Tina Turner

Rest in Peace, legend! 😢

What a voice. Pure charisma. Unmatched stage energy. And those legs. 🙏

She was 60 years old here. 🙏

One Last Time Live in Concert (Wembley)

In January 1988, Turner performed in front of approximately 180,000 at Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, setting a Guinness World Record at the time for the largest paying concert attendance for a solo artist. 🙏

Karen Ortiz said:Anyway, this performance is incredible. Such an insane voice and energy.
'Steamy Windows' (Live in Barcelona, 1990)

And this Bond theme is killer. 'GoldenEye' (1995). Her appearance in the music video is everything. 🙏

It's a damn shame I never got the chance to see her live.

I guess it’s a sign there's something wrong with me if women notice her legs before they even mention that smile she used to wear. Maybe it's because I fell for her when I was pretty young—back when legs weren't really my main focus when looking at girls—whereas a smile is probably one of the first things you actually register when you're just a kid.

I know she wasn't exactly looking to show them off, even when she covered "Hot Legs" by Stewart and "Legs" by ZZ Top, but despite all that, my first thought whenever I think of Tina (aside from the music, obviously) will always be that infectious smile. And honestly, those curls were always everything to me—I remember her more for that wild hair than for her legs. I mean, the legs were divine, sure, but I’d only care about that if I knew Tina as a model or a photo icon... otherwise, people might think I'm just not paying attention to women.

I didn't realize this other big hit of hers was actually a cover

Rest in Peace, dear Tina

I guess I feel pretty bad for Tina. 😢 I didn't listen to her much growing up, but my family loved her and I have a few of her records in my dad's collection, so I'll probably spin them.
Honestly, that performance of 'tonight' with David Bowie was always a favorite of mine. 😍 Maybe they're hanging out somewhere together right now. 🙏

What a smile. Pure positivity and killer energy on that stage 🙏 🙏 🙏 ("Private Dancer", 1984)