, leading some critics to call her the first female singer to embody the true spirit of rock & roll. In their prime, the Ike & Tina Turner Revue specialized in a hard-driving, funked-up hybrid of soul and rock that, in its best moments, rose to a visceral frenzy that few R&B; acts of any era could hope to match. Effusively praised by white rock luminaries like the Rolling Stones and Janis Joplin, Tina was unquestionably the star of the show, with a hugely powerful, raspy voice that ranks among the all-time soul greats. For all their concert presence, the Turners sometimes had problems translating their strong points to record; they cut singles for an endless succession of large and small independent labels throughout their career, and suffered from a shortage of the strong original material that artists with more stable homes (Motown, Atlantic, Stax, etc.) often enjoyed. The couple's well-documented marital difficulties (a mild way of describing Ike's violent, drug-fueled cruelty) eventually dissolved their partnership in the mid-'70s. Tina, of course, went on to become an icon and a symbol of survival after the resurgence of her solo career in the '80s, but it was the years she spent with Ike that made the purely musical part of her legend.
Izear Luster "Ike" Turner, Jr. was born in Clarksdale, MS, in 1931; initially a pianist, he formed his first band in high school and put together the Kings of Rhythm in the late '40s. In 1951, that group cut the pivotal "Rocket 88," a tune often pinpointed as the first ever rock & roll record; however, since sax player Jackie Brenston took the vocal, the song was credited to Brenston & His Delta Cats rather than Turner & the Kings of Rhythm. Not long after, Turner switched from piano to guitar, and he and his band became a prolific session outfit in Memphis, backing various Sun artists and bluesmen during the early '50s. Turner moved the Kings of Rhythm to East St. Louis in the mid-'50s, where they became kingpins of the local R&B; circuit. In 1956, he met a teenage, gospel-trained singer from Nutbush, TN, named Anna Mae Bullock, and promised her a chance to sing with his band. That chance kept failing to materialize, until one night Bullock simply grabbed the microphone and started belting. Impressed, Turner made her a part of his revue, changing her name to Tina. After Tina became pregnant by the band's saxophonist, Raymond Hill, she moved into Turner's house, an arrangement that led to their own relationship; the two were married in 1958 and soon had a child of their own.
In late 1959, Turner's band entered the studio to cut a song called "A Fool in Love" for the Sue Records label. The scheduled male vocalist failed to show up for the session, and Tina was pressed into service. Released in 1960, "A Fool in Love" shot to the number two spot on the R&B; charts, also making the pop Top 30. Tina was now clearly the focal point of the act, which Turner rechristened the Ike & Tina Turner Revue; with a large, horn-filled ensemble and a group of leggy backup singers dubbed the Ikettes (who complemented Tina's short-skirted, uninhibited gyrating), the Revue eventually developed a reputation for putting on one of the most exciting live shows in R&B.; The R&B-chart; hits came fast and furious during the early '60s: 1961's "I Idolize You" (number five) and "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" (number two), 1962's "Poor Fool" (number four) and "Tra La La La La" (number nine). It was an impressive run, but the well went dry over the next several years; Ike supplied much of the band's original material, and although he was responsible for many of the early successes, he simply wasn't a world-class songwriter who could deliver hit-caliber tunes with regularity. Much of the Revue's repertoire consisted of bluesy, chitlin circuit R&B; that wasn't exceptionally memorable. Ike & Tina branched out from Sue Records and spent the next few years issuing records on additional labels, including Kent, Modern, and Loma. While they had some undeniable high points and several chart entries, none reached the level of their initial run of Top Ten hits. [Read the rest of the bio at http://www.starpulse.com/Music/Ike_&_Tina_Turner/Biography/]
~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
PLEASE NOTE: I divided my uploads among multiple channels, Bookmark this link in your browser for instant access to an index with links to all of John1948's oldies classics. LINK: http://john1948.wikifoundry.com/page/John1948%27s+Youtube+Index
- published: 14 Nov 2014
- views: 5952
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Sexy Ida (Part 1) · Ike & Tina Turner
Best Of / Proud Mary
℗ 1974 Capitol Records, LLC
Released on: 1991-01-01
Producer: Claude Williams
Producer: Gerhard Augustin
Producer: Ike Turner
Composer Lyricist: Tina Turner
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Ike & Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Part 2) (from vinyl 45) (1974)
This is the B-side of Ike & Tina Turner's 1974 single, "Sexy Ida (Pt. 1)". The original so...
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Ike & Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Part 2) (from vinyl 45) (1974)
Ike & Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Part 2) (from vinyl 45) (1974)
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This is the B-side of Ike & Tina Turner's 1974 single, "Sexy Ida (Pt. 1)". The original song peaked at #65 on the Billboard Hot 100, #51 on the UK Singles chart, and #29 on the Billboard Soul/R&B; chart. The A-side charted on the three aformentioned charts, the B-side made the Cash Box Top 100, where it spent 10 weeks on that chart and peaked at #67. This comes from the original vinyl 45.
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Ike and Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Don Kirschner's Rock Concert)
As husband and wife, Ike & Tina Turner headed up one of the most potent live acts on the R...
published: 14 Nov 2014
Ike and Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Don Kirschner's Rock Concert)
Ike and Tina Turner - Sexy Ida (Don Kirschner's Rock Concert)
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As husband and wife, Ike & Tina Turner headed up one of the most potent live acts on the R&B; circuit during the '60s and early '70s. Guitarist and bandleader Ike kept his ensemble tight and well-drilled while throwing in his own distinctively twangy plucking; lead vocalist Tina was a ferocious whirlwind of power and energy, a raw sexual dynamo who was impossible to contain when she hit the stage, leading some critics to call her the first female singer to embody the true spirit of rock & roll. In their prime, the Ike & Tina Turner Revue specialized in a hard-driving, funked-up hybrid of soul and rock that, in its best moments, rose to a visceral frenzy that few R&B; acts of any era could hope to match. Effusively praised by white rock luminaries like the Rolling Stones and Janis Joplin, Tina was unquestionably the star of the show, with a hugely powerful, raspy voice that ranks among the all-time soul greats. For all their concert presence, the Turners sometimes had problems translating their strong points to record; they cut singles for an endless succession of large and small independent labels throughout their career, and suffered from a shortage of the strong original material that artists with more stable homes (Motown, Atlantic, Stax, etc.) often enjoyed. The couple's well-documented marital difficulties (a mild way of describing Ike's violent, drug-fueled cruelty) eventually dissolved their partnership in the mid-'70s. Tina, of course, went on to become an icon and a symbol of survival after the resurgence of her solo career in the '80s, but it was the years she spent with Ike that made the purely musical part of her legend.
Izear Luster "Ike" Turner, Jr. was born in Clarksdale, MS, in 1931; initially a pianist, he formed his first band in high school and put together the Kings of Rhythm in the late '40s. In 1951, that group cut the pivotal "Rocket 88," a tune often pinpointed as the first ever rock & roll record; however, since sax player Jackie Brenston took the vocal, the song was credited to Brenston & His Delta Cats rather than Turner & the Kings of Rhythm. Not long after, Turner switched from piano to guitar, and he and his band became a prolific session outfit in Memphis, backing various Sun artists and bluesmen during the early '50s. Turner moved the Kings of Rhythm to East St. Louis in the mid-'50s, where they became kingpins of the local R&B; circuit. In 1956, he met a teenage, gospel-trained singer from Nutbush, TN, named Anna Mae Bullock, and promised her a chance to sing with his band. That chance kept failing to materialize, until one night Bullock simply grabbed the microphone and started belting. Impressed, Turner made her a part of his revue, changing her name to Tina. After Tina became pregnant by the band's saxophonist, Raymond Hill, she moved into Turner's house, an arrangement that led to their own relationship; the two were married in 1958 and soon had a child of their own.
In late 1959, Turner's band entered the studio to cut a song called "A Fool in Love" for the Sue Records label. The scheduled male vocalist failed to show up for the session, and Tina was pressed into service. Released in 1960, "A Fool in Love" shot to the number two spot on the R&B; charts, also making the pop Top 30. Tina was now clearly the focal point of the act, which Turner rechristened the Ike & Tina Turner Revue; with a large, horn-filled ensemble and a group of leggy backup singers dubbed the Ikettes (who complemented Tina's short-skirted, uninhibited gyrating), the Revue eventually developed a reputation for putting on one of the most exciting live shows in R&B.; The R&B-chart; hits came fast and furious during the early '60s: 1961's "I Idolize You" (number five) and "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" (number two), 1962's "Poor Fool" (number four) and "Tra La La La La" (number nine). It was an impressive run, but the well went dry over the next several years; Ike supplied much of the band's original material, and although he was responsible for many of the early successes, he simply wasn't a world-class songwriter who could deliver hit-caliber tunes with regularity. Much of the Revue's repertoire consisted of bluesy, chitlin circuit R&B; that wasn't exceptionally memorable. Ike & Tina branched out from Sue Records and spent the next few years issuing records on additional labels, including Kent, Modern, and Loma. While they had some undeniable high points and several chart entries, none reached the level of their initial run of Top Ten hits. [Read the rest of the bio at http://www.starpulse.com/Music/Ike_&_Tina_Turner/Biography/]
~ Steve Huey, All Music Guide
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Tina Turner
Tina Turner (born November 26, 1939), née Anna Mae Bullock, is a singer, dancer, actress, and author, whose career has spanned more than half a century, earning her widespread recognition and numerous awards. Born and raised in the Southeastern United States, she is now a Swiss citizen.
She began her musical career in the mid-1950s as a featured singer with Ike Turner's Kings of Rhythm, first recording in 1958 under the name "Little Ann". Her introduction to the public as Tina Turner began in 1960 as a member of the Ike & Tina Turner Revue. Success followed with a string of notable hits credited to the duo, including "A Fool in Love", "River Deep – Mountain High" (1966), "Proud Mary" (1971) and "Nutbush City Limits" (1973), a song which she herself wrote. In her autobiography, I, Tina, she revealed several instances of severe domestic abuse against her by Ike Turner prior to their 1976 split and subsequent 1978 divorce. Raised as a Baptist, she melded her faith with Buddhism in 1971, crediting the religion and its spiritual chant of Nam Myoho Renge Kyo for helping her to endure during difficult times.
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Easy As Life
Lyrics Directory Tina Turner lyrics Tina Turner EASY AS LIFE lyrics
Featuring Angelique Kidjo
(E. John, T. Rice)
Producer: Jean Hebrail
Album: Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida (99)
This is the moment when the gods expect me
To beg for help but I won't even try
I want nothing in this world but myself to protect me
But I won't lie down, roll over and die
All I have to do is to forget how much I love him
All I have to do is put my longing to one side
Tell myself that love's an ever-changing situation
Passion would have cooled and all the magic would have died
It's easy, it's easy
Until I think about him as he was when I last saw him
And how he would have been were I to be with him today
Tender in his manner and myself consolation
All I ever wanted and I'm throwing it away
It's easy, it's easy as life
All I have to do is to pretend I never knew him
On those very rare occasions when he steals into my heart
Better to have lost him when the ties were barely binding
Better the content of the familiar kind of start
It's easy, it's easy
And though I'll think about him until the earth draws in around me
And though I choose to leave him for another kind of love
This is no denial, no betrayal, but redemption
Redeemed in my allies and in the pantheon above
It's easy, it's easy, it's easy