Ike and Tina Turner Hollywood Palace 1968 Full

[@pryncedorianlefaye3658]

I love the rawness and power of Tina's voice. Even though her voice is clearly female she has the edge of a male singer. You can just feel all the grit!

[@fleetwood7538]

Sensuality of a woman, but the strength of a man. I adore it.

[@cassiebennet4262]

Thats a man. Their all trans.

[@fleetwood7538]

You voted for trump, didn't you? Lol

[@mikekaatman3194]

She made Ike famous beyond his wildest dreams...and he couldn't handle it..

[@mikekaatman3194]

@@cassiebennet4262 Hey trollie...

[@truckinbrothetrucka452]

This was 1968! Crazy. She was so ahead of her time and original

[@kenton6098]

Ike was the leader of the review.

[@gimme6ft.]

It’s like watching Beyoncé as Benjamin Button

[@v.c.webster9250]

What about samy davis jr doing his introduction as a rap in 1968?

[@majinkee4467]

Ike was ahead of his time

[@queenfba003]

No she wasn't boomers like me benefited from the dances floor.

[@StrutTIGER1870]

I don’t think people understand how fabulous Tina really is from a production and styling standpoint! She and Ike raised the bar!!! The wigs and wardrobe was truly forward and expensive asf! Tina has been a top dollar performer since day 1

[@delg6104]

YES!!! They don't understand.

[@s.s.6329]

The young Tina was under rated a bit and had to work harder for her fame

[@coltanddj]

She expected nothing but the best...except in a man at that time. But she got it together ❤

[@shannamajor9172]

@@coltanddj He was probably "the best" at the time. They always are. She even said herself that she forgave him, she realized he was sick. He was good to her at one time and he got her career in motion, but that's it. No more, no less. Keep it moving .... What a woman!

[@lexis4490]

People don’t understand how innovative Tina performances were cause we see it all the time now. Really was innovative.

[@Angelfully]

This lady is definitely one of those wonders in music. Imitated, but unmatched

[@bellefemmekenisha]

"you got what u wannnnnted, Now u don't want what cha got" tell us tina......one powerful line! Sammy set this one off nice~

[@anikaallen3741]

This is the theme of a true narcissist!

[@blacksuccess8786]

Yessss

[@Jovan9603]

Amazing footwork by Tina, and the look on Sammy Davis Jr's face was priceless.

[@BroccoliBeefed]

He looked gay like Prince, but he liked females...

[@jalissamoses115]

Tina and the dancers were killing it 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🔥🔥🔥

[@RaiRaiBrown]

For real ❤

[@steelcurtainsteeler2249]

True... Beyonce ain't got nothing over Tina and I'm not hating!

[@londonk69]

Babbyyyy those wigs had to be glued down!!! I mean they aint done shift or nothing!!!

[@ashleycharlot1]

You totally forget that they're wigs...Beautiful Queens all of them the outfits...

[@tailsmolasses]

Tina said they only used bobby pins back in the day genius

[@itchycoopark2]

@@tailsmolasses Yep.. only pins.. lol

[@tam9029]

Cho left the wig alone ..lol a sow dem sow dem dun ( jamaica patios fi u )

[@melodypittman3980]

Yesssss

[@mauricegranger3788]

Their entrance alone was on fiyah!!!

[@khiapeters6976]

yes!!!

[@jobu1372]

damn right

[@bresams2917]

Yes! I was ready!

[@JerjerB]

One of the most moving performances in history... YOU GOT WHAT YOU WANTED is TINA at her best. You can just feel her pain/suffering/pathos!

[@TOPS1971]

Yes indeed and to go with it there styles and fashions and persona on stage.

[@dainawilliams978]

Knowing her story now i bet that why she sang the hell out of that song

[@jstory5640]

Yes and I had never heard it before just unbelievable

[@9555to]

Tina really "sang" that song!

[@pairrynwatson4229]

@@9555to 🤗 Didn't She 👍🏽👄🎤🎶💃🏾🔥⭐

[@jameshelm2561]

Sammy opening with early hip hop rap ! LOL

[@HONEYBCRISSY]

Big Sean ain't fooling nobody

[@BroccoliBeefed]

I know right? I was thinking the same thing. I really liked it though. Rap wasn't new like everyone thought it was. It came from the roots he was singing it in....JAZZ, and religious chants

[@Rasbiff]

"Rap" is not really a new thing. "Rap" literally just means a talk or a speech, but long before hip hop it often referred to a rhymed and/or rhythmic speech. You can see Muhammed Ali pulling that stuff off in interviews and press conferences, and it was a big thing in "blaxploitation" movies of the 70's. What happened in the Bronx in the mid- to late 70's was that during dance parties - at which a DJ would play old funk records, preferably with a good ear for the best breaks and loop them - an MC (Master of Concert) would introduce the DJ, often in the form of a rap, *just like Sammy Davis Jr. is doing here.* In other words, a rhymed rhythmic presentation - a *rap* - was already a long established form of expression when hip hop got started.

[@disbaby94]

BroccoliQueefed even before that that came from Africa

[@l.c.1704]

@@Rasbiff "Master of Ceremony" not concert.

[@Seriousthing13]

5:50- 5:55 Sammy looked at Tina like damn how the hell she do that??? He was shook! 😂😂😂😂. Sammy was looking like he was ready to risk it all for Tina but damn Ike was standing there with his eye on him😂😂😂

[@pinkgypsytees]

LMFAOOOOO 💀💀💀😂😂😂😂

[@florencecoach6639]

Exactly!

[@candancefoster4082]

beautiful nobody can dance like my baby she was cold blood bad.

[@rhondabooker7652]

IS NOT WAS....STILL COLD BLOOD BAD!!!

[@emaniedmonds9966]

The dancing was pretty “OK” in my opinion

[@pinkgypsytees]

@@rhondabooker7652 EXACTLY! 😝🔥💕👌🏾

[@pairrynwatson4229]

@@rhondabooker7652 🤗 ALWAYS💃🏾🔥

[@Brother_Dre1900]

​@@emaniedmonds9966 do I see the green-eyed monster making an appearance?

[@maliksafi2271]

Wow to Tina's voice and performance of the first song. Deep

[@waynebrasler]

Besides the incredible vocals, Tina was in charge of the dance routines too, and worked with the Ikettes to put them together. These were very hard working ladies who took their responsibilities seriously. Notice how great they looked; the act was beyond exciting but never cheap. There is a difference. It already was evident at this point Tina would become one of the greatest stars in show business.

[@romanigypsy7219]

well said

[@captlarry-3525]

+Wayne Brasler all talented and energetic and hard working.. but clichéd by this point.. and the songs here just plain awful. Tina is talented beyond measure... Ike is a punk. What are you gonna do .?

[@mofug2]

+Capt Larry - if you really think this song was awful then I guess you don't know soul music . . .

[@BroccoliBeefed]

No he means trite and too much of the same, whereas someone like Diana Ross had the luxury of doing many different music styles and getting accolades for it. Tina did blues a la BBKing and rock. She really wasn't a soul music singer persay

[@jimmybalantyne1034]

Leave off mate.

[@prp3231]

Young people watching today, this is what real talent looks like.

[@pairrynwatson4229]

PR P · 🤗 Say it Again, LOUD enough for those in the back to hear📣

[@Chanelthedoll20]

I love it ❤️

[@no1nestandsalone387]

Young ppl love her too.. loved her for years and I’m almost 27 lol! She’s one of my inspirations!

[@davidholland4489]

Tell that to the label companies not us

[@tblue468]

I know😊

[@demetriabishop3395]

Tina and her million dollar legs yall know she had a contract on her legs insurance or something to that effect they were famous all by themselves. im convinced that this is who bey is inspired by. tina was by far the greatest female performer in her time love her energy

[@Nurpleful]

Yes she does those dancers had some legs too now 😊 they all was like get it get it, get it...Lol

[@liyahb5567]

Yes Beyonce said several times Tina Turner was her inspiration

[@annacribbs4142]

Look it up. You right, bk in the 80's doing the commercial for legs panty hose... I remember that.💯💯

[@tashtash8113]

I think she was the first artiste to have a body part insured. A lot of others followed.

[@bsrcsnh]

They used to be insured for 1 million each year's ago may be a few million now

[@NukemNash]

2:57 gave me straight up chills. So good. Her rasp was really perfect for the emotion she was trying to put out.

[@Seriousthing13]

This performance came to my mind when news of her death came in. Some people just got the IT factor and she definitely had it plus more. Rest in Peace to the incomparable Tina Turner #QueenofRock&Roll

[@joyyamiles1831]

RIGHT ON POINT

[@darsellabiles2146]

I never realized that Sammy Davis was the ultimate entertainment who was really creative; (singing , dancing, comedian, acting, playing music, as well as poetry/ rapping) and multitalented, Ike and Tina was funky and stylish. Tina was maybe was one of the first to to dance, with an eclectic voice. Nice video.

[@sirblack1619]

Back when you HAD to be original!

[@brittanymiitchell8491]

Really because they did a bunch of covers... 😒

[@blancamiranda7424]

U KNO!!!💃

[@Brother_Dre1900]

​@@brittanymiitchell8491 so did Elvis, but was he not an original, killjoy heater?

[@brittanymiitchell8491]

@@Brother_Dre1900 no he wasn't! 🤣😂🤣 He stole from a ton of black musicians in Memphis!

[@v.c.webster9250]

So not only is this fantastic Ikette dancing but how remarkable that Sammy Davis was rapping in 1968.

[@caramelhoney29]

The power of her voice is unmatched.

[@aarondigby5054]

Maybe Janis Joplin?

[@strangeblackman3477]

@@aarondigby5054Janis was a White imitation just like Elvis. Imitating Black people in our sound.🥴🙄

[@ceasemortal4318]

@@aarondigby5054maybe so but Janis was really starting to lose her voice so she couldn’t project as much

[@shannamajor9172]

She sang this song like a woman who is going through "it". Not past tensed but right NOW! I went thru the same thing: he got me, mow he treating me like he don't want me. The worse feeling in the world. Thankfully she found peace on this Earth and I'm pretty sure she is in Heaven too.

[@trudy_triad]

Imagine your backup singers doubling up as backup dancers?! Only with Tina Turner 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@alaza61]

Not even Beyonce can do it quite like TT

[@egdunc1152]

Are you still alive? Beyonce fans usually kill people for criticizing her...

[@ddiruscio01]

💯💯💯💯💯💯say that louder

[@itakemytime1156]

Why are yall mentioning Beyoncé? This had nothing to do with her.

[@itakemytime1156]

@K J Beyoncé surpassed her but yall not ready...

[@itakemytime1156]

@Allsmoke 23 She already have...

[@shannamajor9172]

That first song tho!! Nobody, I mean no one, will ever sang that song like that again. The soul and emotion is A-1 and not reproducible.

[@candicemichelle716]

Ike was actually a nice looking man..too bad he had serious issues..and Tina just beautiful

[@mamajo8034]

I agree.

[@ms.fabolusmorgan4279]

@Linda Hines Jealousy is a stupid but unfortunately a deadly EMOTION so 😞😞😞

[@miguelmarquez4192]

Had a terrible do, though! Id much rather it look natural than be permed straight and bowl cut. Imagine him comin out of the bathroom thinkin hes fine and you gotta act cool or he'll bust your lip lol!

[@antdean9387]

They were both abusers... & Annie May (Tina) was a pimp; literally ran a stable by herself (no male involved)... but they don't tell you that part #accountability

[@ladyruler9585]

At least he recognized the errors of his ways later in life.

[@porkchop745]

Seriously. I need to do some squats.

[@sanginmf8142]

They came in like "okay ladies now let's get in formation" 😉🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋🍋

[@trustar9040]

🍋🍋🍋honor to the beehive

[@Madsonxx17]

Sammie Davis Jr was Rapping Before Rap! He had BARS BABYYY! 😂🤣😭 I'm 42years old & Appreciate All the Old Footage!

[@Brother_Dre1900]

Yeah, that was rap.

[@simplycarlton5582]

Tina's & The Ikettes Formation Was Tight 💯

[@melodynote333]

I see where Michael Jackson get his swag from with the billie Jean glitter belt @ 0:02 Sammy Davis Jr 🤔

[@radiantrenee406]

I peeped that real quick too

[@skineyemin4276]

Man..., MJ with his brothers were making top 10 singles within the next year, 1969. No one at age 12 was thinking about that shit.

[@ericmckenna764]

She was so fuckin powerful, my god what a woman.

[@timc9806]

I love "You got what you wanted", one of their best tracks and totally ignored IMO

[@williamb4335]

Facts

[@pairrynwatson4229]

Tim C · 🤗 I Agree, I wondered why they didn't sing it more & it didn't get more recognition because it was fire🔥

[@axs203]

Rest in Peace...and thanks for the great music!

[@samrindge8042]

Fantastic performance! Ike and Tina Turner were the real deal. One of the best live acts of all time. Tina was a force and Ike cultivated her talent. B.B. King said Ike was the best bandleader he ever saw. The Ikettes don't get enough credit. Those ladies had to keep up with Tina and looked pretty doing it!

[@rosemarylytle7537]

Thank you! I was reading through the comments til I found one that highlighted Ike. I don't doubt that he was abusive. But he was also a musical genius! RIP!

[@pairrynwatson4229]

@@rosemarylytle7537 🤗 I Agree🎸

[@pairrynwatson4229]

Sam Rindge · 🤗 I Agree & Tina endured through so many different sets of Ikettes that came & left. Most of them couldn't hang but a few years, Tina hung16Years💃🏾

[@BiffBallbag]

Nobody, and I mean nobly brings the thunder like Tina Turner. She puts so much heart and soul into her music its almost threatening, but in a good way. Just brilliant

[@jluc9456]

DAMN!!!! She was the entire package! That voice, the dance moves, the personality & the beauty! This was back when singers were actually good singers. They didn’t rely on equipment. 🙇‍♀️ God bless you Tina!

[@nenej12]

And when u look at every performance she was always in sync with the ikettes NOTHING LIKE BEYONCÉ & HER FATHER SHUTTING THE GIRLS MIC OFF folk kill me conparing Tina to bet

[@TEWMUCH]

God dam tina’s voice is sooo full of everything. She brings so much power and rawness and soul and grit. Just wow. The voice was a feat in itself.

[@elvispresley718]

Better than Beyonce

[@aprilgoodwin595]

elvis presley Beyonce can take some notes from Tina Turner

[@kennethstanley2326]

elvis presley that go without saying but I 100% agree with you.

[@niadvine2365]

Of course better than Beyonce. Beyonce learned everything from Tina. She has said that Tina is someone she idolized. Even down to the dancers and how they are synchronized. She pick the right person to follow.

[@HotgirlD88]

zoezanj right lol people act like Beyoncé just arose out of nowhere knowing what she knows. No she worked hard and learned from the greatest. Also when you realize Beyoncé has been apart of many many tributes including Tina’s and Micheal’s , which also all loved her as much as she loves them!

[@andricorayford]

Beyonce has copied her or should I say paid homage to her plenty times. I've seen her use the opening of this show in her shows plenty of times.

[@starsandlakes8576]

A moment in time that was end of one way and the beginning of another. A time we will never experience again. Ppl back then were different than ppl today

[@krwlngblue]

Damn, Tina and the Ikettes are so beautiful and Sammy Davis Jr. @ 4:44 thinks so too lol

[@allintact]

Right he was mesmerized!!

[@briancooper2007]

Tina may not like doing RnB but that woman had one hell of a soulful voice. That girl could sing

[@ertfgghhhh]

That was had rhythm AND blues. That was r&b

[@erikheddergott5514]

But it was always Rock as well. It IS always great fun to See The greatest Rock Singer of Switzerland.

[@nufuture]

straight outa da chuch........

[@ertfgghhhh]

@@erikheddergott5514 rock izz blues

[@erikheddergott5514]

@@ertfgghhhh Rock'n'Roll comes from Boogie Woogie, Swing, Jump Blues, Country and the Mambo. Rock IS not more Blues as Modern Jazz. That IS not a grading; it IS only a differenziation. I Like all those Genres and eventhoug they are interconnected, they are Different. Varity is the Spice of Live.

[@deneenjeffries2768]

Sammy's head is turning from the ikettes to Tina 😂

[@khiapeters6976]

wow..... they came out killing the stage

[@emilycarlton3706]

I can't see how anyone could not love this soulful team!!!!

[@williamb4335]

Yooo. I keep on coming back to watch this over and over again. I don't even know what to say. Just amazing! From the beginning of Tina and the iketts, to the way she sang the first song. Tina was a bad mama. Tina Turner and James Brown are the best performers in history! I put that on everything.

[@rupenimudunavukuiii5909]

Her voice is deep and soulful 💙💙

[@blueb4829]

Powerful voice. RIP Tina. 🙏🏽

[@flamencoprof]

I thought the choreography was very original, anyone know who designed their moves? Tina's use of the wide-legged stance seems to be all her own, and I haven't seen other acts move anything like Tina and the Ikettes.

[@flamencoprof]

***** I have found at the Soul Train website that ".. she and the Ikettes put together the choreography themselves."

[@juaquinsims4847]

Yeah, I would imagine it was probably a shared responsibility of the folks doing the moves. This was part and parcel of how a lot of groups did it back then as all around entertainers. Tina upped it a notch, of course. But pre-MJ/Janet troupes of background dancers that needed to have a choreographer, the Temptations, The Pips, and the like all had some surprisingly intricate choreo while singing.

[@kenton6098]

There is at least one short you tube video showing them working on moves in the dressing room.

[@flamencoprof]

​@@kenton6098 Thanks a lot! I found the below, posted two years after my initial comment above: - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h56unIuwl9p1rsk They seem to have some kind of oral notation going on, similar is used in India for dance and drums, and in Africa for drums.

[@TNTgamer333]

I saw her live in Ipswich UK in the early 80's. What a privilege! She was just the most powerfully sexy person I'd ever seen. She didn't really need a microphone! The legs, the voice, the moves, the attitude AND a lovely person. She had it all.

[@14bonkyb]

Indeed, no Tina Turner = No Beyonce...

[@NickyEmpress123]

I love Tina. No other singer touch my heart the way she does. She is just pour undiluted talent and charisma

[@pairrynwatson4229]

Nicky Empress · 🤗 I Love Tina Too💜💖❤ I wish I could have met her before she left USA and moved to stay in Switzerland.

[@romemeka]

sammy liked tina so much he bought her a car

[@stephanierandlet5798]

Jerome Patton what did Ike do😕

[@jaylindr3723]

Stephanie Randlet ikr

[@deneenjeffries2768]

Nasir Wiggins Sammy Davis Jr most talented entertainer ever lived! google it, he's the host in the blue

[@SuperGiavoni]

A white jaguar to be exact!!!!

[@brownskingirl2101]

@@stephanierandlet5798 gurrrrlllll, you took the words😄😄😆😆😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣seriously, I don't think we wanna know....

[@EricBlackmonGuitar]

There will never be another TINA TURNER.

[@GraciaBelievesthatJesusSaves]

Amazing ,what a charisma she had , i am seeing for the first time some of these old performemces .She gave so much of herself in every performances 📝💃🏽

[@TrevorJennings-i2b]

Hello Gracia, how are you doing today, hope you’re fine and safe from the COVID-19 virus??

[@kavadiKagirinai]

my heart. we love you Tina!!!!!!

[@Musicblue22]

I love this performance, this performance has really made me like the song We Need An Understanding and sammy was hilarious throughout this whole thing lol

[@57timmyb]

Two of the Ikettes here remained with the revue, off and on, right up to the end, particularly Esther Jones, in the shortest wig on the right. Lejune Richardson can also be seen in many clips from the 70's in a blonde wig. She was also backup to Tina for many years of Tina's solo career.

[@nufuture]

Esther....my baby!!

[@y-mefarm4249]

Tina is the best. The energy she brings in on every single performance is incredible. There is nobody now a days that can even come close.

[@fncz]

Sammy rapping. I & T Review was AMAZING! And it’s still amazing to see. I hated learning what went on in their lives but appreciate with my whole heart & soul their performances.

[@pairrynwatson4229]

Frank Czuri · 🤗 Yes, they were AMAZING! I hated it also, if Ike hadn't been the way he was, he might still be alive🎸RIP

[@tcllnsfmly]

Damn, she could dance!!

[@veryfine69]

Wow! Her voice was a incredible

[@Panamaschild]

2:57 MY GOD! This woman was in her own lane. This is what "Rock & Blues" would sound like of it was a genre.

[@JP-ii9si]

Rock & Soul

[@no1nestandsalone387]

The second she came on stage I got major goosebumps.. same when she started singing. What a legend. I love you Tina!

[@stevedasher2990]

She sang the hell out the first one because she truly felt it

[@pairrynwatson4229]

Steve Dasher · 🤗 Yes She Sure Did. I Love That Song, I wondered why it was not played more & they didn't sing it more when performing on tv.

[@daynajones3832]

REST IN PEACE.. ICON TINA TURNER!!!!! Rest on BEAUTIFUL ❤️💕

[@claudermiller]

Sammy Davis Jr flicking ashes on the floor. Lolol. Things sure have changed.

[@greg.pridgen85]

This is delivery. She sang that song with soul.

[@myfriendisaac]

Words fail me... this was AWESOME 😭👏🏾

[@RobertNMoak]

Early stages of Rock and Roll? Their dance moves were ahead of their times.

[@luciverdad4834]

Robert Moak Well Ike is credited with writing the first Rock and Roll song "Rocket 88" in 1951.

[@hardesthart]

outstanding performance

[@StyledByLatishaMarie]

Her voice is so unique!!! Amazing!!! Legend period!!!

[@darrienhoward2334]

CMON Miss Tina!!!! Serve em up baby!!! Such a legendary diva 😍

[@me21464]

4-14-2023….my 1st time every hearing this song!!

[@quidahurt2223]

Eccentric and out of this world wow!

[@SadeWithTheReceipts]

STILL LOVING THIS ON 2/26/2019 AT 1:46 A.M. I LOVE YOU TINA, ALL THE WAY FROM FLORIDA. ALWAYS WANTED TO MEET YOU, HOWEVER, I KNOW THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN. SO I WILL CONTINUE TO IMAGINE. LOVE YOU, THIS SONG "YOU GOT WHATCHU WANTED", STILL TOUCHES MY SOUL TIL THIS DAY :-)

[@osimeon00]

I see Sammy Davis Jr dropped that white accent when he was around his own. Lmao

[@luciverdad4834]

osimeon00 Now Tina is the one surrounded by white people talking with an accent.

[@jobu1372]

@@luciverdad4834 She gets mixed up some times and think she is Queen Elizabeth

[@d.singler-kron9034]

Funny. Love Mary Wilson's comment on Sammy's show in 1965: Sammy, you're a show off... :)

[@anaityketihw]

Jobu 13 lmao she’s lived in Europe for the past 30 plus years. It catches on

[@cheriehawthorne9246]

@@anaityketihw That is so true and there's nothing wrong with it.

[@deeliciousgrapes]

Sammy Davis got his freestyle on

[@HarrisPilton789]

I absolutely love Tina Turner’s voice! I wish I had a grittier voice!

[@jeminijemini]

Also when you watch Tina's Behind The Music, pay close attention the pics of Tina during the Ike and Tina days, her face is mishapen and swollen. She tried to hide it with makeup and at times she did a good job, but as she said in an interview with Oprah., you can hide bruises with makeup but u cannot hide swelling. Ike was a damn good musician, but like James Brown, Miles Davis, David Ruffin, they were a different beast off stage.

[@jackson31ful]

Wow...just amazing Tina Turner moving and singing like that. Just give me chills!!! I can see how you inspired Beyoncé, Jill Scott and Keshia Cole.#loveit

[@brownkid89artlife48]

AJ Jackson Beyonce? DEFINITELY! The others? I don't see it on them!

[@pamelalawrence472]

@@brownkid89artlife48 OMG 😱 I just said the SAME thing!! Beyonce....yes, definitely. Those others ... 😑 NO!!!

[@avagd6293]

Never seen this gem before and KZbin has done it again showing films and videos that millions haven't seen. It a great performance.

[@kamariatoure42]

Ike checked the hell out of Sammy Davis Jr. when he tried to approach Tina @5:40...lol

[@MickeyDs14]

Bruhhhhh! I'm laughing so hard at this comment! Hahahaha

[@kamariatoure42]

MickeyDs14 lol

[@saintjay8058]

My grandma said that everyone back then knew he was in love with tina and would do anything for her so he was definitely a threat to Ike because tina liked people like sammy

[@BroccoliBeefed]

Ike had reason to worry. no one wanted to be around him. He was gross.

[@luciverdad4834]

LadyZodiac that was a part of their skit.

[@Ariesstar26]

This performance sent child down my spine !! Maybe because I'm feeling that way now, but that song struck a serious chord. Her voice is indescribable

[@champaignemillion7720]

Same here

[@johnwilliams-ye2uc]

A song of the heart that everyone who has been in a relationship can relate to

[@polotrey]

Ike was probably saying: "Got dammit Sammy, ya bets keep yo one eye off Tina befo I put da otha one out naw"

[@attiathomas1769]

You’ll be missed ❤

[@living4christistheonlyway403]

Her style was out of sight. Those clothes were on everything. I think she song those songs so strong because it was where she was in life. Ike and her was writing the songs

[@jobu1372]

i need more ikettes in my life

[@daniella921]

Her voice back then was just outstanding as well as the ikettes

[@nenej12]

And she didn’t cut there mics like Beyoncé or Diana Ross

[@steelcurtainsteeler2249]

Tina's raw powerful raspy voice reminds me of the sheer power of Wilson Pickett's (Ninety-Nine and a Half).. Man she was something special along with the Ikettes.. got to give Ike his props too, the man could write music!

[@parisd1327]

The best to ever do it IKE AND TINA TURNER!

[@fld2240]

When you listen to the song lyrics and then take into consideration what Tina shared with us of their relationship and then listen to her singing. Wow. But at the end of the day, we all know how her story ended . . . and thank God for that.

[@hansabass]

It's a shame, but nowadays NO singer and NO dancers/background vocalists can do what these greats were doing. The intensity and originality is overwhelming and intoxicating at the same time. FAB!

[@elinorjones9396]

Fantastic and unbelievable Tina Turner. 🎤 x I can't bear to look at IKE He is no man. Elinor ( nurse)

[@chlynn13b92]

The Ikette on the left I believe is Claudia Lennear. It's been said she is Brown Sugar from the Rolling Stones Song. She sang on the Mad Dogs and Englishmen tour, then went on to sing with Leon Russell, Rolling Stones, David Bowie. She was in the documentary 20 feet from stardom.

[@lawilli80ss]

Powerful!!!! Original raw talent at it's best!!! This made me cry and gave me chills just feeling the intensity of the performance & this was 1968!! She was really ahead of her time and so was the Ikettes!! I felt this and I wasn't even born yet until 1981

[@CrisPisces]

For Tina to go out on stage, and perform, while going thru all that abuse. God bless her, she's incredible. 💟

[@ruthieeldridge7418]

Sammy Davis Junior invented Rap 😂😂

[@eyeno75]

LOL :-)

[@alexxarson4075]

Ruthie Eldridge black ppl been rapping forever.

[@aprilgoodwin595]

Ruthie Eldridge yes he did