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Private Dancer

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Private Dancer

Tina Turner EMI

Released: Feb 17, 1997

1		I Might Have Been Queen (Soul Survivor) (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 4:10 Size: 6MB
2		What's Love Got To Do WIth It (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 3:48 Size: 5MB
3		Show Some Respect (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 3:18 Size: 5MB
4		I Can't Stand The Rain (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 3:43 Size: 5MB
5		Private Dancer (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 7:13 Size: 10MB
6		Let's Stay Together (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 5:16 Size: 7MB
7		Better Be Good To Me (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 5:12 Size: 7MB
8		Steel Claw (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 3:49 Size: 5MB
9		Help! (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 4:30 Size: 6MB
10		1984 (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 3:11 Size: 4MB
11		I Wrote A Letter (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 3:24 Size: 5MB
12		Rock And Roll Widow (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 4:45 Size: 7MB
13		Don't Rush The Good Things (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 3:46 Size: 5MB
14		When I Was Young (1997 Digital Remaster) Time: 3:11 Size: 4MB
15		What's Love Got To Do With It (1997 Digital Remaster) (Special Extended Mix) Time: 5:48 Size: 8MB
16		Better Be Good To Me (1997 Digital Remaster) (Extended Version) Time: 7:02 Size: 10MB
17		I Can't Stand The Rain (1997 Digital Remaster) (Extended Version) Time: 5:43 Size: 8MB

Other albums by Tina Turner:

Tina Live 2009	Tina! 2008	Tina Turner Love... 2006	All The Best - Th... 2005
All The Best 2004	Twenty Four Seven 2003	Wildest Dreams 2000	Private Dancer 1997
The Collected Rec... 1994	What's Love Got T... 1993	Simply The Best 1991	Tina Live In Euro... 1990
Foreign Affair 1989	Break Every Rule 1986

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