Wednesday 13 August 2008

New CD 'Tina!' is due out in the US on September 30


Tina Turner has recorded two new songs for a compilation CD that will be released just in time for the October 1 start of her comeback tour in Kansas City, Mo.

"It Would Be a Crime" and "I'm Ready" will be found on "Tina!," due September 30 via Capitol. They join 16 hits spanning Turner's career, including "Nutbush City Limits" and "What's Love Got To Do With It."

The digital version of "Tina!" will include different versions of "River Deep Mountain High" and "The Acid Queen" than the CD.

Turner, 68, stopped touring in 2000, saying she did not want to get to the point where her singing and dancing were no longer dignified. She emerged from retirement at the Grammys in February, when she performed alongside Beyonce. She will spend her 69th birthday playing a show in Newark, New Jersey.

Dates for the new tour are on the books through early April in Europe.

The album tracklisting is:

'Steamy Windows'

'River Deep Mountain High'

'The Acid Queen'

'What You Get Is What You See'

'What’s Love Got To Do With It'

'Private Dancer'

'We Don’t Need Another Hero Thunderdome)'

'I Don't Wanna Fight'

'Let's Stay Together' (live at Amsterdam Arena, 1996)

'I Can’t Stand The Rain' (live at Amsterdam Arena, 1996)

'Goldeneye'

'Addicted To Love' (live at Camden Palace, London, 1986)

'The Best' (live at Wembley Arena, London, 2000)

'Proud Mary'

'Nutbush City Limits'

And new songs:

'It Would Be A Crime'

'I'm Ready'

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