Tina Turner Simply The Best CD

Simply The Best Music

List Price	$19.98 (You save $5.39)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Rap, Urban Soundtrack, Soul/R&B, Pop
Label	Capitol / EMI
Orig Year	1991
All Time Sales Rank	4912
CD Universe Part number	1109225
Catalog number	97152
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 22, 1991
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Recording Time	72 minutes
Personnel	Plas Johnson - saxophone Tina Turner Barney Kessel - guitar Tessa Niles - background vocals Pat Thrall Greg Mathieson - synthesizer T.M. Stevens Gary Barnacle Frank Capp - percussion Art Wood List all 31 contributors

Tina Turner Simply The Best Songs

	1.	Best, The
	2.	Better Be Good to Me
	3.	I Can't Stand the Rain
	4.	What's Love Got to Do With It
	5.	I Don't Wanna Lose You
	6.	Nutbush City Limits (90's Version)
	7.	What You Get Is What You See
	8.	Let's Stay Together
	9.	River Deep Mountain High
	10.	Steamy Windows
	11.	Typical Male
	12.	We Don't Need Another Hero
	13.	Private Dancer
	14.	Look Me in the Heart
	15.	It Takes Two
	16.	I Want You Near Me (New)
	17.	Way of the World (New)
	18.	Love Thing (New)

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