River Deep, Mountain High is an English extended play single featuring three songs from the album River Deep, Mountain High, two of them already issued as a single in 1966. It was released to promote Ike & Tina's ongoing British tour in November 1972 without a picture cover but with different labels.
Producer: Phil Spector
Release: November 10, 1972
Label: A&M
Format: 7“ Vinyl EP
Album: River Deep, Mountain High
A&M Records - November 10, 1972
To co-incide with their British visit, A&M Records have released what must be one of Ike & Tina Turner's greatest tracks, the classic „River Deep, Mountain High,“ coupled on a maxi-single with two other Spector-produced tracks „A Love Like Yours“ and „Save The Last Dance For Me“.
Blues & Soul - September 15, 1972
Three true classics of the mid-60's that typify that great booming Phil Spector sound. To me, Ike and Tina have never been as good in their whole career as when they were with Spector. In all honesty. Tina's performance on "River Deep" must rank as one of the all-time great Soul performances. Personally, I always loved her soulful rendering of the underrated Holland-Dozier-Holland ballad. "A Love Like Yours" and their version of "Save The Last Dance For Me" is almost as good as the Drifters' original. Three outstanding examples of Ike & Tina and Spector that deserve to sell and sell and sell. ****