I have just read that Tina Turner has passed away at the age of 83 (source).
The end of an era.
My thoughts are with her family and friends.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqDZOekUDzE
RIP
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She was a music legend. It’s a sad day.
Very Fandango. I would have loved to have seen her in concert.
She lived an amazing life ❤️
Not a happy one with Ike though.
So sad 😢💜
Very
I was sad to hear this today. Love hearing her songs, and this one is one of my favorites. ❤
Mine too together with We Don’t Need Another Hero and Private Dancer. I also liked her version of Help.
🙂 🙂
Queen of Rock.
Most definitely Jim
she was a brilliant singer! She is going to be missed!
She was a warrior! Her passing is a loss that will be felt across the globe!!
Very much so I believe.
She was very popular in Australia and her song “The Best” became the anthem of Rugby League in Australia. I was very surprised to learn that the custom of dancing The Madison to the tune of “Nutbush City Limits” at weddings and parties is an Australian phenomenon. I thought everyone did that! Rest in peace Tina.
Thanks for commenting Vanda
Oh man, what a legend 😦
She was IMO
A sad day. I’ve done a little tribute too, as I’ve loved her music since way back when.
I look forward to reading it Clive.
Simply the best 😦 Very sad to hear the news of her death
Stunned me when I read it.
She made me dance – she will be missed.
Yes indeed Donna. Legs that went on forever, a voice that made you take notice, and a personality that shone on stage. I would have loved to see her in concert.