“Hot For You, Baby”, which was to appear in the legendary album “Private Dancer” by Tina Turner, was rediscovered by the record company and was broadcast for the first time on Thursday
Private DancerTina Turner’s fifth studio album, had marked both a turning point in the Diva career, but also more generally in pop-soft music from the 1980s. Very recently, a song recorded for this album and presumed lost, has been rediscovered: Hot For You, Baby. The title was released for the first time on BBC Radio 2 Thursday and will be the subject of several editions.
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“Having something new to hear from Tina Turner is a treat for fans of all generations and a reminder of her unique talent,” said presenter Mark Goodier before broadcasting the song. It must be said that the song perfectly embodies the power of the voice of the superstar, died in 2023 at the age of 83.
-The music mixes guitar rock and the cowbell, a very popular percussion in the 1980s, while the lyrics evoke the promise to love each other all night. The original recording was found during a new compilation made by Capitol Records during a reissue for the 40th anniversary of Private Dancer.
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