GuessWho

Legend.

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/m...d-obit-192002/
https://www.cnn.com/2023/05/24/enter...ath/index.html
https://variety.com/2023/music/news/...en-1235624415/

dsa_shea

Rest in peace. Ike even beat her to death.

Spiderbite

andicus

Very sad to hear this.

RIP Acid Queen

Decker

Saw her in like 2001 on her tour where Gloria Ruben left ER to be her background singer. Only time I ever got concert tickets in a luxury suite. It was great, she was amazing. So glad I got to see her live and still near her peak.

northeast11

I'm just old enough to remember the bulk of her solo career in the 1980s. RIP.

Sonny Corinthos

She, without a doubt, is one of the all-time greats in the music business. I have aways been such a huge fan of hers. May you Rest In Peace.

milo bloom

The word gets overused but I think this is a case where “iconic” is the only apt description.

RIP

Decker

This made me smile. She was okay with her mortality, so I should be as well.

JeffTheAlpaca

VH1 Classic is playing her music videos

Nesbit

Thanks for posting that.

kahuna

Tina Turner | 60 Minutes Archive

JeffTheAlpaca

Cellar Door

RIP Aunty Entity

Truly. Her songs were part of the soundtrack of life when I was growing up in the 80s, and I remember her appearances on talk shows and awards shows back then.

B5Erik

Watching some of the live clips of her (both with and after Ike), it just reminds me of the time I met Ike in the mid 90's.

I was working at Circuit City at the time, and he came in with his, "Posse." 3 other guys and a woman. Well, Ike's looking for a TV, see, only Ike won't lower himself to talk to me. He won't even make eye contact with me 99% of the time. He has questions, but he has one of his guys act as a spokesman and he gives his questions to the guy, the guy asks me, and I answer the questions. I try to talk directly to Ike, but he just kind of ignores me, as if I'm some lowly peon who is beneath him, even if I have information that he wants and needs. So this went on for about 10 minutes, and I show him/them 2 or 3 TV's that are exactly what he's looking for, and good bargains for that class of TV at the time.

After picking my brain through his guy, Ike informs him that they're leaving, the guy thanks me for my help, and they leave the store.

It was amazing how arrogant and full of himself Ike still was at that point. He was a washed up has-been, a known wife beater/abuser, and he still acted like the King of the World.

That's when my hate for Ike started. I knew what he did to Tina (not specifics, but in general), and for him to then, as a washed up has-been, act like he's some uber bigshot? What an asshole!


And since then all I could think about was, "Jesus. Tina had to put up with that guy for all those years? Wow." I felt so bad for her. I mean, I only dealt with him for 10 minutes and I hated the guy. She had to deal with him for two decades! And he was abusive on top of being an arrogant asshole.

She deserved every bit of good fortune that came her way in the 80's. I really hope she was as happy as she seemed to be.

JeffTheAlpaca

If there ever was a guy who needed spit or shit in his food after placing a order it would be Ike Turner.

kahuna

Tina Turner: An Appreciation on CBS Sunday Morning