Product Description

This exhaustive trawl through Turner's career features 33 remastered tracks spread across two-discs and features all of her Parlophone/EMI hits alongside, 'River Deep, Mountain High', 'Nutbush City Limits', her movie themes for Goldeneye and Mad Max along with three brand new recordings. The most complete collection of her career to date! EMI. 2004.

Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Nutbush City Limits
2. What You See is What You Get
3. Missing You
4. Open Arms
5. The Best
6. River Deep Mountain High
7. When The Heartache Is Over
8. Lets Stay Together
9. I Don't Wanna Fight
10. Whatever You Need
11. I Can't Stand The Rain
12. Goldeneye
13. I Don't Want To Lose You
14. Great Spirits
15. Proud Mary
16. Addicted to Love

Disc 2:

1. In Your Wildest Dreams
2. Private Dancer
3. Why Must We Wait
4. Typical Male
5. Tonight (with David Bowie)
6. Complicated Disaster
7. On Silent Wings
8. Something Special
9. We Don't Need Another Hero
10. Its Only Love (with Bryan Adams)
11. Cose Della Vita (with Eros Ramazotti)
12. Steamy Windows
13. Paradise is Here
14. Whats Love Got To Do With It
15. Better Be Good To Me
16. Two People
17. Something Beautiful Remains

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #2751 in Music
• Released on: 2005-02-01
• Number of discs: 2
• Dimensions: .25 pounds

Features

• TURNER TINA ALL THE BEST (2CD)

Amazon.com
There are those who will claim that this double-disc best-of is worth its price based on the inclusion of three new songs alone, and given their smolder, it's hard to argue with them. First single and disc one opener "Open Arms" is a stuff-strutting affair, with the leggy rock icon letting loose a vocal torrent to prove that in Tina years 60 is the new 25, not the new 40, and "Complicated Disaster" and "Something Special" don't sit uneasily alongside disc mates like "Typical Male" and "We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)." Undiminished vocals and still-vital rock instincts aside, though, the reason to pick up this anthology is its classics. Unlike 1991's Simply the Best which pulled from 1983 till then, All the Best reaches back to 1966 for the soul-steeped "River Deep Mountain High" and chugs through the decades, dipping into the '70s for the Ike'd-up hit "Nutbush City Limits" and hanging around the '80s and '90s for the bulk of 33 tracks. "Proud Mary," a 1993 rendition, keeps on burning, and "Private Dancer" and "What's Love Got to Do With It" land as seductively on the ears as ever, but the lesser-known numbers don't lack for heat either: too many spins of swamp-rocker "Steamy Windows," for example, may require new wiper blades. -Tammy La Gorce

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