Ike and Tina Turner, 1972 Background information Origin, [ – ] United States Genres,,,,, Years active 1960–1976 Labels,, Associated acts (solo career), Past members Ike & Tina Turner were an American musical duo composed of the husband-and-wife team of and. The duo was once considered 'one of the hottest, most durable, and potentially most explosive of all R&B ensembles'. Their early works, including ', ', ' and ', became high points in the development of, while their later works were noted for wildly interpretive re-arrangements of songs such as ' and ', the latter song for which they won a. They were also known for their often-ribald live performances, which were only matched by that of and in terms of musical spectacle.

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The duo was inducted to the in. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Career [ ] 1956–60: Origins [ ] By 1956, Ike Turner and his band, the was one of the most popular attractions to the and neighboring club scene.

Ike had moved there from in 1954 after work as a for the and labels. Around this time, a young nurse's assistant named Anna Mae Bullock began frequenting the nightclubs in both St. Louis and East St. Louis with her sister Alline and several friends.

One night, Bullock saw Ike and the Kings of Rhythm performing at the East St. Louis club, Club Manhattan. She later stated that the band's performance put her 'in a '. While there, Anna began dating a member of Ike's band, saxophonist and she gave birth to their son Craig in 1958. During a band intermission in Club Manhattan, Anna was given a microphone from the band's drummer Eugene Washington. Bullock eventually sang along with Ike's band for several songs that night. Going by the stage name 'Little Ann', Bullock made her recording debut as a background vocalist to Ike's song 'Box Top', which became a regional single on Tune Town Records.

During this period, Ike trained Ann on voice control and performance. In March 1960, singer was chosen to front the Kings of Rhythm. Ike had written a song for Lassiter he called '. Lassiter failed to show up to record. Having already booked expensive studio time, Ike allowed 'Little Ann' to sing the song as a ' for Lassiter.

The song impressed one radio disk jockey so much that he told Ike to send the record to president. 1960–65: Career development [ ] Upon hearing the track, an impressed Murray bought the musical rights to the song and gave Ike a $20,000 advance for it, convincing Ike to keep Ann's voice on the track. Ike renamed the song's backing female trio ' and also changed 'Little Ann' to 'Tina Turner.' Her image was inspired by his favorite character, e. He also had the name trademarked to prevent her from running off with it. In case Ann left, he could give another woman the name Tina Turner. Including the Kings of Rhythm and the Ikettes singing (and later dancing) trio, the entire troupe performed under the name, 'The Ike and Tina Turner Revue'.

'A Fool in Love' became a hit after its release in the late spring of, reaching #2 R&B and #27 on the, selling over a million copies. It was described by years later in Tina's autobiography as 'the to ever creep the since ' ' '. Cast Software Vs Sonarqube here.

In, the duo reached the top 20 on the pop charts with ', which became the duo's second million-selling single and also garnered them their first nomination. The duo would score several R&B charted singles including 'I Idolize You' and 'Poor Fool'. In between, the personal friendship between Ike and Tina had turned sexual. Ike later described that his first sexual encounter with Tina 'felt like I had screwed my sister or somethin'. I mean I had hoped to die.

We really were like brother and sister. It wasn't just her voice. Anyway me and Ann were tight.'

Siemens Op7 Serial Cable. Their relationship often was combative. Tina claimed in her autobiography that Ike hit her with a shoe stretcher after she complained about monetary issues and her own misgivings about continuing their offstage partnership. According to Tina, they would eventually marry in in, though Ike later disputed the account.

The entire Revue relocated from East St. Louis to Los Angeles in 1960. Gigging for 300 days a year touring the to make up for a lack of hit records put a strain on Tina. In, after months of tense business relations, Ike Turner ended his contract with Juggy Murray and Sue Records.