Only Tina Turner can get... Springsteen...Stevie Wonder and Little Richard to be HER backup band....

@carmensandiego7749

Жыл бұрын

Only Paul Schaefer can do it.

@davekowalewski4493

Жыл бұрын

TT is all class

@thaitom449

Жыл бұрын

Even if Tina was the only one in tune

@MrRikkiRocket

Жыл бұрын

And Paul Simon staring jealousy in the audience 0:51

@secondratebaker

Жыл бұрын

And Paul Simon to look all snotty and pissy :)

When your voice sounds exactly like the recording. AMAZING TINA

@betterthanemril988

3 жыл бұрын

Not only that but 23 years after the original recording too

@samanthagrantpopsoulrbdoow115

3 жыл бұрын

yeah it sounds just like the recording

@brunoferreira4628

3 жыл бұрын

She is only Tina Freaking Turner!

@drewjacobs1990

3 жыл бұрын

Much clear than the original ! Beacuse of her vocal chords are in the different position and her nose job has some of her original tone was had a raspy range

@dollydiamond426

2 жыл бұрын

First of all, her vocal tone changed between 1966 and 1989; it became twangy. Secondly, she shouted some lines in the original version (such as "And it gets stronger").

Some people were born to sing. She was born to sing. What a voice. What a performer. A hero for the ages. Rest in peace lovely lady.

@memoriesmarmymind...5587

11 ай бұрын

More than that. She was born to change people's lives.

@vladimirromero2427

7 ай бұрын

When she born, the angel of the sing entered in your soul, really haven't the adequate adjectives for qualify to her, but to me she is unique, eternal, and unforgettable.

@vladimirromero2427

6 ай бұрын

Agree from the most sacred place of my soul, but the most important from Tina, is that her, after being abused and humiliated for the father of your son, she had the capacity of in middle of the night, without money, only with a gasoline card, left the past behind and without remorse and regret, open the new door of the life, and with hard sacrifice, discipline and responsibility get to convert in an eternal legend, and only can say, thank you sweet Queen, but thanks to you my life change totally and today I am a happy and realized guy, eternally thank you so much Tina.

This is my favorite Tina Turner song. Never heard a live version of it until now. She knocks it out of the park, as she always did. R.I.P.

@michaelm7116

Жыл бұрын

listen to bob seger's version from the 1970 album Mongrel. its a good one. and live

@jfc213

Жыл бұрын

XXXXXX AWSOME MINE 2

@alkholos

Жыл бұрын

I first saw this song performed live at L.A. Valley College in 1965. It was the most amazing display of energy I would ever see. R.I.P, Anna Mae!

@hummingbird4235

Жыл бұрын

Mine too 😢

@louisefleming3117

Жыл бұрын

YES she does. RIP

While so many others turned to drugs to overcome adversity, she fought for herself like a true amazing strong bad-ass woman and slayed the giants! Nothing but respect!!!!

@lynnwood3372

Жыл бұрын

her kids and survival came first

@desertrose128

Жыл бұрын

Fly Phoenix on silent wings...

@skepchica

Жыл бұрын

​@@lynnwood3372Her kids came first?

@aprilgosa5779

Жыл бұрын

@@skepchica yes she fled with all 4boys 2 she adopted that Ike Turner had by other women She had to make a stable home Ike Turner did try to get her back he would threaten to take the kids or he sent people to harras her and the kids for not coming back to him she worked not only because she loved it but it was also all she knew was singing so yes not sure what you are saying about her but she also did this to keep 4 boys fedanda roof over their heads and clothes on them but she also had a dream of her own that didn't make her a bad person or bad mom she provided for and loved and protected her 4 boys and if she wanted to be home more when she was with Ike Turner she had no say even getting married he didn't ask her all romantic probably more like this is what's happening and that's it. The first beating she got was before they married and we're just friends Ike wanted more . Well he started feeling up on her which was weird to her because she thought of him as more like a brother well he left the room and she said to a woman who worked for Ike she says I don't want to do this she knew what he was wanting and this person goes to Ike Turner tells him what she said she was still Anna Mae at this point I believe. Anywho long story short Ike comes back into the room he is pissed he says to Anna Mae what are you trying to do to me then the beating she said he used a wooden shoe stretcher the thing used to measure feet then when he's done beating her bloody and whatnot he demands . "Now Get In That Bed ." She's stunned and confused still poor girl but she has to obey now she has seen fully this side of the man she thought of as her friend so what gives anyone the right to question the statement her kids came first even after the boys were grown she financially supported the 2 she adopted Ike Turner Jr's released statement was a bit unfair I don't remember if he got on drugs In his life I forgot why but the younger one Michael Turner is in a facility where he's taken care of Jr might have been the one who said I love her I just needed to live on my own like ok it's not her fault then and if anyone is to blame for Ike Turner Jr's struggles with drugs its not Tina Turner that woman spent the last couple of years trying to deal with her own severe health struggles 1st she had a mild stroke 3 months after she married Earwin then in 2016 intestinal cancer comes knocking then her kidneys start to fail in 2017 Earwin donated his kidney to his beloved I read it got to the point where she was looking at finding a place where assisted suicide is legal and that's when Earwin steps in and said I am not losing you or not ready to lose you or let you go whatever wording he used it was beautiful. Well after the transplant she was with us 6 more years🌺I am sure she was not just ignoring her 2 other sons. Speaking of that she also lost 2 sons Craig who she had by musician Raymond Hill when she was 18 and the biological son she had with Ike Turner his name is Ronnie he died from Cancer age 62 in 2022. Craig Turner was 58 when he shot himself in the head in 2018.

@robertaallen501

Жыл бұрын

Yes!

She stepped up with a towel on her shoulder, and she sang it LIVE AND UNREHEARSED, a powerhouse version so incredible that lesser legends stood in awe! As it should be.

I think her voice was at its peak right here. There is nobody that can sing like that anymore. This was completely unrehearsed, and she nailed the vocals. Legend!

@marinetesilva5218

2 жыл бұрын

Realmente uma lenda sem igual....

@colterc4723

2 жыл бұрын

Frank, you are exactly right! Tina's voice was amazing here--truly at its peak! Honestly, this may be Tina's best live vocal performance captured on film.

@glensczielim2893

2 жыл бұрын

Christina Aguilera did

@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona

2 жыл бұрын

@@glensczielim2893 lies

@mariahwhitneycelinejanetmadona

2 жыл бұрын

@@migok1387 lol sure ok

Tina's voice is not about her lungs; it emanates from her heart and somewhere deep, deep in her soul.

@AndreinaGarban

10 ай бұрын

You can clearly see her body trembling. That's the power of her voice. All of her was an instrument of a unique and wonderful talent!

@frutosfernandezjara2702

8 ай бұрын

Cuando el alma se convierte en VOZ Tina..... siempre Tina.... LEYENDA!!❤❤❤

23 years after she recorded it. Sounds just as strong. Man, what she gave us. RIP, Ms. Tina.

To ignore Tina Turner's solo career is a disgrace. Respect her and acknowledge her immense accomplishments in the genre she help to pioneer. She is truly one of the archetypes!!!!

@phillycheez6288

3 жыл бұрын

The Hardest Working Woman in Show Business 👏🏽💪🏽🙌🏽💯The Queen of Rock n Roll period!

@pbenson56fran

2 жыл бұрын

I was looking and saying to myself such professional musicians. Just keep them the key and pop there they go. Sounds just like the cd. You are so right Creswell.

@jnid1758

2 жыл бұрын

pioneer what genre? i think to this day she's the only one who owns and can do that tina turner genre. rock n roll soul 😎

@michaelspilman5220

2 жыл бұрын

To ignore neil sedaka is a disgrace. He needs to be both respected and aknowledged by the hall for his great achievements. From Michael from Yorkshire and proud of it .

@taniamariafarismachadomach783

2 жыл бұрын

Rainha é rainha, vence tudo e todos. Congratulation Tina.

I love how Tina just casually steps to the microphone and absolutely slays a Phil Spector classic that she first recorded in the late 60’s! Tina doesn’t get enough recognufor her talent as a rock ‘n’ roll singer! A true music pioneer!

@dddddadadad1796

3 жыл бұрын

That wasn’t casual at all. You got a true sense of all the effort it took

@hunkhk

Жыл бұрын

can we aslo mention those moves - what a woman

@strnglhld

Жыл бұрын

Phil knew something about slaying, trust me!

@BolsaChicaRadio

11 ай бұрын

Indeed, Tina was absolutely astounding in this live Rock & Roll Hall of Fame appearance. HOWEVER, fact is, the first & original version, was Phil Spector's production of it in 1966 with Tina on lead vocal, with Spector's infamous trademark of the "Wall Of Sound". She & Ike Turner re-recorded their own version in late 1973, which had their very own unique & customized, thick groove of Soul/Funk/R&B brand to it. BCRadio

@mafaque2007

11 ай бұрын

That's so true. And the way the towel remained on the shoulder all thru the performance 😂

Jesus, her voice is even better here all these years later, after the original recording. That was Queen Tina. We will revere and miss you forever. ❤

She looks like someone who knew hardship and struggle and came out fighting and winning. ❤

When you look up in the night sky and notice a new star glowing brighter than all the others, rest assured it’ll be Miss Tina. Godspeed and rest well amazing lady.

@patriciawhite6178

Жыл бұрын

I will look at her star in the sky!

@maxineking5073

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful words ❤️

@Shay31288

11 ай бұрын

Well, it’s Venus for us in S. Fl rn.

Pure talent, she was 50 years at 1989. She's a legend!

@ruphaelmorenosanchez3828

2 жыл бұрын

Wow but she is much older than I thought. Still a legend

@stephaniejordan9066

2 жыл бұрын

😐

@leandrolucato

Жыл бұрын

wow

@cdparadoja

Жыл бұрын

I love you Tina, R.I.P.

@skepchica

Жыл бұрын

I always thought Patti Labelle's voice was at its most beautiful when she was in her 50s. If the voice is properly cared for, the blend of the maturity while the power is still present is when its at its apex.

It's a sad today. Her voice, her energy was amazing. While she was going through bad times in her personal life, she always gave her fans great music and high energy concerts. There never will be another Tina.❤️

@BeverleyMiller_

Жыл бұрын

Then as she has stated, regardless of her immense talent, it was a time when women in DV circumstances who removed themselves & their children, over & above ethnicity, were frowned upon as if they were not the victims🤬 I don't blame her for feeling betrayed by America after leaving that jealous monster of a man Ike...Tina worked her A** off with him & after him in a time women being submissive to a man's will!!! Whether it be personal or in business, especially still during an era where blacks treated through another setb of rules more discriminating than women in general. Unbelievable today, but when I divorced during the 70's people didn't place blame on the man bc men earning were completely out of balance...even to the point that all my credit cards were canceled then I reapplied to only be denied🤬 who did they think worked & paid those monthly pymts to gain this credit rating...NOT him...I divorced the selfish, self-centered narcissistic abuser. But those were the days of Harper Valley PTA where you were looked at as a loose woman if you dare leave your marriage. People said to me, "you had it all, why did you leave him?" Obviously, they couldn't see behind closed doors🤔 Even more so for women of color, she had no $$ & few places to turn bc her barriers were higher than mine🤨 being of color her means of shelter were fewer due to the racial discrimination being at peak. People of color could play the clubs, have overwhelming popular, but were restricted from the amenities known to other cultures🤬 women's shelters were non-existent...zero DV hot lines...even in divorce court women in general were subjected to misogynistic decisions against them!!! It's unfathomable in the world in which we live today, but we still have sexual & racist goals to achieve...improved it is,, but actually it's quite in need of equalizing big government ...

The hardest working lady in showbiz has finally left the building! Thank you for your passion and voice. Rest In Paradise to one badass lady and a TRUE QUEEN.

What a talent, I doubt any new singer could walk onto a stage and perform with a live band as good as Tina.

@oralogarro9932

3 жыл бұрын

No they can't

@AwesomeAlexAdam

3 жыл бұрын

rob51e I agree Not One They rely on in studio gimmicks to improve their voice. Tina doesn't need gimmicks Tina Turner is Divinity Personified Period

@chasetower6773

3 жыл бұрын

CardiB .... ;)

@oralogarro9932

3 жыл бұрын

@@chasetower6773 who 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@MikeB3542

3 жыл бұрын

I gotta poke you a bit...I would suggest it is less a matter of talent and more a matter of opportunity and brutally hard work. She started her career singing for Ike when she was 17...by the time "RDMH" came out she had been on the circuit for nearly ten years. What she went through to get that damn good probably wouldn't be tolerated nowadays. There are a ton of really talented musicians...vocalists, instrumentalists...out there right now, working college bars, playing church festivals and fairs. As far as the musicians who are more studio oriented, you have to listen to them with different ears...just as you watching TV and movies is different from live theater. One isn't better than the other, they are just different.

I love the jamming vibes of this performance. "We're gonna do it B flat" and he sings how the song should start. And with these simple directions, they just go for it. It's great to see how professional musicians work.

@aaronpenton3977

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, those cats are all top drawer players. And Tina's performance took it to a whole other level of awesomeness.

@RyanBlanchetteRosieYogi

Жыл бұрын

Paul Shaffer is so damn happy to have had this opportunity in this video.

@frederico802

Жыл бұрын

They are gonna do it in B flat for the QUEEN. Little Richard, Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon, Stevie Wonder! They all became backup as she took command of the stage. Thank you for this video

@TheToledoTrumpton

10 ай бұрын

@@frederico802 Pete Townsend, Keith Richards and Daryll Hall also, plus a few more. And Phil Spector was there conducting them all. You ill never hear the song backed by guitar again like that. You can see her smiling as the backing just drives the song on. She was interviewed afterwards and said it was the best.

@Lori-lp6uc

5 ай бұрын

Paul is a legend among legends❤

Tina is obviously exhausted but giving it all she's got.. Love you

It's hard to believe this song only reached #88 on the US charts, isn't it? She had some very hard years. Playing small clubs to pay bills, being a single parent, but she never, ever gave up. "It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll."

@sandyfarley260

Жыл бұрын

Yes! And a single.parent to 4 boys, only 2 of them hers! Tina is a magnificent human being!!

@moontheloon5

Жыл бұрын

My absolute favorite Tina song. She sings the hell out of it her. We will mis you Tina💙🙏

@janetrallen5537

Жыл бұрын

@@sandyfarley260 .⁸iy

@charlie-obrien

Жыл бұрын

It was a huge hit in Europe and other countries around the world. Tina was a worldwide star that could have had a complete career overseas. What a gift she shared with us all!

The best legs in showbiz...the undisputed Queen of Rock n Roll Ms Tina Turner.

@autk

Жыл бұрын

At one time insured for 3.2 million dollars

All these kids who call Taylor Swift and Nicki Minaj "Queen," they have no idea. The line of succession started here.

@donnahall2761

3 ай бұрын

Swift is not worthy!

@donnahall2761

3 ай бұрын

There will NEVER be another Queen of Rock n Roll!

@Perusalstein

25 күн бұрын

Tylar who? Nikeh who?

@jenngarri1181

18 күн бұрын

AMEN!!!

She starts slowly, almost as if she doesn't feel like it, but she ends with the bursting energy that has always distinguished her. Immense Tina. The stage was full of big names in music, but in that very moment there was only her. Rest in glory, queen of Rock'n'Roll.

God. That is SO HARD to do what she’s doing!!!!!!!!! So much respect for her here. People think it’s so easy to stand up and bring forth a beautiful sound like this.... but it’s so HARD. And ms. Turner KILLED it here

If the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame does not induct her for solo career, they should just close the doors and call it a waste of time.....

@bbradley3726

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@JC-ok7qd

3 жыл бұрын

You are kidding right?

@SmoothCinnamonX

3 жыл бұрын

She's on the ballot this year for a 2021 induction! You can go to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame website and vote every day through May 7th! She's currently just a few hundred votes behind Fela Kuti for the number one fan favorite!

@JC-ok7qd

3 жыл бұрын

@@SmoothCinnamonX What a joke. She is pop music artist whos claim to fame is getting beat up by her husband. She has as much cred as Tiffany. A real trail blazer would be Pat Benetar who kicks Tina ass. Or Boston who started a whole new sound in the space. Its why the RRHF has become a joke.

@bcflorida6301

3 жыл бұрын

@@JC-ok7qd RRHF is a joke, as are you. If you knew anything about her other than just normal hating, as you do, you would agree. No time to debate uneducated morons, just get the facts.

Incredibly vocally hard to sing live and yet she slays. Raw, magnificent talent.

R.i.p. Tina Turner.😢

No one can sing like this live ❤Sleep well Goddess it’s time to rest we thank you for your powerful voice ❤️

Tina was such a natural singer and she was absolutely talented. She was a champion and she never gave up when things got tough. Her voice and her presence make you so honoured to have shared the earth with this incredible legend. Rest peacefully Tina.💗💕

Who else discovered this video while looking for every rendition of one of the greatest songs ever, by one of the greatest singers ever, after she passed? Thank You Tina Turner and Phil Spector for 1966.

She killed it. You can feel her singing from her soul. Wow this is truly an amazing performance.

When I was young, some people (probably not rock fans?) would judge Tina T. and I had no idea. I would say that she was a hero of mine and these guys would stare at me like "you're kidding." I hope that they've grown up now and see what I saw: a large, beautiful life force giving us over and over the gift of her singing.

The Queen of Rock and Roll is gone. There will never be another Tina. RIP my Queen.

Queen Tina Turner taught Mick Jager how to dance. Shes the epitome of STRONG.💕👍💕

She hit every note! Ms. Tina was definitely one of a kind❤🙏🏽🕊

@kristinholsapple2587

8 ай бұрын

Unbelievable (not really) like you said every note! Better live than the record (dated myself saying record😂) in my opinion ...she was definitely a special woman!

@user-yy5ys8xx6l

8 ай бұрын

💥👑👠....💖💋🙏

Thank God for KZread so we can continue to bless our eyes and ears with the legendary performances....they don't make 'em like this anymore!

Everyone has issues, especially with families, but anyone who has seen her live, knows how special she was as an entertainer, & how lucky we were to see her.

Rewatching a ton of Tina Turner vids and found some new ones, but can't seem to find one I like better than this recording of River Deep Mountain High. For me now it's a celebration of her whole life in 4 minutes - she experienced so much grief and overcame so much hardship even after hitting the big time. RIP Tina Turner we love you and we miss you terribly.

@HerbertCarlisle4123

6 ай бұрын

Hello Lisa, how are you doing, how is everything over there?

Consummate Professional, never gives less than all she's got to give...the energy just transfers to everyone within earshot. Fantastic.

She killed this and you could tell they were all in awe of her, too!

I saw her solo show around this time ( 1989 or 1990 ). I've seen alot of live show from all types of artists and QUEEN TINA was the absolute best performance I have ever seen. She was in the 6 inch stilettos and about 6 different mini dresses in the 2 hour show. From the moment she ran onto the stage - she NEVER stopped dancing and making her fringe shake ! She's a true icon and has a voice that just will not quit. There will never be anyone else who can ever so Proud Mary like her. Nice and ROUGH ! I FUCKING LOVE THIS BEAUTIFUL WOMAN !

@janinejones9037

Жыл бұрын

🙏🏾🙏🏾💜💜😢😢😢

@TBoogy3

Жыл бұрын

And she was or almost was 50.

This is my favorite song Tina sang. She brought us so very many great songs and entertainment my whole life. It’s hard to even imagine life without her in it. Rip

@HerbertCarlisle4123

6 ай бұрын

Hello Linda, how are you, how is everything over there?

It's hard, so hard to believe she's gone. What a goddess!

She only gave 1,000 percent ❤

Only One Anna Mae Bullock...rightfully so, The Queen of Rock And Roll Tina Turner. There will always be an empty void in my heart. Thank You, Tina, Thank You for being a part of our lives. You will always remain the Greatest Singer of All time, second to none.

GREAT version. And 2 special little moments; 1:41 - big appreciative smile to the band , & 2:54 - stifling a yawn near the end of a long night.

RIP Tina Turner. The look on Paul Simons face... the look of someone who doesn't know the song. Tina the seasoned pro just goes right and it's do or die for the band.

@BolsaChicaRadio

11 ай бұрын

Ah, what? I HONESTLY, TRULY, KNOW, WITHOUT DOUBT Simon knew greatly of this classic song, for both he & Garfunkel came out with "The Sound Of Silence" just one year prior. Both Paul & Tina were from the same era. I think the expression we see on Simon's face here, is UTTER SHELL SHOCK on what he is STILL SEEING & STILL HEARING, 23 years later...!!! BCRadio

She is a stunningly gorgeous woman with a beautiful voice!🥰

This made the world record for the longest Little Richard ever stood still without grabbing a mic

@richardrockstar

Жыл бұрын

Because he loved her. His glee-watching is as cool as the performance.

the best filming of Tina performing. So close and personal, and Little Richard totally enraptured.

It's amazing to see Tina Turner singing river deep mountain high with Phil Spector standing there looking stoic and cryptic and then of course there is David Ruffin lead singer of the TEMPTATIONS playing the tambourine in the background as well as Little Richard as well as Stevie Wonder And so many other celebrities, unfortunately many of them are now deceased in the year 2021 Except for Stevie Wonder and Tina Turner two of the last standing living survivors.

Why do I want to cry when I hear this song? Because love is God’s gift to humanity and she is touching my heart with her gift. 👏❤️

@laucar

Жыл бұрын

same question ... wet eyes

@livingwaterswellnessproduc2800

Жыл бұрын

Right there with you brother .....

You were a Force of Nature, Ms. Turner-- so much powerful, raw talent in a beautiful package. 🩵 RIP 😔

If there is a precedent in music, then it is this recording, what a powerful singing and not only singing, appearance, charisma, emotion, spirit, and of course the vocals!!! This woman and Freddie Mercury are surely God's messengers, one and only and most powerful for all time. Rest in peace Lioness

Spring, Wonder, Richard, knew who the Queen of Rock was and is. The fact that they sang backup is so fitting. ❤❤❤

This woman was born to rule the music world !! RIP QUEEN ! Simply the best !! 😢❤🙏

A LEGEND rockin' out with other LEGENDS!! No big deal, just an impromptu live performance of one of the greatest songs recorded. (Who does that?)

Just WOW!!! 😲 Goosebumps, watery eyes, lump in the throat....all of it...she just done it all so effortlessly!! Little Richard in the back and Stevie Wonder dancing along too tho, i mean 🙀

@JackycClark

Жыл бұрын

I saw effort . She knew the moment and the talent listening . She kept going deeper into her gift and felt the whole thing . Big night for her .

This is one of the best performance of this song.

When I think of Tina Turner this is the one song I remember the most. RIP

Such a very strong delivery - she was an exceptional performer. Her gift was also a gift to us.

suddenly she shifts from epic performer, dancer, singer to bad ass rock star in this footage. what a talent.

this is insane. this could have been so bad. i was preparing for cringe. but she was a genius, and it's perfect. even little richard clapping in the back is chef's kiss.

@kristinholsapple2587

8 ай бұрын

You can definitely hear Paul Schaefer off key lol

The raw grit of rock and roll with soul behind it. She felt the song so much she broke into a dance and showed off her famous legs. Yes there can only be one and no other ❤️

And that ladies and gents is why she is the queen of rock and roll !!!rip Tina

Amazing. She always knocked it out of the park no matter what she song she performed. She did with true performance and the love of music, she didn't do it for fame. What an amazing woman to walk away from Turner abusive behaviour with nothing and take his children prior to her marriage to him and raise them. She showed us all what a woman is and we don't need men to have us accomplish anything. Thank you Tina and may you R.I.P. and be proud of what you have accomplished your music will live on for many generations to come.

Dear God, this live version is SO wonderful! No-one like Tina.

How beautiful, ALL those AMAZING people! Having funn and doing what they LOVE! Absolutely, B.E.A.U.T.I.F.U.L.!

Queen Tina and King Stevie in the same short film is a treat.

What a vocalist she was. So much soul and depth in that voice. The journey and storytelling in that voice.

And that was on the fly. She just nails it.

Just beyond freaking belief. Imagine _being_ there?

Oh Tina, you will be so missed. My Queen of Rock and Soul. My heart is heavy knowing you are gone dear lady. SA

@autk

Жыл бұрын

Rock and Roll royalty is literally dying every month, sometimes weekly, it's disturbing for a 1960 guy, my music's gone and my people are going now as well, heavy heart for sure...Rest easy Tina, we will always love you, River Deep Mountain High

She let it rip! Simply the best!

Is there a LIKE button that i can press everytime i come to listen to this.

You were simply the Best! R.I.P.😭

She was 50 years old here. Wow ❤ rip.

My God she put her heart and soul in that, I miss her so much, rest in peace lady, you were the best in my opinion!

Hell yea..this rock star takes up to another level

I can’t stop smiling

Since there’s nothing I can say re: Tina or the song that hadn’t been said, I’d like to point out the camera work. 95% of the time it’s on her. Closeups, further away, full body, etc. What a pleasure. Today, we see the audience constantly and the other musicians a good deal. Here we saw maybe 3 others a few times. And no audience. I wish today’s camera people would learn from videos like this and keep the focus on the performer.

@SilkyDanielle-

Ай бұрын

I agree* The artist is supposed to be the most focused on, and then the outstanding band musicians!

@CC-Rider

Ай бұрын

Directors as well definitely calling for them.

still playing this song Tina. thank you xx

I love this....Let's get it to at least 1 million views! RIP Queen Tina Turner👑👑

AMAZING!!

How the band fed her and she the band made this performance....PERFECT!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉

No one could sing this easy but with such strenght. Truly the best. Rest in peace, queen.

😢We will miss that heart and soul that she poured into the lyrics. She will be missed dearly.

What a beautiful woman and beautiful in so many different ways and in all ways! I've never seen any solo singer nail it like this lovely lady does. Its makes you weep, cry, sing for joy, all the above.

Wonderful Woman Wonderful Artist. Sing and Rock with Heaven as you Will . From UK 🇬🇧. Love you Tina .❤️.

This is one complex challenging orchestration!!! The Tina OWNED that tune!!!

Its only tina turner who can sing this song perfectly the rest try but she makes you fall in love with her again and again 💕

Rest in Peace, Tina. You were one of music's greatest icons with a heart of gold, one of the most powerful and expressive voices and a stage presence like nobody else. Thank you for the memories.

🎵🎵Tina Turner forever.❣💖💖👏👏😍😍

The queen of the soul and a queen of the beauty !

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Tout à fait Thierry !

Nice to see her contribution honored in the 2021 Hall of Fame. Really cool because this time on her own! Everlasting icon.

One of the greatest songs and greatest performances from mankind.

OMG what a woman. What a sublime performer!!!!!

No one will ever compare to Tina Turner No one Classic act

Wow!!!