Ike and Tina Turner Hollywood Palace 1968 Full

Full version of Ike and Tina Turner on Hollywood Palace in 1968. Features Sammy Davis Jr. They perform "You Got What You Wanted" & "We Need an Understanding".

[truckinbrothetrucka]

This was 1968! Crazy. She was so ahead of her time and original

[pryncedorianlefaye]

I love the rawness and power of Tina's voice. Even though her voice is clearly female she has the edge of a male singer. You can just feel all the grit!

[jalissamoses]

Tina and the dancers were killing it 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🔥🔥🔥

[bellefemmekenisha]

"you got what u Now u don't want what cha got"  tell us powerful line!
Sammy set this one off nice~

[StrutTIGER]

I don’t think people understand how fabulous Tina really is from a production and styling standpoint! She and Ike raised the bar!!! The wigs and wardrobe was truly forward and expensive asf! Tina has been a top dollar performer since day 1

[Angelfully]

This lady is definitely one of those wonders in music. Imitated, but unmatched

[candancefoster]

beautiful nobody can dance like my baby she was cold blood bad.

[Jovan]

Amazing footwork by Tina, and the look on Sammy Davis Jr's face was priceless.

[prp]

Young people watching today, this is what real talent looks like.

[JerjerB]

One of the most moving performances in history... YOU GOT WHAT YOU WANTED is TINA at her best.  You can just feel her pain/suffering/pathos! 

[v.c.webster]

So not only is this fantastic Ikette dancing but how remarkable that Sammy Davis was rapping in 1968.

[maliksafi]

Wow to Tina's voice and performance of the first song. Deep

[darsellabiles]

I never realized that Sammy Davis was the ultimate entertainment who was really creative; (singing, dancing, comedian, acting, playing music, as well as poetry/ rapping) and multitalented, Ike and Tina was funky and stylish. Tina was maybe was one of the first to to dance, with an eclectic voice. Nice video.

[jameshelm]

Sammy opening with early hip hop rap ! LOL

[NukemNash]

2:57 gave me straight up chills. So good. Her rasp was really perfect for the emotion she was trying to put out.

[shannamajor]

She sang this song like a woman who is going through "it". Not past tensed but right NOW! I went thru the same thing: he got me, mow he treating me like he don't want me. The worse feeling in the world. Thankfully she found peace on this Earth and I'm pretty sure she is in Heaven too.

[londonk]

Babbyyyy those wigs had to be glued down!!! I mean they aint done shift or nothing!!!

[waynebrasler]

Besides the incredible vocals, Tina was in charge of the dance routines too, and worked with the Ikettes to put them together. These were very hard working ladies who took their responsibilities seriously. Notice how great they looked; the act was beyond exciting but never cheap. There is a difference. It already was evident at this point Tina would become one of the greatest stars in show business.

[Seriousthing]

This performance came to my mind when news of her death came in. Some people just got the IT factor and she definitely had it plus more. Rest in Peace to the incomparable Tina Turner #QueenofRock&Roll

[ericmckenna]

She was so fuckin powerful, my god what a woman.