Ike & Tina Turner - The Hunter album flac

This article contains information about albums and singles released by American rock and soul duo Ike & Tina Turner. Ike and Tina Turner signed to Sue Records in 1960 and their debut single "A Fool In Love" in 1960. The success of this single was followed by a string of hits including "I Idolize You," "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" and "Poor Fool" within a 2-year span

Released just a few years after the epochal Phil Spector-produced River Deep Mountain High and close to six years before their breakup, Ike and Tina Turner's Hunter often gets lost in the duo's long and stormy existence. And while the album certainly is not on the same plane as the Spector album or later work like Workin' Together, Hunter still boasts several fine blues workouts in the inimitably electrifying Ike and Tina mode

Band Name Ike Turner. Album Name The Hunter. Labels Blue Thumb Records. Music StyleBlues Rock. Members owning this album0. 2. You Don't Love Me. 3. You Got to Be Running. 6. Things I Used to Do. 7. Early in the Morning. 8. You're Still My Baby.

The Hunter 02. You Don't Love Me (Yes I Know) 03. You Got Me Running 04. Bold Soul Sister 05. I Smell Trouble 06. The Things I Used To Do 07. Early In The Morning 08. You're Still My Baby 0. Released just a few years after the epochal Phil Spector-produced River Deep Mountain High and close to six years before their breakup, Ike and Tina Turner's Hunter often gets lost in the duo's long and stormy existence. And while the album certainly is not on the same plane as the Spector album or later work like Workin' Together, Hunter still boasts several fine blues workouts in the inimitably electrifying Ike and Tina mode

Ike and Tina move into the 70s with two powerful albums by Blue Thumb Records, featuring Tina setting everything afire with her exquisite vocals. The quintessence of Black Power. The only real "Ike and Tina" sounding number is "Bold Soul Sister" which has the Ikettes prominently in a call and response mode similar to "A Fool in Love. For Tina fans who are only familiar with the hits from Ike and Tina or the later breakout mainstream success which Tina had on her own, these tracks sound really raw, rough and unvarnished.