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Tina Turner – Simply The Best (Brand New) Vinyl

Name: Tina Turner – Simply The Best (Brand New) Vinyl
Brand: imagineryskincare.co.za
SKU: 60687744261
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Tina Turner – Simply The Best (Brand New) VinylA1 The Best Backing Vocals Lance Ellington, Tessa Niles Bass T. M. Stevens Drums Art Wood Guitar [Power Theme] Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional Bridge] Philippe Saisse Keyboards [Additional Theme], Strings Elliot Lewis Keyboards, Bass [Pulse] Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals Dan Hartman Producer, Arranged By Tina Turner Recorded By Chris Lord Alge Rhythm Guitar Gene Black, James Ralston Saxophone [Solo] Edgar Winter

A1	The Best Backing Vocals – Lance Ellington, Tessa Niles Bass – T.M. Stevens Drums – Art Wood Guitar [Power Theme] – Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional Bridge] – Philippe Saisse Keyboards [Additional Theme], Strings – Elliot Lewis Keyboards, Bass [Pulse] – Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Dan Hartman Producer, Arranged By – Tina Turner Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Saxophone [Solo] – Edgar Winter Written-By – H. Knight, M. Chapman Backing Vocals – Lance Ellington, Tessa Niles Bass – T.M. Stevens Drums – Art Wood Guitar [Power Theme] – Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional Bridge] – Philippe Saisse Keyboards [Additional Theme], Strings – Elliot Lewis Keyboards, Bass [Pulse] – Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Dan Hartman Producer, Arranged By – Tina Turner Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Saxophone [Solo] – Edgar Winter Written-By – H. Knight, M. Chapman	4:08
A2	I Can't Stand The Rain Drums – Graham Broad Engineer, Mixed By – John Hudson Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith Producer, Guitar – Terry Britten Written-By – Peebles, Miller, Bryant*	3:42
A3	What's Love Got To Do With It Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Drums – Graham Jarvis Engineer, Mixed By – John Hudson Keyboards – Billy Livsey, Nick Glennie-Smith Percussion – Simon Morton Written-By – G. Lyle* Written-By, Producer, Guitar, Backing Vocals – T. Britten*	3:48
A4	I Don't Wanna Lose You Backing Vocals – Holly Knight, Tina Turner Drums – Geoff Dugmore Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Keyboards – Casey Young Keyboards, Strings – Nick Glennie-Smith Producer – Roger Davies Producer, Backing Vocals – Graham Lyle Producer, Shaker, Backing Vocals – Albert Hammond Recorded By – Mike Ging, Tommy Vicari Saxophone [Solo] – Gary Barnacle Synthesizer [Bass] – Greg Mathieson Written-By – A. Hammond, G. Lyle Backing Vocals – Holly Knight, Tina Turner Drums – Geoff Dugmore Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Keyboards – Casey Young Keyboards, Strings – Nick Glennie-Smith Producer – Roger Davies Producer, Backing Vocals – Graham Lyle Producer, Shaker, Backing Vocals – Albert Hammond Recorded By – Mike Ging, Tommy Vicari Saxophone [Solo] – Gary Barnacle Synthesizer [Bass] – Greg Mathieson Written-By – A. Hammond, G. Lyle	4:18
A5	Let's Stay Together Backing Vocals – Glenn Gregory Engineer – Walter Samuel Guitar – Ray Russell Percussion – Frank Riccotti* Piano, Synthesizer – Nick Plytas Producer, Arranged By, Engineer, Programmed By [Fairlights-cmi] – Greg Walsh Producer, Arranged By, Programmed By [Linn Drum], Backing Vocals – Martyn Ware Saxophone – Gary Barnacle Written-By – Green, Jackson, Mitchell* Backing Vocals – Glenn Gregory Engineer – Walter Samuel Guitar – Ray Russell Percussion – Frank Riccotti* Piano, Synthesizer – Nick Plytas Producer, Arranged By, Engineer, Programmed By [Fairlights-cmi] – Greg Walsh Producer, Arranged By, Programmed By [Linn Drum], Backing Vocals – Martyn Ware Saxophone – Gary Barnacle Written-By – Green, Jackson, Mitchell*	3:37
B1	Steamy Windows Bass – Carmine Rojas Drums – J.T. Lewis Guitar [Slide & Chord Power], Other [Crunch Note] – Neil Taylor Horns [Section] – Jeff Bova Producer, Electric Piano, Organ – Dan Hartman Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – Eddie Martinez Saxophone [Section] – Gary Barnacle Written-By, Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Synthesizer [Bass], Harmonica – Tony Joe White	4:03
B2	Typical Male Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Drums – Phil Collins Engineer [Assistant] – Mike Ging Engineer, Mixed By – John Hudson Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith Performer [Ambisonics Surround Sound] – Richard Elen Saxophone [Solo] – Timmy Cappello* Vocals – Tina* Written-By – G. Lyle* Written-By, Producer, Guitar, Bass, Backing Vocals – T. Britten*	4:15
B3	We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome) Choir – Kings House School* Drums, Percussion – Charlie Morgan, Graham Broad Engineer [Assistant] – Mike Ging Engineer, Mixed By – John Hudson Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith Saxophone – Timmy Cappello* Written-By – G. Lyle* Written-By, Producer, Guitar, Bass – T. Britten*	4:14
B4	Private Dancer Bass – John Illsley Drums – Terry Williams (3) Guitar – Hal Lindes Guitar [Solo] – Jeff Beck Keyboards – Alan Clark Percussion – Carter, Julian Diggle Producer – Carter Remix – Humberto Gatica Saxophone – Mel Collins Written-By – Mark Knopfler	4:00
B5	Better Be Good To Me Backing Vocals – Cy Curnin, Tina Turner Drums [Acoustic] – Trevor Morais Guitar – Jamie West-Oram Producer, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion [Programming], Backing Vocals – Rupert Hine Written-By – H. Knight, M. Chapman, Chinn*	3:38
C1	Nutbush City Limits (The 90's Version) Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Engineer – Robin Hancock Guitar – Phil Palmer Horns – Steve Hamilton Keyboards – Richard Cottle Percussion – Steve Sedelnick* Producer, Mixed By, Programmed By [Additional], Instrumentation By [Additional] – C.J. Mackintosh* Saxophone – Andy Hamilton (7) Saxophone [Solo] – Timmy Cappello* Trumpet – John Thirkell Written-By – Tina Turner Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Engineer – Robin Hancock Guitar – Phil Palmer Horns – Steve Hamilton Keyboards – Richard Cottle Percussion – Steve Sedelnick* Producer, Mixed By, Programmed By [Additional], Instrumentation By [Additional] – C.J. Mackintosh* Saxophone – Andy Hamilton (7) Saxophone [Solo] – Timmy Cappello* Trumpet – John Thirkell Written-By – Tina Turner	3:42
C2	It Takes Two Drums – Rave Calmer Guitar – Jeff Golub Keyboards – Chuck Kentis Lead Vocals [Duet] – Rod Stewart Producer – Rod Stewart Producer, Bass – Bernard Edwards Saxophone [Solo] – Jimmy Roberts Written-By – S. Moy, W. Stevenson	4:11
C3	River Deep-Mountain High Bass [Fender] – Carol Kaye Bass [Upright] – James E. Bond, Jr.* Drums – James Gordon* Drums, Leader [Band] – Earl Palmer Engineer – Larry Levine Guitar – Barney Kessel, Donald Peake* Percussion – Frank Capp, Gene Estes Performer [Other Instruments] – John Ewing, Robert Gerstlauer Piano – Harold Battiste, Lawrence Knechtel* Producer, Remastered By [Re-mastered & Equalised By] – Phil Spector Saxophone – James Horn, Plas Johnson Trumpet – Roy V. Caton Written By – Spector/Barry/Greenwich Written-By – Greenwich, Barry, Spector* Bass [Fender] – Carol Kaye Bass [Upright] – James E. Bond, Jr.* Drums – James Gordon* Drums, Leader [Band] – Earl Palmer Engineer – Larry Levine Guitar – Barney Kessel, Donald Peake* Percussion – Frank Capp, Gene Estes Performer [Other Instruments] – John Ewing, Robert Gerstlauer Piano – Harold Battiste, Lawrence Knechtel* Producer, Remastered By [Re-mastered & Equalised By] – Phil Spector Saxophone – James Horn, Plas Johnson Trumpet – Roy V. Caton Written By – Spector/Barry/Greenwich Written-By – Greenwich, Barry, Spector*	3:38
C4	Be Tender With Me Baby Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Bass – T.M. Stevens Drums – Art Wood Guitar [Additional Lead Guitar Fills] – Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional] – Phillipe Saisse* Lead Guitar, Guitar [Power], Guitar [Solo] – Gene Black Organ, Synthesizer, Strings – Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar – Dan Hartman Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – James Ralston Written-By – A. Hammond, H. Knight Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Bass – T.M. Stevens Drums – Art Wood Guitar [Additional Lead Guitar Fills] – Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional] – Phillipe Saisse* Lead Guitar, Guitar [Power], Guitar [Solo] – Gene Black Organ, Synthesizer, Strings – Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar – Dan Hartman Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – James Ralston Written-By – A. Hammond, H. Knight	4:16
D1	Addicted To Love (Live In London, 1987) Bass – Bob Feit Drums – Jack Bruno Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston, Laurie Wisefield Keyboards – Alan Clark, Don Snow Percussion – Steve Scales Producer [Additional], Remix – Chris Lord-Alge Producer, Recorded By – John Hudson Saxophone – Gary Barnacle Saxophone [Solo] – Timmy Cappello* Written-By – Robert Palmer	5:03
D2	I Want You Near Me Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Engineer – Mike Ging, Robin Hancock Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith Mixed By – John Hudson Producer, Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming, Backing Vocals – T. Britten* Saxophone – Timmy Cappello* Written By – T. Britten/G. Lyle Written-By – G. Lyle, T. Britten	3:52
D3	Way Of The World Backing Vocals – Tina Turner Bass – Bob Feit Drums – Jack Bruno Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith, Ollie Marland Piano – Kenny Moore Producer – Albert Hammond, Roger Davies Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Chris Lord-Alge Saxophone [Solo], Backing Vocals – Timmy Cappello* Written-By – A. Hammond, G. Lyle	4:24
D4	Love Thing Bass – Bob Feit Drums – Jack Bruno Engineer [Assistant] – Talley Sherwood Guitar – James Ralston Keyboards – Ollie Marland Lead Guitar – Gene Black Piano – Kenny Moore Producer – Roger Davies, Tina Turner Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Chris Lord-Alge Saxophone, Organ, Tambourine, Backing Vocals – Timmy Cappello* Written By – H. Knight/A. Hammond Written-By – A. Hammond, H. Knight Bass – Bob Feit Drums – Jack Bruno Engineer [Assistant] – Talley Sherwood Guitar – James Ralston Keyboards – Ollie Marland Lead Guitar – Gene Black Piano – Kenny Moore Producer – Roger Davies, Tina Turner Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Chris Lord-Alge Saxophone, Organ, Tambourine, Backing Vocals – Timmy Cappello* Written By – H. Knight/A. Hammond Written-By – A. Hammond, H. Knight	4:27

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