The Best of Tina Turner - Celebrate! - DTS

Starring:Tina Turner, Cher, Mick Jagger
Studio: Image Entertainment
Product Type: DVD

Editorial Review:
Product Description
The most indestructible voice in soul music celebrates six decades on planet Earth! "The Best of Tina Turner: Celebrate!" includes Tina's 60th birthday concert featuring duets with Bryan Adams, plus clips of archive performances with Cher, Rod Stewart, David Bowie and Mick Jagger. A string of special dedications to Tina by Paul McCartney, Bono and The Edge, Ricky Martin, Mariah Carey, Sting, Al Green, Will Smith, Oprah Winfrey, Mark Knopfler, Bob Geldof, Keith Richards and Annie Lennox are intercut with an interview with the birthday girl herself. It's a celebration of Tina Turner at her best!

Songs:

River Deep Mountain High

24-7

What's Love Got to Do With It

Steamy Windows

When the Heartache is Over

Whatever You Need, Don't Leave Me This Way

Let's Stay Together

Talk to My Heart

Hold On I'm Coming

It's Only Love (with Bryan Adams)

Without You (with Bryan Adams)

All the Women

Nutbush City Limits

The Best.

Format: DVD VIDEO
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Age 60 has rarely looked this good: Tina Turner, giving a London concert in November 1999 to celebrate her 60th birthday. The concert, surprisingly, consists of the kind of tepid, middle-of-the-road fare she's been turning out since reviving her career in the mid-1980s with "What's Love Got to Do with It." The best parts of this video are the archival footage of a lithe, young Tina doing the Pony and the Hully-Gully and any other thing she wanted to while performing with ex-husband Ike Turner. There's little of Turner's contemporary output that holds a candle to the older clips of Tina performing "River Deep Mountain High" or "Proud Mary." The interview segments include glowing comments by everyone from Sting to Keith Richards, Al Green to Oprah Winfrey to Phil Spector. The video's twin low points: a live duet with faux-rocker Bryan Adams and Cher's reminiscences of counseling Tina to leave Ike, shortly after Cher left Sonny. --Marshall Fine

The Best of Tina Turner - Celebrate! - DTS

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The best of Tina - Celebrate
DTS Sound Quality Poor
i cannot kids. i will not kids.
Okay if you wanna cure a 'Tina Jones'...
the duet with Bryan Adams was a LOW POINT????!!!

The Best of Tina Turner - Celebrate! - DTS
Starring: Tina Turner , Cher , and Mick Jagger
Manufacturer: Image Entertainment
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD

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ASIN: B00004Z4W0
Release Date: 2000-11-21

Product Description

The most indestructible voice in soul music celebrates six decades on planet Earth! "The Best of Tina Turner: Celebrate!" includes Tina's 60th birthday concert featuring duets with Bryan Adams, plus clips of archive performances with Cher, Rod Stewart, David Bowie and Mick Jagger. A string of special dedications to Tina by Paul McCartney, Bono and The Edge, Ricky Martin, Mariah Carey, Sting, Al Green, Will Smith, Oprah Winfrey, Mark Knopfler, Bob Geldof, Keith Richards and Annie Lennox are intercut with an interview with the birthday girl herself. It's a celebration of Tina Turner at her best!

Songs:

River Deep Mountain High

24-7

What's Love Got to Do With It

Steamy Windows

When the Heartache is Over

Whatever You Need, Don't Leave Me This Way

Let's Stay Together

Talk to My Heart

Hold On I'm Coming

It's Only Love (with Bryan Adams)

Without You (with Bryan Adams)

All the Women

Nutbush City Limits

The Best.

Format: DVD VIDEO

Amazon.com

Age 60 has rarely looked this good: Tina Turner, giving a London concert in November 1999 to celebrate her 60th birthday. The concert, surprisingly, consists of the kind of tepid, middle-of-the-road fare she's been turning out since reviving her career in the mid-1980s with "What's Love Got to Do with It." The best parts of this video are the archival footage of a lithe, young Tina doing the Pony and the Hully-Gully and any other thing she wanted to while performing with ex-husband Ike Turner. There's little of Turner's contemporary output that holds a candle to the older clips of Tina performing "River Deep Mountain High" or "Proud Mary." The interview segments include glowing comments by everyone from Sting to Keith Richards, Al Green to Oprah Winfrey to Phil Spector. The video's twin low points: a live duet with faux-rocker Bryan Adams and Cher's reminiscences of counseling Tina to leave Ike, shortly after Cher left Sonny. --Marshall Fine

Customer Reviews:

The best of Tina - Celebrate.......2007-04-12

Good concert.
Tina never fails to put on a great show, and this is no exception.
Very good choice of songs also.
Entertaining and people will enjoy.

DTS Sound Quality Poor.......2007-01-23

Pretty basic stuff. Sound poor quality 5.1. Would not buy if I had previously heard.

i cannot kids. i will not kids........2006-09-11

they locked the posiblities of write free chosen letter for Thouself, via any of Thour pichtures.

i cannot live life alive myself,if Thou not are more presant correspondtive once, with myself now.
i cannot stay glad, & will not live via any pasttimes reflection.

i have an objective suggest:

my place isn't safe for Thou of stay. Thou must bring Thou self for camfer burning & bleching places; i made all of Thouself prepared!
i leave caust of Thou chose pasion from my guru; & space says Thou kissed while Thou stay the short time, my place.
i cannot find the feeling wihting myself (jalouxi), but i feeling very pist off. i will not aloud such kishing while Thou are my place. SUCH HELP NOW PLEASE!
F.ex., i can send all, which i coleted for Thour own postoffice, & Thou can goe & get the packet Thouself. Or Thou send one postbox adresh via mail & Thou cah goe & get the packet with Thour own privatesy for Thou self(IMPORTANT!).
If Thou not hastely mail myslef, then i will compost almost, 7 month of dayli work which i did prepare Divine dayli.
Need & I wish of stay private via my own zimmer now please.
i will not tolerate the other life of my own place which Thou are doing!
& better of compost Thou, than the white bold kbh. etc. sister are putting his filfty transperant hands etc. breath on Thour Beautiful pictures. Thou must stay alive Thouself now. i'm tired of calling Thou, caust Thou are afraid of loseing status, & Thou cannot see my feeling of all. STAY DIVINE IF THOU CAN.
I leave our life now. STOP cheeting myself anymore!
i hate what Thou secret did!!!!!!
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Hounest Regards.

Okay if you wanna cure a 'Tina Jones'..........2005-03-25

...but by god, the steamiest of her most recent concerts has gotta be the one she did some 4-5 years ago in Amsterdam. Highlites of this show/DVD production is her renditions of Let's Stay Together and an adequate Nutbush City Limits (see Amsterdam show for a great Nutbush also). They interview folks like Keith Richards, Cher and David Bowie here to celebrate the greatness of la Tina on her 60th. The program shows that at 60, Tina still has great gams and she still can put on a great show. Every one else 'bout that age is looking for AARP discounts.

the duet with Bryan Adams was a LOW POINT????!!!.......2005-03-16

I disagree completely. I loved it, especially the new song that 'It's Only Love' morphed into. I haven't heard that one before, and I'm buying the DVD for that, and for the duet with David Bowie, and for lots of other things, including the parts with CHER, who doesn't
rub me the wrong way as much as she appears to do to Marshall Fine.

I have loved Tina ever since I saw her do 'River Deep Mountain High' on the Smothers Brothers Show in 1968 or so. I saw her with Ike and the Ikettes LIVE in the early seventies. I too thrill to the opening of 'Proud Mary' but I also thrill to songs like 'Undercover Agent for the Blues' and other songs from her 1992 tour, which was one of the best concerts I've ever been at.
I love the fact that she still has those two guitar players and the sax player from 1992 in this 1999 DVD. Her band is fabulous,
and Tina is still the high priestess of rock and roll, as she showed in that duet with Bryan Adams.

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