[4K] Tina Turner - What's Love Got to Do with It (27th Grammys 1985)

**RIP Tina Nov. 26, 1939 - May 24, 2023**
"The Explosive, the One and Only" Tina Turner - What's Love Got to Do with It
Live on a bare stage, zero props, zero auto-tune, at the 27th Grammys February 26, 1985, at the Shrine Auditorium, Los Angeles
Hosted by John Denver
Upscaled to 4K

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"What's Love Got to Do with It" won 3 Grammys that year:
Record of the Year
Song of the Year
Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female

In addition Tina won a 4th Grammy for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance for "Better Be Good to Me"
and a nomination for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance for "Let's Stay Together"

Her album "Private Dancer" earned a Grammy nomination for Album of the Year

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[Aleksa_Milicevic]

It was really nice of Tina to invite the Grammys to her concert 😎

[sandrakearney]

Tina Turner killing it. Her looks, her voice, her charm, her strength, her perserverance, her charisma, her flair, her style, her class. She's magnificent.

[Goldenxo]

No autotune, not dressed naked, no background anything! Just pure talent and strating across the stage!! PURE TALENT! RIP TO AN ICON

[Dasani]

❤🙏🏽 Tina's comeback in her 40's + this performance needs to be studied in universities all across the world

[WDJeff]

"The woman God sent to teach other women how to dance in high heel shoes!" That's Tina! Rest in peace, my lady.

[lashonspears]

The way she walked up the Slay 😫😫😫😫😫 REST QUEEN!!!! REST!!!!

[ermi]

All the nobility of the eighties paying homage to the queen wow.

[kassimrayford]

Let me go ahead and put on record she had the flu this night and STILL created history

[unpopularsoul]

Reading her autobiography, she had the flu during this performance. You wouldn’t think so. Flawless performance from an iconic performer ❤

[MarciaSantos-oxfk]

Only a handful of artists got a standing ovation at the Grammys before they even finish the song ❤

[aeshaalberts]

She captivated that audience completely look at their faces. I want to have that sort of magic

[ladonnatutt]

I remember watching this show in tears after her performance. The way the audience stood for her, loving her decades into her career. It was so beautiful to watch live. So beautiful.

[wookiewarrior]

Legendary performance! Her stage exit strutting up those stairs with those beautiful legs, that voice, smile and charisma. There will never be another Tina Turner.

[aeshaalberts]

She exudes feminine energy, Grace, fun, and strength. Everything I want to embody in my day to day life, thank you Tina for showing us❤

[zhanariffin]

The strongest female voice in the industry...

[dougms]

Saw her open for Lionel Ritchie in Denver in 1986. She could make a dead man dance, the energy was out of this World.

[dweeb]

Oh Lordy, I was there, right behind Sheila E! Tina Turner was THE EVENT that night, and this video shows why. What power, what beauty, what kindness, what a musician! Plus that dress and those heels! I met Cindi Lauper, Grace Jones, Lionel Hampton, but Ms Tina stole my heart. She's the best.

[ericbeadle]

A True Talent, not an autotuned wanna be professional, but a PURE Talent. You can tell she loved to entertain and the way she woud move, smile, and flirt with her audience. I wish I could have seen her back then but I was just a kid. Love you Tina, you made my childhood so fun singing this song and your others with my cousins 🙂

[CrazyMagyar]

The raw emotion in her voice always makes me tear up when I hear this song. She is such a beautiful woman, both physically and spiritually! Rest in peace…

[brandonwilliams]

She paved the way for Beyonce and so much others a true legend and icon in the business RIP