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River Deep, Mountain High

by: Ike & Tina Turner, Ike Turner, Tina Turner

Release Date March 14, 1991
produced by phil spector need i say anymore love phil spector the wall of sound this album flopped in america but in britain it was successful see britain knows talent when it sees it!! tracks that i love on here are of course river deep mountain high,everyday i have to cry,fool in love,save the last dance for me the whole album is fab too be honest though but there the ones that stand out for me the sound quality isant the best but thats the whole idea to have that old sound it was made in the 60s classic buy it!!

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Funkier Than A Mosquito's Tweeter

by: Ike & Tina Turner

Release Date June 24, 2002
This is an antidote to the rather formulaic Tina Turner of the 80's and 90's. The sound of Ike's dirty guitar drives the music along with Tina wailing away - superb soul singing.

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The Very Best of Ike and Tina Turner

by: Ike Turner & Tina

Release Date April 09, 2001
This is an antidote to the rather formulaic Tina Turner of the 80's and 90's. The sound of Ike's dirty guitar drives the music along with Tina wailing away - superb soul singing.

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Greatest Hits

by: Ike & Tina Turner

Release Date January 13, 2008
This is an antidote to the rather formulaic Tina Turner of the 80's and 90's. The sound of Ike's dirty guitar drives the music along with Tina wailing away - superb soul singing.

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Don't Play Me Cheap / It's Gonna Work Out

by: Ike Turner & Tina

Release Date June 28, 2004
There are many inexpensive Ike & Tina compilations on the market but until recently they had always dated from a slightly later period than their Sue labels recordings, which Stateside have now released, almost in full, on this and its companion, The Soul Of Ike And Tina Turner/Dynamite. Apart from a few singles, most are appearing on CD for the first time.
These two albums were released by Sue in 1963, by which time they had effectively left the label, having stockpiled a great deal of material over the previous two years despite touring for 22 of the 24 months.
Don't Play Me Cheap, named after the only single taken from the album, has a sound that is distinct from the two earlier albums, with more prominent horns, flutes and strings. ... Read More:

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PROUD MARY THE BEST OF

by: IKE & TINA TURNER

Release Date
There are many inexpensive Ike & Tina compilations on the market but until recently they had always dated from a slightly later period than their Sue labels recordings, which Stateside have now released, almost in full, on this and its companion, The Soul Of Ike And Tina Turner/Dynamite. Apart from a few singles, most are appearing on CD for the first time.
These two albums were released by Sue in 1963, by which time they had effectively left the label, having stockpiled a great deal of material over the previous two years despite touring for 22 of the 24 months.
Don't Play Me Cheap, named after the only single taken from the album, has a sound that is distinct from the two earlier albums, with more prominent horns, flutes and strings. ... Read More:

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Here and Now

by: Ike Turner

Release Date May 22, 2001
I heard Ike promoting this CD on the Jonny Walker program, with excepts of Rocket 88. It just stuck with me. Finally got hold of a copy through Amason. Fully worth it, Ike is much underated, it's great Rock and Roll. It's absolutly great for driving music on the motorway. Some of the tracks are a bit the same, not every one a classic. But it stays in my car is always in the top 5 rotation.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Risin' with the Blues

by: Ike Turner

Release Date September 12, 2006
'Risin' With The Blues' forges variations on Blues/Jazz/Funk/Soul/Gospel giving you a musical fusion and clarity of musicianship seldom heard on CD and is definitely one of the outstanding cuts of 2006!

The 'King Of Rhythm' Ike Turner is back... make no mistake and 'Risin' With The Blues' signals a dramatic return to form for one of the founding forces of rock 'n' roll! An hilariously funky 'Gimme Back My Wig' precedes Louis Jordan's jump blues hit 'Caldonia' which inspired Turner in his youth! Ken Frizelle's harp lends itself admirably on the raunchy 'Tease Me' and a rendition of Fats Domino's standard 'Goin' Home Tomorrow' easies you into some great guitar work by Lenny Rankins on 'Jazzy Fuzzy'. His fabulously funky 'I Don't Want Nobody' precedes ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Rhythm Rockin' Blues

by: Ike Turner

Release Date September 25, 1995
'Risin' With The Blues' forges variations on Blues/Jazz/Funk/Soul/Gospel giving you a musical fusion and clarity of musicianship seldom heard on CD and is definitely one of the outstanding cuts of 2006!

The 'King Of Rhythm' Ike Turner is back... make no mistake and 'Risin' With The Blues' signals a dramatic return to form for one of the founding forces of rock 'n' roll! An hilariously funky 'Gimme Back My Wig' precedes Louis Jordan's jump blues hit 'Caldonia' which inspired Turner in his youth! Ken Frizelle's harp lends itself admirably on the raunchy 'Tease Me' and a rendition of Fats Domino's standard 'Goin' Home Tomorrow' easies you into some great guitar work by Lenny Rankins on 'Jazzy Fuzzy'. His fabulously funky 'I Don't Want Nobody' precedes ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Nutbush City Limits/Feel Good

by: Ike Turner & Tina

Release Date September 18, 2006
'Risin' With The Blues' forges variations on Blues/Jazz/Funk/Soul/Gospel giving you a musical fusion and clarity of musicianship seldom heard on CD and is definitely one of the outstanding cuts of 2006!

The 'King Of Rhythm' Ike Turner is back... make no mistake and 'Risin' With The Blues' signals a dramatic return to form for one of the founding forces of rock 'n' roll! An hilariously funky 'Gimme Back My Wig' precedes Louis Jordan's jump blues hit 'Caldonia' which inspired Turner in his youth! Ken Frizelle's harp lends itself admirably on the raunchy 'Tease Me' and a rendition of Fats Domino's standard 'Goin' Home Tomorrow' easies you into some great guitar work by Lenny Rankins on 'Jazzy Fuzzy'. His fabulously funky 'I Don't Want Nobody' precedes ... Read More: