TINA Live is after Live In Europe from 1988 the second live album from Tina Turner, recorded during her 50th Anniversary Tour on March 21, 2009 at the GelreDome in Arnhem, Holland. In contrast to the home video, it contains only a selection of 15 tracks. The live recording in Arnhem was at Tina’s special request, because she had so many good memories of Holland, starting in 1983 with her first concert in Arnhem just before her comeback.
Photographer: Andrew Macpherson
Design: Jeri Heiden for SMOG Design. Inc.
Release: September 2009 (Europe) / October 2009 (USA)
Label: Parlophone / EMI (Europe) / Manhattan (USA)
Format: CD / Digital / DVD
Charts: Germany: #18 / UK: #43
Tracks
- Steamy Windows 4:26
- Typical Male 5:51 *
- River Deep, Mountain High 3:53
- What You Get Is What You See 4:03
- Better Be Good To Me 6:25
- Ninja Chase (Ninjas) 1:38 *
- Acid Queen 2:32 *
- What’s Love Got To Do With It 3:39
- Private Dancer 6:29
- Weapons Sequence (Ninjas) 1:36 *
- We Don’t Need Another Hero 5:10
- Help 5:30 *
- Let’s Stay Together 4:07
- Undercover Agent For The Blues 4:03 *
- I Can’t Stand The Rain 3:27 *
- Jumping Jack Flash 1:47
- It’s Only Rock’n Roll 3:23
- Flamenco 007 Encounter (Ninjas) 1:42 *
- Goldeneye 4:08
- Addicted To Love 4:54
- The Best 5:07
- Band Introduction 9:00 *
- Proud Mary 9:52
- Nutbush City Limits 7:34
- Be Tender With Me Baby 6:05 *
Video
TINA Live is the last live home video from Tina Turner, recorded during her 50th Anniversary Tour on March 21, 2009 at the GelreDome in Arnhem. In contrast to the album, it contains the complete concert, only the video intermission is missing.
More Info
Tour
The 50th Anniversary Tour was the very last concert tour from Tina Turner, exactly 50 years after Anna Mae Bullock stepped on to an East St. Louis stage for her first professional performance.
After Tina’s performance at the 50th Annual Grammy Awards in February 2008, everybody wanted her back on stage, but Tina wasn’t sure. At a Giorgio Armani fashion show in Milan soon after the Grammys, Sophia Loren greeted Tina: „Why aren’t you working? You’ve had enough time off. You owe it to the people, go back to work!“ That was the moment Tina realised it was now or never. Eventually at a special Oprah Winfrey show in Las Vegas, Tina announced that she will embark once again on a world tour later that year.
The setlist included some of Tina's greatest solo hits as well as some classics from Ike & Tina Turner and a Rolling Stones medley. The concerts started with an updated version of the Beatles Get Back and was divided in two segments, with a video intermission showing the most memorable moments of Tina’s career with I Don’t Wanna Fight in the background. As special guests, the Ninjas, a group of four martial artists introduced some songs in a very artistic way.
Opening Night: October 1, 2008 / Kansas City (USA)
Closing Night: May 5, 2009 / Sheffield (UK)
Regions: North America, Europe
Concerts: 90+
Visitors: 1.2 Mio.