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Tina Turner – Simply The Best (Used) (Mint Condition) CD

Name: Tina Turner – Simply The Best (Used) (Mint Condition) CD
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Tina Turner – Simply The Best (Used) (Mint Condition) CDA1 The Best Backing Vocals Lance Ellington, Tessa Niles Bass T. M. Stevens Drums Art Wood Guitar [Power Theme] Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional Bridge] Philippe Saisse Keyboards [Additional Theme], Strings Elliot Lewis Keyboards, Bass [Pulse] Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals Dan Hartman Producer, Arranged By Tina Turner Recorded By Chris Lord Alge Rhythm Guitar Gene Black, James Ralston Saxophone [Solo] Edgar Winter

A1	The Best Backing Vocals – Lance Ellington, Tessa Niles Bass – T.M. Stevens Drums – Art Wood Guitar [Power Theme] – Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional Bridge] – Philippe Saisse Keyboards [Additional Theme], Strings – Elliot Lewis Keyboards, Bass [Pulse] – Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Dan Hartman Producer, Arranged By – Tina Turner Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Saxophone [Solo] – Edgar Winter Written-By – H. Knight, M. Chapman Backing Vocals – Lance Ellington, Tessa Niles Bass – T.M. Stevens Drums – Art Wood Guitar [Power Theme] – Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional Bridge] – Philippe Saisse Keyboards [Additional Theme], Strings – Elliot Lewis Keyboards, Bass [Pulse] – Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Dan Hartman Producer, Arranged By – Tina Turner Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Saxophone [Solo] – Edgar Winter Written-By – H. Knight, M. Chapman	4:08
A2	I Can't Stand The Rain Drums – Graham Broad Engineer, Mixed By – John Hudson Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith Producer, Guitar – Terry Britten Written-By – Peebles, Miller, Bryant*	3:42
A3	What's Love Got To Do With It Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Drums – Graham Jarvis Engineer, Mixed By – John Hudson Keyboards – Billy Livsey, Nick Glennie-Smith Percussion – Simon Morton Written-By – G. Lyle* Written-By, Producer, Guitar, Backing Vocals – T. Britten*	3:48
A4	I Don't Wanna Lose You Backing Vocals – Holly Knight, Tina Turner Drums – Geoff Dugmore Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Keyboards – Casey Young Keyboards, Strings – Nick Glennie-Smith Producer – Roger Davies Producer, Backing Vocals – Graham Lyle Producer, Shaker, Backing Vocals – Albert Hammond Recorded By – Mike Ging, Tommy Vicari Saxophone [Solo] – Gary Barnacle Synthesizer [Bass] – Greg Mathieson Written-By – A. Hammond, G. Lyle Backing Vocals – Holly Knight, Tina Turner Drums – Geoff Dugmore Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Keyboards – Casey Young Keyboards, Strings – Nick Glennie-Smith Producer – Roger Davies Producer, Backing Vocals – Graham Lyle Producer, Shaker, Backing Vocals – Albert Hammond Recorded By – Mike Ging, Tommy Vicari Saxophone [Solo] – Gary Barnacle Synthesizer [Bass] – Greg Mathieson Written-By – A. Hammond, G. Lyle	4:18
A5	Let's Stay Together Backing Vocals – Glenn Gregory Engineer – Walter Samuel Guitar – Ray Russell Percussion – Frank Riccotti* Piano, Synthesizer – Nick Plytas Producer, Arranged By, Engineer, Programmed By [Fairlights-cmi] – Greg Walsh Producer, Arranged By, Programmed By [Linn Drum], Backing Vocals – Martyn Ware Saxophone – Gary Barnacle Written-By – Green, Jackson, Mitchell* Backing Vocals – Glenn Gregory Engineer – Walter Samuel Guitar – Ray Russell Percussion – Frank Riccotti* Piano, Synthesizer – Nick Plytas Producer, Arranged By, Engineer, Programmed By [Fairlights-cmi] – Greg Walsh Producer, Arranged By, Programmed By [Linn Drum], Backing Vocals – Martyn Ware Saxophone – Gary Barnacle Written-By – Green, Jackson, Mitchell*	3:37
B1	Steamy Windows Bass – Carmine Rojas Drums – J.T. Lewis Guitar [Slide & Chord Power], Other [Crunch Note] – Neil Taylor Horns [Section] – Jeff Bova Producer, Electric Piano, Organ – Dan Hartman Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – Eddie Martinez Saxophone [Section] – Gary Barnacle Written-By, Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Synthesizer [Bass], Harmonica – Tony Joe White	4:03
B2	Typical Male Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Drums – Phil Collins Engineer [Assistant] – Mike Ging Engineer, Mixed By – John Hudson Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith Performer [Ambisonics Surround Sound] – Richard Elen Saxophone [Solo] – Timmy Cappello* Vocals – Tina* Written-By – G. Lyle* Written-By, Producer, Guitar, Bass, Backing Vocals – T. Britten*	4:15
B3	We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome) Choir – Kings House School* Drums, Percussion – Charlie Morgan, Graham Broad Engineer [Assistant] – Mike Ging Engineer, Mixed By – John Hudson Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith Saxophone – Timmy Cappello* Written-By – G. Lyle* Written-By, Producer, Guitar, Bass – T. Britten*	4:14
B4	Private Dancer Bass – John Illsley Drums – Terry Williams (3) Guitar – Hal Lindes Guitar [Solo] – Jeff Beck Keyboards – Alan Clark Percussion – Carter, Julian Diggle Producer – Carter Remix – Humberto Gatica Saxophone – Mel Collins Written-By – Mark Knopfler	4:00
B5	Better Be Good To Me Backing Vocals – Cy Curnin, Tina Turner Drums [Acoustic] – Trevor Morais Guitar – Jamie West-Oram Producer, Bass, Keyboards, Percussion [Programming], Backing Vocals – Rupert Hine Written-By – H. Knight, M. Chapman, Chinn*	3:38
C1	Nutbush City Limits (The 90's Version) Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Engineer – Robin Hancock Guitar – Phil Palmer Horns – Steve Hamilton Keyboards – Richard Cottle Percussion – Steve Sedelnick* Producer, Mixed By, Programmed By [Additional], Instrumentation By [Additional] – C.J. Mackintosh* Saxophone – Andy Hamilton (7) Saxophone [Solo] – Timmy Cappello* Trumpet – John Thirkell Written-By – Tina Turner Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Engineer – Robin Hancock Guitar – Phil Palmer Horns – Steve Hamilton Keyboards – Richard Cottle Percussion – Steve Sedelnick* Producer, Mixed By, Programmed By [Additional], Instrumentation By [Additional] – C.J. Mackintosh* Saxophone – Andy Hamilton (7) Saxophone [Solo] – Timmy Cappello* Trumpet – John Thirkell Written-By – Tina Turner	3:42
C2	It Takes Two Drums – Rave Calmer Guitar – Jeff Golub Keyboards – Chuck Kentis Lead Vocals [Duet] – Rod Stewart Producer – Rod Stewart Producer, Bass – Bernard Edwards Saxophone [Solo] – Jimmy Roberts Written-By – S. Moy, W. Stevenson	4:11
C3	River Deep-Mountain High Bass [Fender] – Carol Kaye Bass [Upright] – James E. Bond, Jr.* Drums – James Gordon* Drums, Leader [Band] – Earl Palmer Engineer – Larry Levine Guitar – Barney Kessel, Donald Peake* Percussion – Frank Capp, Gene Estes Performer [Other Instruments] – John Ewing, Robert Gerstlauer Piano – Harold Battiste, Lawrence Knechtel* Producer, Remastered By [Re-mastered & Equalised By] – Phil Spector Saxophone – James Horn, Plas Johnson Trumpet – Roy V. Caton Written By – Spector/Barry/Greenwich Written-By – Greenwich, Barry, Spector* Bass [Fender] – Carol Kaye Bass [Upright] – James E. Bond, Jr.* Drums – James Gordon* Drums, Leader [Band] – Earl Palmer Engineer – Larry Levine Guitar – Barney Kessel, Donald Peake* Percussion – Frank Capp, Gene Estes Performer [Other Instruments] – John Ewing, Robert Gerstlauer Piano – Harold Battiste, Lawrence Knechtel* Producer, Remastered By [Re-mastered & Equalised By] – Phil Spector Saxophone – James Horn, Plas Johnson Trumpet – Roy V. Caton Written By – Spector/Barry/Greenwich Written-By – Greenwich, Barry, Spector*	3:38
C4	Be Tender With Me Baby Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Bass – T.M. Stevens Drums – Art Wood Guitar [Additional Lead Guitar Fills] – Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional] – Phillipe Saisse* Lead Guitar, Guitar [Power], Guitar [Solo] – Gene Black Organ, Synthesizer, Strings – Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar – Dan Hartman Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – James Ralston Written-By – A. Hammond, H. Knight Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Bass – T.M. Stevens Drums – Art Wood Guitar [Additional Lead Guitar Fills] – Pat Thrall Keyboards [Additional] – Phillipe Saisse* Lead Guitar, Guitar [Power], Guitar [Solo] – Gene Black Organ, Synthesizer, Strings – Phil Ashley Producer, Acoustic Guitar – Dan Hartman Recorded By – Chris Lord-Alge Rhythm Guitar – James Ralston Written-By – A. Hammond, H. Knight	4:16
D1	Addicted To Love (Live In London, 1987) Bass – Bob Feit Drums – Jack Bruno Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston, Laurie Wisefield Keyboards – Alan Clark, Don Snow Percussion – Steve Scales Producer [Additional], Remix – Chris Lord-Alge Producer, Recorded By – John Hudson Saxophone – Gary Barnacle Saxophone [Solo] – Timmy Cappello* Written-By – Robert Palmer	5:03
D2	I Want You Near Me Backing Vocals – Tessa Niles Engineer – Mike Ging, Robin Hancock Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith Mixed By – John Hudson Producer, Guitar, Bass, Drum Programming, Backing Vocals – T. Britten* Saxophone – Timmy Cappello* Written By – T. Britten/G. Lyle Written-By – G. Lyle, T. Britten	3:52
D3	Way Of The World Backing Vocals – Tina Turner Bass – Bob Feit Drums – Jack Bruno Guitar – Gene Black, James Ralston Keyboards – Nick Glennie-Smith, Ollie Marland Piano – Kenny Moore Producer – Albert Hammond, Roger Davies Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Chris Lord-Alge Saxophone [Solo], Backing Vocals – Timmy Cappello* Written-By – A. Hammond, G. Lyle	4:24
D4	Love Thing Bass – Bob Feit Drums – Jack Bruno Engineer [Assistant] – Talley Sherwood Guitar – James Ralston Keyboards – Ollie Marland Lead Guitar – Gene Black Piano – Kenny Moore Producer – Roger Davies, Tina Turner Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Chris Lord-Alge Saxophone, Organ, Tambourine, Backing Vocals – Timmy Cappello* Written By – H. Knight/A. Hammond Written-By – A. Hammond, H. Knight Bass – Bob Feit Drums – Jack Bruno Engineer [Assistant] – Talley Sherwood Guitar – James Ralston Keyboards – Ollie Marland Lead Guitar – Gene Black Piano – Kenny Moore Producer – Roger Davies, Tina Turner Producer, Engineer, Mixed By – Chris Lord-Alge Saxophone, Organ, Tambourine, Backing Vocals – Timmy Cappello* Written By – H. Knight/A. Hammond Written-By – A. Hammond, H. Knight	4:27

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T money

Grantham, US

★★★★★ 4

Good

Size: 1-Gallon

I’ve used this sprayer for applying fertilizer, insect control, and watering plants, and overall it works really well for basic lawn and garden jobs. The pump builds pressure quickly, and the adjustable nozzle gives a nice range from mist to stream. I also like the translucent tank because it makes it easy to see fluid levels while mixing. The anti-clog filter is a nice feature and helped keep the spray consistent during use. It’s lightweight and comfortable to carry around the yard. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that some of the plastic parts feel a little lightweight, and I noticed a slight drip from the nozzle after extended use. Still, for the price and performance, it’s a solid sprayer and gets the job done well.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026

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Jose

Lowell, US

★★★★★ 5

Impressed so far

Style: Standard Grip, Size: 25ft, Color: Chartreuse

I have a large back yard, a pool and a stationary hose reel bolted to the house that holds around 250 feet of hose (depending on the hose). During the summer especially, we use this hose a lot. The reel had 200 feet of pretty good quality, heavy duty residential hose on it. That hose lasted over 20 years but was starting to show it's age and had been repaired several times. What's more, my wife hated the stuff. Her primary complaint was how heavy it was. She really struggled to drag it around the yard or wind it back on the reel. So it was time to replace it. My criteria: brass fittings, reasonably heavy duty and durable, decent price. Her criteria, lighter! So I searched the reviews and looked at damn near everything amazon sells and picked this stuff. I ended up buying two 50 foot hoses and one 100 foot hose. So, here's what I think. The hose ends are heavy duty brass and well crimped. The little bits of plastic sleeve on each end are just branding and don't provide any other useful purpose. This isn't a criticism, just an observation. I cut them off. As others have mentioned, the female fittings are crimped a little tight. This makes it somewhat difficult to tighten them without twisting the hose. I put a little white lithium grease on mine and held the things in my hand - twisting back and forth until they lubed up and loosened up. No harm, no foul, I'd rather a little tight than loose. Once that was done, I connected all the sections and stretched the whole thing out in the yard. I connected one end to the faucet (hose reel), slapped a nozzle on the other end and turned on the water. It was a warm summer day, I let the hose fill with water and then went down the entire 200 foot length untwisting and straightening it all out. Then I left it bake in the sun for a couple hours under pressure. After that I turned off the water, and started inspecting the hose. I have about 80lbs of water pressure, left under pressure and cooking in the sun, the hose definitely swelled a little diameter wise, but no bulges or anything untoward. Connections all looked good, no leaks or malfunctions. So, I turned off the water and took off the nozzle and started winding it up on the reel. Now right away I could tell that this stuff was more pliable and significantly lighter then the hose it replaced. I carefully spooled it up on the reel and threaded a brass shutoff and brass quick connector on the end. That was the middle of June, 2023. It's now December 2023. The verdict. I like the stuff, and more importantly, so does my wife. From my perspective, I like the color, it's easy to see and find in the grass, I don't trip over it or worry about not seeing it before I run over it while cutting the grass (you can laugh, but that accounted for one of the previous "repairs" I mentioned earlier). Now, when you pull hose off a reel, it tends to come off pretty straight, which automatically alleviates a bunch of twisting and kinking issues. Still, as you drag this stuff around the yard it keeps its shape pretty well and doesn't twist up or kink. It's flexible and yet "stiff" enough to drag around corners without issue. The hose itself has definitely faded a little colorwise, the end that gets the most use is less orange then the hose that spends most of its time wrapped on the reel, but not unduly so. After a summer of use, I'd have to say it's held up well, without any signs of terminal wear and tear. What does my wife think? She loves the stuff. It's much easier for her to use and wind back up. She really is the primary user, she does 90% of the pool "stuff", plant tending, gardening and watering. If she likes it, I'm good. So, we'll see, in a couple more years, if this hose doesn't hold up, I'll come back and let you know. For now I'd have to say, if you need a new hose, try this stuff.

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Reviewed in the United States on October 12, 2024

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Chelle

Alexandria, US

★★★★★ 5

Great hose!

Style: Standard Grip, Size: 100ft, Color: Chartreuse

5 stars without hesitation. This Flexzilla Garden Hose 5/8 in. x 100 ft. is legitimately one of the best hoses I’ve used. It’s actually flexible like advertised, doesn’t fight you every time you move it around, and it feels way more durable than the cheap stiff hoses from big box stores. I honestly don’t understand a lot of the complaints, mine has held up great, doesn’t kink nearly as bad as others I’ve owned, and is super easy to coil up. Solid hose.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2026

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james e. warner

Boise, US

★★★★★ 5

If you want to buy your last hose then flexzilla is your hose.

Style: Standard Grip, Size: 50ft, Color: Chartreuse

O.K. if you are reading my review I can honestly say that I don't think anyone knows what they are buying with this hose like I do as Amazon has the record of when I bought 100 feet of this hose. Long Long Long term user=purchased in 2017. I used this hose today and it looks-feels-works like it did the day I hooked it up on my reel. So flexible you can use it for a tourniquet if required. Hot-cold it don't matter this hose is the best. I am 70 yrs. old and it is the best hose I ever used in my life. Buy this hose once and then be done. Never kinks and not to heavy when moving around. Buy some and get on with whatever work you need to wash and then roll it up and forget about it.

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Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2026

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Twylla J. Cameron

Massapequa, US

★★★★★ 4

Hose kinks.

Style: Standard Grip, Size: 100ft, Color: Chartreuse

I bought this hose 2 months ago and really like how light it is and easy to pull around the yard. However, I am having a problem with it kinking all of the time. It is really frustrating to have to go back and straighten it out when I am watering.

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Reviewed in the United States on April 19, 2026