Album: Twenty Four Seven

Introduction
"Twenty Four Seven" is the tenth and also final workshop cd by the famous singer Tina Turner. Launched in 1999, the cd noted a triumphant return for the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll after a respite from recording. Generated by a team of prominent producers, including Mark Taylor, Brian Rawling, and Johnny Douglas, "Twenty Four Seven" showcased a mix of pop, rock, as well as R&B designings that amassed both critical appreciation and also commercial success.

Background & Production
Adhering to the launch of her 1996 album "Wildest Dreams", Tina Turner paused from recording, concentrating instead on comprehensive touring as well as a semi-retirement from the music sector. Determining that it was time for one more album, she went back to the studio in 1999 to work on "Twenty Four Seven". Turner surrounded herself with several of the very best songs producers and also songwriters in the market, such as Trevor Horn, Terry Britten, and also Graham Lyle.

Thrilled with the work of Metro, the manufacturing team behind Cher's "Believe" (which included manufacturer Mark Taylor), Turner got them to deal with her brand-new album. The goal was to create a fresh, modern noise that would certainly appeal to both her recognized follower base and a more youthful target market.

Track Listing & Themes
"Twenty Four Seven" comprises a total amount of 12 tracks, each one presenting a various side of Tina Turner's musical expertise. The album opens up with the upbeat, encouraging anthem "Whatever You Need", co-written by Harriet Roberts and also Russell Courtenay. It is followed by the equally energised "All the Woman", with lyrics celebrating female toughness as well as self-reliance.

The third track, "When the Heartache Is Over", was the album's lead single and turned into one of Turner's most effective tunes of the 1990s. Its driving dancing beat as well as catchy tunes make it an instantaneous classic. An additional noteworthy track is "Talk to My Heart", an introspective ballad about the vulnerability of love, showcasing Turner's tragic singing performance.

Other significant songs include the title track, "Twenty Four Seven", a smoky, blues-infused number that pays homage to Turner's early profession, as well as "Don't Leave Me This Way", a soulful appeal for a lover not to walk away.

Throughout the album, Turner explores themes of love, suffering, women empowerment, and also self-discovery, all backed by rock, pop, and R&B-instilled tracks.

Commercial Reception
"Twenty Four Seven" was a business success for Tina Turner, getting to number 21 on the US Billboard 200 and number 9 on the UK Albums Chart. The lead solitary, "When the Heartache Is Over", peaked at number 10 in the UK and number 2 in Finland. The album was licensed Platinum in both the UK and also Germany as well as Gold in various other nations such as France and also Switzerland.

To advertise the album, Turner embarked on a comprehensive global trip, fittingly entitled the "Twenty Four Seven Tour". It became one of the highest-grossing scenic tours of 2000, making sure that Turner's last workshop cd made a considerable effect.

Legacy
20 years after its launch, "Twenty Four Seven" continues to be a testimony to Tina Turner's extraordinary talent and strength as a performer. The cd sees Turner accepting brand-new sounds and also designs while remaining true to her signature blend of rock, spirit, and also R&B. A fitting ending to an exceptional recording profession, "Twenty Four Seven" seals Turner's status as one of the most legendary as well as enduring musicians in the background of music.