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Tina Turner: Private Dancer Tour '85 - Tina Turner

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Some of the songs: Let's Dance Version I and Let's Dance Version II duet with DAvid Bowie, It's Only Love duet with Bryan Adams, What's Love Got to Do with It, Private Dancer, I Can't Stand the Rain and more.

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• Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.32 x 4.19 x 1.12 inches; 6.13 ounces
• Director ‏ : ‎ David Mallet
• Run time ‏ : ‎ 55 minutes
• Date First Available ‏ : ‎ January 22, 2007
• Actors ‏ : ‎ Tina Turner, David Bowie, Bryan Adams
• Studio ‏ : ‎ Zenith Productions
• ASIN ‏ : ‎ B000MUJX1A

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Private Dancer Tour (1994)

Private Dancer Tour  is an exclusive album, only available with the „Tina Live - CD & Video Double Pack“. It features exactly the same track listing as the  Private Dancer Tour  home video, originally released in 1985 and recorded at the N.E.C. in Birmingham, England on March 23, 1985. Although most of the songs were already released on the album  Live In Europe  in 1988, the tracks „I Might Have Been Queen,“  What’s Love Got To Do With It  and  Private Dancer  are exclusively available on this compact disc.

Photographer : Paul Cox Design : Mark Matsuno Producer : Terry Britten Release : 1994 Label : EMI Format : CD

• Show Some Respect (Live) 3.47
• I Might Have Been Queen (Live) 4.03
• What’s Love Got To Do With It (Live) 3.53
• I Can’t Stand The Rain (Live) 3.23
• Better Be Good To Me (Live) 6.34
• Private Dancer (Live) 6.20
• Let’s Stay Together (Live) 5.06
• Help (Live) 5.57
• It’s Only Love (Live Tina & Bryan Adams) 3:43
• Tonight (Live Tina & David Bowie) 5:22
• Let’s Dance (Live Tina & David Bowie) 5.18

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The 179-date tour encompassed Europe, North America, Australia and Asia. Turner also played a show in Budapest, the only show of the tour behind the Iron Curtain.

* For the final two performances in Japan, Tina Turner closed the show with a cover of Bruce Springsteen's "Dancing in the Dark". * During the performance at the NEC Arena in Birmingham, England (on 23 March 1985), Tina Turner was joined onstage by David Bowie to perform "Tonight" and "Let's Dance". * During the performance at the NEC Arena in Birmingham, England (on 24 March 1985), Tina Turner was joined onstage by Bryan Adams to perform "It's Only Love".

The Band Jack Bruno - Drums Timmy Cappello – Percussion,Keyboard, Saxophone and Vocals Bob Feit – Bass Jemie West-Oram – Guitar and Vocals Kenny Moore – Piano and Vocals James Ralston – Guitar and Vocals

March 1985 1 March 1985 - Basketballhalle - - Münich Germany - 11000 2 March 1985 - Jahrhunderthalle - Frankfurt - Germany 3 March 1985 - C.C.H. - Hamburg - Germany 4 March 1985 - Eissporthalle - Berlin - Germany 7 March 1985 - Boeblingen - Germany 8 March 1985 - Hallenstadion - Zürich - Switzerland - 12000 - S.O. 9 March 1985 - Karl Diehm Halle - Würzburg Germany 11 March 1985 - The Brighton Centre - Brighton UK 12 March 1985 - B.I.C. - Bournemouth - UK 14 March 1985 - Wembley Arena - London - UK - SO 15 March 1985 - Wembley Arena - London - UK - 12000 - S.O. 16 March 1985 - Wembley Arena - London - UK - 12000 - S.O. 17 March 1985 - Wembley Arena - London - UK - 12000 - S.O. 20 March 1985 - The Playhouse - Edinburgh - UK 21 March 1985 - The Apollo - Manchester UK - 3500 - S.O. 23 March 1985 - N.E.C. - Birmingham - UK - 12000 - S.O. 24 March 1985 - N.E.C. - Birmingham - UK - 12000 - S.O. 26 March 1985 - Zenith - Paris - France - 7000 - S.O. 27 March 1985 - Garnier - Lyon - France - 17000 28 March 1985 - Chapiteau - Marseilles - France 29 March 1985 - Palace Lido - Milan- Italy 31 March 1985 - Sportshalle - Klagenfurt - Germany - 5000 - S.O.

April 1985 1 April 1985 - Sportshalle - Graz - Austria - 4500 - S.O. 2 April 1985 - Sportshalle - Budapest - Hungary 3 April 1985 - Stadthalle - Vienna - Austria - 10000 4 April 1985 - Sportshalle- Linz - Austria - 6000 - S.O. 6 April 1985 - Olympiahalle - Münich - Germany - 9500 7 April 1985 - Saarlandhalle - Saarbrücken - Germany 8 April 1985 - The Ahoy - Rotterdam - The Netherlands 9 April 1985 - The Ahoy - Rotterdam The Netherlands 10 April 1985 - Forest Nationale - Brussels - Belgium 11 April 1985 - Jahrhunderthalle - Frankfurt - Germany 12 April 1985 - Jahrhunderthalle - Frankfurt - Germany 13 April 1985 - Stadthalle - Bremen - Germany 14 April 1985 - Westfalenhalle - Dortmund - Germany - 12000 15 April 1985 - Philipshalle - Düsseldorf - Germany 18 April 1985 - C.C.H. - Hamburg - Germany 19 April 1985 - Rhein-Neckar-Halle - Heidelberg - Germany 20 April 1985 - Olympiahalle - Münich - Germany - 10000 21 April 1985 - Hallenstadion - Zürich - Switzerland - 12000 - S.O. 22 April 1985 - Frankenhalle - Nürnberg - Germany - 8500 - S.O. 24 April 1985 - Deutschlandhalle - Berlin - Germany 25 April 1985 - Stadthalle - Bremen - Germany 26 April 1985 - Philipshalle - Düsseldorf - Germany 27 April 1985 - Festhalle - Frankfurt - Germany 28 April 1985 - Münsterlandhalle - Münster - Germany 30 April 1985 - Ostseehalle - Kiel - Germany - 7100 - S.O.

May 1985 1 May 1985 - Sporthalle - Cologne - Germany 3 May 1985 - Deutschlandhalle - Berlin - Germany 4 May 1985 - Niedersachsenhalle- Hannover - Germany 5 May 1985 - Aisterdorferhalle - Hamburg - Germany 7 May 1985 - Boblinger - Sporthalle - Stuttgart - Germany 8 May 1985 - Basketballhalle - Münich - Germany - 10800 9 May 1985 - St. Jakob´s Hall - Basel - Switzerland

July 1985 8 July 1985 - Memorial Stadium - St. Johns - Canada 9 July 1985 - Memorial Stadium - St. Johns - Canada 10 July 1985 - Memorial Stadium - St. Johns - Canada 11 July 1985 - Memorial Stadium - St. Johns - Canada 13 July 1985 - Live Aid - Philadelphia - USA - 100000 - S.O. 14 July 1985 - Aiken Center - Fredricton - Canada 15 July 1985 - Coliseum - Moncton - Canada - 8000 - S.O. 16 July 1985 - Metro Halifax - Canada - 10000 - S.O. 17 July 1985 - Metro - Halifax - Canada - 10000 - S.O. 19 July 1985 - Forum - Montreal- Canada 21 July 1985 - Worcester Centrum - Worcestor- USA- 12000 22 July 1985 - Worcester Centrum - Worcestor - USA - 12000 25 July 1985 - Civic Center - Providence - USA 26 July 1985 - Civic Center - Portland - USA - 8462 27 July 1985 - Civic Center - Hartfore - USA 28 July 1985 - Meadowlands - East Rutherford - USA 31 July 1985 - Spectrum - Philadelphia - USA - 3500

August 1985 1 Aug. 1985 - Madison Square Garden - NYC - USA - 17000 - S.O. 2 Aug. 1985 - Madison Square Garden - NYC- USA - 17000 - S.O. 3 Aug. 1985 - Fairground - Allentown - USA 5 Aug. 1985 - Capitol Center - Lanover - USA 7 Aug. 1985 - Jones Beach - Long Island - USA - 14000 - S.O. 8 Aug. 1985 - Jones Beach - Long Island - USA - 14000 - S.O. 9 Aug. 1985 - Raindate - Long Island - USA 10 Aug. 1985 - Hershey Park - Hershey - USA 11 Aug. 1985 - War Memorial - Rochester - USA 12 Aug. 1985 - Saratoga Perf. Arts C. - Saratoga - USA - 25000 15 Aug. 1985 - Olympic Center - Lake Placid - USA 17 Aug. 1985 - CNE - Toronto - Canada 18 Aug. 1985 - CCE - Ottawa - Canada - 15000 21 Aug. 1985 - Centennial Hall - Toledo - USA 22 Aug. 1985 - Richfield Co - Cleveland - USA 23 Aug. 1985 - Civic Arena - Pittsburgh - USA 24 Aug. 1985 - Civic - Charleston - USA 25 Aug. 1985 - Revermont C. - Cincinnatti - USA 28 Aug. 1985 - Joe Louis Arena - Detroit - USA 29 Aug. 1985 - Joe Louis Arena - Detroit- USA 31 Aug. 1985 - Castle Farms - Charlevoix- USA

September 1985 1 Sept. 1985 - Atwood Stadium - Flint - USA 4 Sept. 1985 - Wings Stadium - Kalamazoo - USA 5 Sept. 1985 - Coliseum Ft. - Wayne - USA 6 Sept. 1985 - Rupp Arena - Lexington - USA 7 Sept. 1985 - Market Square - Indianapolis - USA - 18000 8 Sept. 1985 - Roberts Stadium - Evansville- USA - 12500 10 Sept. 1985 - Assembly Hall - Champaign- USA 11 Sept. 1985 - Horizon - Chicago - USA 12 Sept. 1985 - Horizon - Chicago - USA 13 Sept. 1985 - MTV Awards Show - USA 14 Sept. 1985 - Mecca- Milwaukee- USA 15 Sept. 1985 - Dane City Arena - Madison - USA 18 Sept. 1985 - Civic Aud. - St. Paul - USA 19 Sept. 1985 - Carva Arena - Iowa City - USA 20 Sept. 1985 - Hilton Coliseum - Ames - USA 21 Sept. 1985 - Civic Arena - Omaha - USA - 10000 24 Sept. 1985 - Saddledome - Calgary - Canada - 20000 - S.O. 25 Sept. 1985 - Coliseum - Edmonton - Canada - 13000 - S.O. 27 Sept. 1985 - PNE Coliseum - Vancouver - Canada 29 Sept. 1985 - Dome - Tacoma - USA 30 Sept. 1985 - Coliseum - Portland - USA

October 1985 2 Oct. 1985 - Lawlor - Reno - USA 3 Oct. 1985 - Coliseum - Oakland- USA 4 Oct. 1985 - Coliseum - Oakland- USA 5 Oct. 1985 - Irvine Meadows - Irvine - USA 8 Oct. 1985 - Universal Amphitheatre- Los Angeles - USA - 6000 9 Oct. 1985 - Universal Amphitheatre - Los Angeles - USA - 6000 10 Oct. 1985 - Universal Amphitheatre - Los Angeles - USA - 6000 11 Oct. 1985 - Universal Amphitheatre - Los Angeles- USA - 6000 12 Oct. 1985 - Universal Amphitheatre - Los Angeles - USA - 6000 18 Oct. 1985 - ASU Activities - Tempe - USA 19 Oct. 1985 - Pan America Center - Las Cruces - Mexico 20 Oct. 1985 - Tingley Coliseum - Albuquerque - USA 23 Oct. 1985 - Kansas Coliseum - Wichita - USA 24 Oct. 1985 - Hammons - Springfield - USA 25 Oct. 1985 - Myriad - Oklahoma City - USA 26 Oct. 1985 - Kemper - Kansas City - USA - 12000 27 Oct. 1985 - Kiel - St. Louis - USA 28 Oct. 1985 - Kiel - St. Louis - USA 31 Oct. 1985 - Ass Center - Tulsa - USA

November 1985 1 Nov. 1985 - Reunion Arena - Dallas - USA - 12000 2 Nov. 1985 - Erwin Events - Austin- USA 3 Nov. 1985 - Summit - Houston - USA - 11000 6 Nov. 1985 - LSU Assembly - Baton Rouge - USA 7 Nov. 1985 - Gulf Coast 8 Nov. 1985 - Auburn Memorial Center - Auburn - USA 9 Nov. 1985 - UTC - Chatanooga- USA 10 Nov. 1985 - MidSouth - Memphis - USA 13 Nov. 1985 - Hersht Coliseum - Shreveport - USA 14 Nov. 1985 - Humphrey - Starkville - USA 15 Nov. 1985 - Jeff Co. Civic - Birmingham - USA 16 Nov. 1985 - Murphy Center - Murfrebor - USA 17 Nov. 1985 - Stokely Center - Knoxville - USA 20 Nov. 1985 - W.V.U. Gym. - Morgntown - USA 21 Nov. 1985 - Civic - Roanoke - USA 22 Nov. 1985 - Hampton Coliseum - Hampton - USA - 13000 23 Nov. 1985 - Civic - Greensboro- USA 24 Nov. 1985 - Coliseum - Columbia- USA 27 Nov. 1985 - Coliseum - Richmond - USA 29 Nov. 1985 - Coliseum - Charlotte - USA 30 Nov. 1985 - Civic Center - Savannah - USA

December 1985 1 Dec. 1985 - Omni - Atlanta- USA 4 Dec. 1985 - O´Connell Center - Gainesville - USA 5 Dec. 1985 - Conv. Center - Orlando - USA 6 Dec. 1985 - Sundome - Tampa - USA 7 Dec. 1985 - Baseball Stadium - Miami- USA 10 Dec. 1985 - Chandler Velodrome- Brisbane - Australia 12 Dec. 1985 - Entertainment Centre - Sydney- Australia - 11500 - S.O. 13 Dec. 1985 - Entertainment Centre - Sydney - Australia - 11500 - S.O. 15 Dec. 1985 - Entertainment Centre - Sydney - Australia - 11500 - S.O. 17 Dec. 1985 - Entertainment Centre - Melbourne - Australia 18 Dec. 1985 - Entertainment Centre - Melbourne - Australia 19 Dec. 1985 - Entertainment Centre - Melbourne - Australia 20 Dec. 1985 - Entertainment Centre - Melbourne - Australia 23 Dec. 1985 - Entertainment Centre - Perth - Australia - 7000 24 Dec. 1985 - Entertainment Centre - Perth - Australia - 7000 27 Dec. 1985 - Festival Hall - Osaka - Japan 28 Dec. 1985 - Budokan -Tokyo - Japan

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On Tina Turner and what it meant to be the Queen of Rock & Roll

A fool in love. An acid queen. A private dancer. Tina Turner was all that, and so much more.

Lester Fabian Brathwaite is a staff writer at Entertainment Weekly , where he covers breaking news, all things Real Housewives , and a rich cornucopia of popular culture. Formerly a senior editor at Out magazine, his work has appeared on NewNowNext , Queerty , Rolling Stone , and The New Yorker . He was also the first author signed to Phoebe Robinson's Tiny Reparations imprint. He met Oprah once.

Tina Turner was a woman. She was a Black woman. She was a human being.

It's easy to forget that someone so monumental is also human. Because humans have to die — it's part of the deal. But when someone like Tina Turner dies … it doesn't feel quite fair.

She is a monument.

I say that in the present tense because when someone like Tina Turner dies, their memory lives on, eternally. As the Queen of Rock & Roll, she was the last living monument to the contributions and the sacrifices that Black people have made to rock & roll — until hip hop, the most potent U.S. export.

Turner was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice — first as part of the duo Ike & Tina Turner, with her ex-husband, in 1991, and then as a solo act in 2021. Ike and Tina released their first record, "A Fool in Love," in 1960. Turner was just 20, but she arrived sounding like a fully formed hurricane, growling, "What you say?! Hey, hey, hey, hey, heeeeeeeey !"

Her voice was a spiritual successor to that of Big Mama Thornton, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, LaVern Baker, and many other Black women who laid the foundations of rock & roll. On wax, Turner was explosive. In concert, she was out of this world.

Much has been made of Mick Jagger learning his moves from Turner. But with all due respect to Jagger, he could literally never. At 70, during her 50th Anniversary Tour, she was still a whirling dervish of miniskirts, fringe, sequins, and legs for days.

At a time when Black artists were more closely identified with soul and R&B, Ike and Tina were rockin' and rollin' down the river. Their most famous song, "Proud Mary," was an infinitely superior cover of the Creedence Clearwater Revival song.

Ike and Tina's output, from 1960-1976, featured some of the most dynamic, hip-shaking, earth-shattering music ever put to tape, climaxing with 1966's "River Deep, Mountain High" — if "epic" were a song.

Produced and cowritten by rock pioneer and noted abuser Phil Spector, "River Deep, Mountain High" was the like the horns of Jericho to Spector's Wall of Sound. Spector considered it the greatest record he ever produced, and everything crumbled in its wake.

Ike Turner's contributions to rock are often overshadowed by the nightmarish abuse he unleashed upon his wife, but what he and Turner did together changed the course of music. Similarly, Turner's contributions are often overshadowed by that abuse, her story reduced to that of a victim.

The period between her split from Ike and her massive 1984 comeback with her album Private Dancer rarely gets much attention, but this is my favorite Tina Turner era. This was Tina slumming it on Hollywood Squares , Tina popping into The Sonny and Cher Show to hang out in matching Bob Mackies with Cher. This was disco Tina, Tina struggling to find her way and forge a new path on her own terms. This was Tina the survivor.

Through it all, she kept a fire that always burned brighter and hotter than Ike could handle. When she did make her triumphant return at 45, at an age when fame — Hollywood, the music industry — has usually sucked a woman, particularly a Black woman, dry, she had already been the Queen of Rock & Roll. Private Dancer was the re -coronation, for anyone who had forgotten.

Record execs dismissed Turner for her age, her race, her gender — but you don't count out Tina Turner. Private Dancer smoothed out and glossed up her sound, giving it a mainstream-pop sheen, but songs like "Show Some Respect" and "Better Be Good to Me" proved she hadn't lost the ferocity she had let loose on "A Fool in Love."

The album went on to sell 12 million copies worldwide, win four Grammys, and establish Turner as one of the biggest live acts in the world for decades to come.

The singer's appeal transcended genre, but rock was always her domain, and she reigned over it benevolently. Some Black people may have never heard of CCR, but they knew "Proud Mary." Turner was an access point to music that had been created by Black artists and then co-opted by white artists and white businessmen.

That Tina Turner was the Queen — unrivaled, undisputed, unchallenged — of Rock & Roll meant that Black people could look to her to be reminded where this music came from, how it had developed, what it had given, what it had taken, and the possibilities it possessed.

Heavy is the head that wears the crown, but for more than 60 years Tuna Turner wore it regally. Long live the Queen.

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In celebration of the life and legacy of the Queen of Rock & Roll – Tina Turner – SiriusXM is relaunching The Tina Turner Channel for one week!

The limited-run channel is taking over Soul Town (Ch. 49) for seven days. Listen to it on your radio or the SXM App now through Friday, June 2.

The Tina Turner Channel celebrates one of the greatest comeback stories in music history, exploring the rock and soul icon’s legendary career from her early days to her GRAMMY Award-winning solo hits. Known for her infectious stage presence, her channel also showcases some of her most memorable live performances. In addition, the channel goes beyond the music, sharing Turner’s exceptional story of perseverance, cementing her as a source of inspiration and strength for women everywhere.

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One of the most popular artists in rock and soul history, Turner passed away on May 24 at her home in Switzerland after a long illness, her rep Bernard Doherty confirmed. She was 83.

“With her, the world loses a music legend and a role model,” Doherty said in a statement.

Known as the Queen of Rock & Roll and for her explosive performances, Turner’s rock classics will live on forever.

Born Anna Mae Bullock on November 26, 1939, in Nutbush, Tennessee, Turner became famous in the late 1960s as the singer of the Ike & Tina Turner Revue. After leaving husband Ike Turner following years of physical and emotional abuse, she staged what remains one of the greatest comebacks in pop music history, scoring massive hits in the 1980s such as “What’s Love Got To Do With it”, “Private Dancer” and “The Best”, with more than 180 million albums sold, 12 Grammy Awards won and sold-out stadium tours around the world.

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