Tina Turner Greatest Hits 1994 Audio Tina Turner

Man... Do you remember? it was the mid 90's. You were hangry, so you decided to go to the best worst place you know: McDonalds. Do you remember if you got a Big Mac? Maybe you got the Double Quarter Pounder. Either way, you are definitely sure you didn't get the Filet-O-Fish. Gross. That hungry monster was raging in your tum-tum as you stud in line. You got to the counter to realize, "Wait. They're selling CD's here?" Yeah man! First VHS, now CD's. And admit it, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is not something you would have chosen at Block Buster; however, if McDonalds recommends it, you're going to give it a try. If you can't trust them Golden Arches like a proper red-blooded American, what can you trust? And let's face it. Wasn't Babes in Toy Land with Keanu Reeves and baby Drew Barrymore your little secret of secrets? Did you watch that one a little too often to take yourself seriously as a fully grown adult? We all did man-we all did... I digress. You looked at the selection on offer because you knew you won't be led astray. McDonalds always knows what you like even when you don't, and then you saw her. Tina Turner. You grew weak in the knees, and you succumbed to the inevitable realization as you whispered to your self, "We don't need another hero." The other people in line acted like they didn't hear you - they did. You slapped your money on the yellow counter and exclaimed with conviction, "Two Quarter Pounders and Tina Turner to go!" You rushed to your 89 Toyota Corolla and fumbled for your portable CD player with cassette adapter. You popped that bad boy in and pealed out. And there you were. Driving down the road on your last Quarter Pounder, windows rolled down, and Queen Tina shouting the eternal question, "What's love got to do with it?" Don't know about you, but I'm reliving some magic.

loveeee tina!

Love it!

Great guft

I gave it as a gift I have listened to it great album

Excellent music for use during my morning walk.

classic elegent r&b rock and roll all roll into on cd. I recommend this cd for anyone who is in any mood.

Perfect