Tina TurnerBest Tina Turner Albums Ranked

Private Dancer (2015 Remaster)

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8.0

“Rolling on the river without Ike in the boat, Tina Turner makes a powerful comeback on Private Dancer. Turner throws herself into the material here, her voice rasping but strong, physical and impossibly sensual. There isn’t a single dud among the songs, and they’re given modern rock settings that are neither detached nor very fussy. […]”

All the Best: The Hits

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6.0

“As a double-disc set, Tina Turner’s latest best-of falls between 1991’s too-short Simply the Best and 1994’s slapdash three-CD box The Collected Recordings: Sixties to Nineties . This one includes 1993’s inferior rendition of "Proud Mary" (from the movie What’s Love Got to Do With It) and gives short shrift to Ike and Tina Turner’s […]”

Wildest Dreams

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6.0

“Even if she is in great shape, a woman in her late 50s has to be a class act to get away with wearing a microminiskirt, as Tina Turner does on the cover of her latest album. Fortunately, Turner’s flawless legs are not the only assets she’s kept intact. On Wildest Dreams, her first collection […]”

Twenty Four Seven

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5.0

“Have you ever heard Tina Turner sing a bad version of a good song? Her complete emotional commitment to every note — have you ever heard her half-step? — requires that her material match her intensity. That, unfortunately, is far from the case on Twenty Four Seven. At sixty, Turner still sounds incredible; she’s lost […]”