I was privileged enough to see Tina's final tour. The energy that you felt coming off the stage from her was something I only felt from her in a previous tour. She was electrifying! 60 yrs old and still SERVING IT! R.I.P, Queen of rock & roll!❤

I love how she builds up the anticipation to her most famous song - Proud Mary. Love your reaction!

This is the first and only DVD I bought, at 15 with my pocket money. Now 15 years later, it still tops my play count on every counting platform. From the first “Work like you don’t need the money,.” to the last cheers to 24/7, this concert is pure gold and the best energy boost ever. What a legend and an overall beautiful human being. R. I. P. Behind other things, what sets her apart from many performers is, that on that stage, every single person is a talented star and she appreciates it and is not afraid to give them time to shine and song by song it just ads to the epic momentum.

She was 60 at this time...stunning ❤

One and only, Queen Tina ❤

Such sad news! Another one of the greats is gone. Thanks for the nice tribute! Tina Turner was the "Queen of Rock 'n' Roll". She spanned over 6 decades of music. She started out with her husband Ike & had some great hits such as "Proud Mary", "It's Gonna Work Out Fine", "River Deep-Mountain High" & "Nutbush City Limits". But she had even bigger hits when she went solo such as "Better Be Good To Me", "Private Dancer", "Typical Male", "The Best", "I Don't Wanna Fight", "GoldenEye", "We Don't Need Another Hero", "It's Only Love" (duet with Bryan Adams) etc.

Hard to believe she was 60 years old when she did this concert!

I find it amazing that she can make everyone think she is having a great time, this must be 5000 time she has done, she was the best of her time!

Simply the Best.

The band is on fire right along with her. This wasn't even the finale. Check out "Heard it Through the Grapevine" and "Nutbush City Limit" from the same concert.

She would go from one end of the stage to the other...so every one could see her...she always done that

She was 61 years old at this concert!!!!!

The "original" is Creedence Clearwater Revival, but it's hugely different. Tina made the song her own early on. A nice contrast is Ike and Tina on the Ed Sullivan Show from way back

This was written and released in 1969 by John Fogerty of CCR and Ike and Tina covered it in 1970. She said she was going to do it nice and easy and then nice and rough 🎉 Proud Mary was a paddle wheel riverboat on the Mississippi River back in the day. Tina took it to another level.

Queen of Rock and Roll and those amazing "Legs of Steel"

She done told you what she was gonna do from the jump. lol

RIP Queen 😢❤ and yes this is fire 🔥

I saw her 4 times, twice in night clubs and twice in arenas. Never a disappointing performance.

This performance was from her Twenty-Four Seven tour in 2000. Proud Mary was the final number in the concert (there were two encores after PM) so she had already been onstage for at least 1.5 hours save for a couple of wardrobe changes & had at least 10 more minutes to go afterward. She was 61 at the time & in fantastic shape to be able to dance back & forth across the stage in high heels. Tina's success, beyond her latent talent, was her ability to select & surround herself with the best people be it producers, scene/lighting/sound designers, roadies, band members, dancers & vocalists. The dancer to Tina's left, Claire Turton, was dance captain for multiple Tina tours & went on to tour with Taylor Swift. You asked whether the "easy" or rough" portions were the original; Tina always did them together. If you watch early versions of Proud Mary with Ike Turner (the Italian TV performance is the best) you will find little difference in Tina's rendition other than her having had some vocal training to protect her voice & the length of the intro tease. The surrounding faces changed, charts were tweaked & the production values skyrocketed but Tina consistently delivered.

This song was originally recorded by Credence Clearwater Revival back in the 1960’s. When Ike and Tina Turner did their version of it in the 1970’s it earned them a National Reward. After their divorce and Tina’s subsequent solo career, this became one of Her flagship numbers! Her version is the BEST!!!!

Goes back to her days in the Ike and Tina Turner Revue!

My Gram ( also named Tina ) LOVED Tina Turner ! Anytime she was playing music it was The Stones an Tina & anytime she played/ heard or talked about her it always started& ended with my gosh what a beauty with such stage presence& my god them legs 😍👏🏼 in between the looks she rocked & love my gram had for Tina she would go into what would be a college thesis about how strong of a woman Tina was an took her talent& name only when she left the one my gram called “ prick face “ … RIP To One Of Our Last Living Legends 🙏🏼

You have to see her perform this in the 70s with the Ike and Tina Turner revue, Tina was Beyonce before Beyonce was Beyonce! Her legs alone were once insured for $2 million dollars!

R.I.P. Tina. Simply the best.

Tina was 60 with this tour and it was only her. I think it was a 2 to 3 hours concert and 83 when she passed.

She was 60 at this performance!

"I'm not going to fast-forward." Really? What is with these younger people not being able to let things just happen and be? Ha! I watched other reactors complaining about how long the build up was to the live version of Phil Collins' "In The Air Tonight." Another wanted to skip the opening credits/scene of "Young Frankenstein." SMH (Edit) Im also amazed how they can't comprehend how great most bands/artists were live. In both how they sounded but just as important their stage presence. They also played for a minimum of 90 minutes and some up to 4 hours with just as much energy at the end of the show as the start of it. Man I'm 54 and i was definitely spoiled with the class of entertainment that I grew up on.

Great cover , !!!!!! she was 63 ay this performance

The original was done by CCR in the late 60’s and a much slower tempo.

Proud Mary was a gambling riverboat, rolling down the river

And that my young friend is how you do a performance!! None of this no talent auto tune crap of today. Either you have it or you don't and Tina Turner definitely had it. Young wanna be performers take a note and learn. Work hard and master your craft like Tina did.

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

She was 60 and dancing in 3" heels

Yes it is original its always like this start slow nice and easy then towards finished its nice and rough

If you want the original you need to listen to CCR version. It was their but Ike and Tina made it their own....then Tina brought it to the next level.

Like this guy never heard tina turner voice before . Or even see her proud marry oerfornance

Ever see “What’s love got to do with it?” It will enrage you. Not to worry. Ikr Turner died years before she did.😂 I’m still angry.

Omg u cute

Ok again u so cute

U too cute

you're so cute honey

Can u help

I can't see clearly with your messy screen.

You do not know Tina's sings wow you missed alot

Pretty good? Try again..

This is old Tina Turner 🙄