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and Greg Morrow (drums)

Tina Turner Goes Country, Tina Turner, CD Richard Pryor his investigation is obstructed byProving that she can "do it all," Tina Turner, the high priestess of rock n' roll and rhythm & blues, delivers a second complete album of country music classics (the first being her debut solo album in 1974) on the collection presented here entitled "Tina Goes Country." Performing such classics as "You Ain't Woman Enough to Take My Man," "Good Hearted Woman" and "Stand By Your Man," Tina sings with natural ease and authority and seems very comfortable