Track Listing

1. Whatever You Need
2. All The Woman
3. When The Heartache Is Over
4. Absolutely Nothing's Changed
5. Talk To My Heart
6. Don't Leave Me This Way
7. Go Ahead
8. Without You
9. Falling
10. Will Be There
11. Twenty Four Seven

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #70956 in Music
• Released on: 2001-07-16
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .24 pounds

Amazon.co.uk Review
Aged 61 when this album was released, Twenty Four Seven manages to ooze with both youth and class. Influenced by contemporary club culture, the songs range from the "Believe" sound-alike track "When The Heartache Is Over" (which incidentally was produced by Brian Rawlings, the man behind the Cher hit) to the Shania Twain country-pop style title track "Twenty Four Seven". Although there are a couple of ballads ("Talk To My Heart" and "Falling"), Turner seems to have left the diva crooning for the likes of Celine Dion. Tracks such as the opener "Whatever You Need" prove that she still has more than enough energy: she's not a frazzled old disco grandma. --John Galilee

CD Description
Tina Turner's first album of the 21st century continues in the vein of the sophisticated-sounding, adult-contemporary pop that she's been churning out since her fabled comeback from obscurity. Much like her last album, WILDEST DREAMS, Turner borrows nuances from Bristol natives and trip-hop specialists Massive Attack. Unlike DREAMS, Turner's choice of material here successfully leans toward the more obscure side.
Helping her achieve this more contemporary approach is Spice Girls collaborator Absolute, whose production contributions include the infectiously airy "All the Woman" and the polite funkiness of "Without You", featuring a cameo by Bryan Adams. Elsewhere, Metro (the London team behind Cher's BELIEVE) inject a chiming guitar, squeaky-clean loops, and an ethereal sound to the female empowerment single "When the Heartache Is Over". Still a force to reckon with at the brink of 60, the former Anna Mae Bullock range hasn't faltered at all. Turner goes from transforming a previously unreleased Brothers Gibb number into a slow jam Mary J. Blige would kill for ("I Will Be There") to wrapping her voice around a lushly orchestrated number that sounds like the lovechild of Nellee Hooper and John Barry ("Go Ahead").

Customer Reviews

Great Great and yet even Great.
This is by far one of her better albums,sang in true Tina Fashion,She sings her heart out. seeing her sing some of the songs at her Sheffield concert only made me want all of her recordings. What a way to end her touring life. A top concert and an album that will leave you with ever lasting memories of a woman who at some point must have touched everbody heart.Thankyou Tina enjoy your well earned rest.

wow wow wow !!!! it doesnt get any better than this !
Tina Turner has proved over her 5 decade career to be pure class and an irraplacable artist. This album proves all that and that shes still going strong, just listen to 'WHEN THE HEARTACHE IS OVER' and 'ABSOLUTELY NOTHING'S CHANGED' they pour with power and passion, and the beautifal 'DONT LEAVE ME THIS WAY' oh, dont forget 'FALLING' are some of the lovliest ballads in the world. You must have this album it covers old ground and new for Tina, a real blend of soul, pop, rock and dance make this her best album yet....keep rolling TINA....

Tina at her very best!
This proves that Tina can still belt out a hit, the variety of the album proves this, from the great balled 'don't leave me this way' to the pop track 'when the heartache is over'. If Tina ever releases a greatest hits album then these tracks should be on it! She proves that she can still do it 24/7. Simply the best and Wildest dreams are also good albums, but here Tina goes out with bang.