Tina Turner

Tina Turner (born Anna Mae Bullock on November 26, 1939 in Brownsville, Tennessee) is an American R&B, pop, rock and soul singer, Buddhist and occasional actress. She is well-known for her scorching performances with The Ike and Tina Turner Revue during the 1960s and 1970s, and best known for her remarkable solo comeback in the mid-1980s. Tina Turner is noted for her overpowering stage presence -- long legs, big hair, and powerful voice.

Tina Turner solo discography

Albums

• 1973: Tina Turns the Country On
• 1975: Acid Queen #155 US
• 1978: Rough
• 1979: Love Explosion
• 1984: Private Dancer #1 (5 weeks) R&B, #3 US, #2 UK, US Sales: 5 mil., WW Sales: 14 mil.
• 1985: ' #39 US
• 1986: Break Every Rule #7 R&B, #4 US, #2 UK, US Sales: 2.7 mil., WW Sales: 10 mil.
• 1988: Tina Live in Europe #86 US, #8 UK, US Sales: 1 mil.
• 1989: Foreign Affair #31 US, #1 UK, US Sales: 1.5 mil., WW Sales: 6.8 mil.
• 1991: Simply the Best (compilation) #99 R&B, #113 US, #2 UK, US Sales: 1.7 mil., WW Sales: 8 mil.
• 1993: What's Love Got wo Do with It? #8 R&B, #17 US, #1 UK, US Sales: 2 mil., ww sALES: 7 mil.
• 1994: The Collected Recordings - Sixties to Nineties
• 1996: Wildest Dreams #26 R&B, #61 US, #4 UK, US Sales: 1.5 mil., WW Sales: 8 mil.
• 1999: Twenty Four Seven #21 US, #9 UK, US Sales: 1.5 mil., WW Sales: 4.5 mil.
• 2004: All the Best #2 US, #4 UK, US sales: 1.8 mil.

Hit singles

• 1975 "Whole Lotta Love" #61 R&B
• 1975 "Acid Queen"
• 1978 "Root Toot, Undisputable Rock & Roller"
• 1978 "Sometimes When We Touch"
• 1979 "Backstabbers"
• 1982 "Ball Of Confusion"
• 1983 "Let's Stay Together" #3 R&B, #26 US, #6 UK
• 1984 "Help" #40 UK
• 1984 "What's Love Got to Do with It?" #2 R&B (5 weeks) , #1 (3 weeks) US, #2 UK
• 1984 "Better Be Good to Me" #6 R&B, #5 US, #45 UK
• 1984 "Private Dancer" #3 R&B, #7 US, #26 UK
• 1985 "I Can't Stand The Rain #57 UK
• 1985 "Show Some Respect" #50 R&B, #37 US
• 1985 "We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)" #3 R&B, #2 US, #3 UK
• 1985 "One Of The Living" #41 R&B, #15 US, #55 UK
• 1985 "It's Only Love" (with Bryan Adams) #15 US, #29 UK
• 1986 "Typical Male" #3 R&B, #2 (3 weeks) US, #33 UK
• 1986 "Two People" #18 R&B, #30 US, #43 UK
• 1987 "What You Get Is What You See" #13 US, #30 UK
• 1987 "Break Every Rule" #74 US, #43 UK
• 1987 "Tearing Us Apart" (with Eric Clapton) #56 UK
• 1987 "Paradise Is Here
• 1987 "Afterglow #5 Club
• 1988 "Addicted To Love" #71 UK
• 1989 "The Best" #15 US, #5 UK
• 1989 "I Don't Wanna Lose You" #8 UK
• 1989 "Steamy Windows" #39 US, #13 UK
• 1990 "Look Me In The Heart" #31 UK
• 1990 "Foreign Affair
• 1990 "Be Tender With Me Baby" #28 UK
• 1990 "It Takes Two" (with Rod Stewart) #5 UK
• 1991 "Nutbush City Limits" #23 UK
• 1991 "Way Of The World" #13 UK
• 1992 "Love Thing" #29 UK
• 1992 "I Want You Near Me" #22 UK
• 1993 "I Don't Wanna Fight" #51 R&B, #9 US, #7 UK
• 1993 "Disco Inferno" #12 UK
• 1993 "Why Must We Wait Until Tonight" #103 R&B, #97 US, #16 UK
• 1995 "Goldeneye" #89 R&B, #102 US, #10 UK
• 1996 "Whatever You Want" #23 UK
• 1996 "On Silent Wings" #13 UK
• 1996 "Missing You" #84 US, #12 UK
• 1996 "Something Beautiful Remains" #27 UK
• 1996 "In Your Wildest Dreams" (feat. Barry White) #34 R&B, #101 US, #32 UK
• 1998 "Cose Della Vita" (with Eros Ramazotti)
• 1999 "When the Heartache Is Over" #10 UK
• 2000 "Whatever You Need" #27 UK
• 2000 "Don't Leave Me This Way
• 2004 "Open Arms" #70 R&B, #25 UK