Ike & Tina Turner - Nuff Said - Album

Nuff Said

Album / Singles (1971)

Nuff Said was recorded in Ike’s Bolic Sound studio in 1971 and features a two-part instrumental track as the title song, with the beginning on the a-side and the sequel as the last track on the b-side. The front cover was photographed by Bob Gruen in a supermarket, while Tina bought some bread. It’s one of the rare pictures where she don’t wear a wig. It was reissued several times, among others in 2010 on the double CD Come Together / Nuff Said. The album was reviewed in Billboard magazine in it’s issue from November 13, 1971.

Producer: Ike Turner
Photographer: Bob Gruen
Recorded: Bolic Sound, 1971
Release: November 1971 / Various (Reissue)
Label: United Artists / Various (Reissue)
Format: Vinyl (Gatefold) / Cartridge / CD
Charts: USA: #21 (R&B)

Ike & Tina Turner - Nuff Said - Album

Tracks

  1. I Love What You Do To Me 2:26
  2. Written by Calvin Lane, Philip Reese
  3. Baby (What You Want Me To Do) 3:24
  4. Written by Alline Bullock / Single in 1971
  5. Sweet Flustrations 2:44
  6. Written by Leon Ware, Ike Turner, Philip Reese
  7. What You Don’t See (Is Better Yet) 3:07
  8. Written by Ike Turner, Tina Turner, Leon Ware, Calvin Lane / Single in 1972
  9. Nuff Said (Instrumental) 3:00
  10. Written by Calvin Lane, Philip Reese, Ike Turner
  11. Tell The Truth 2:53
  12. Written by Leon Ware, Ike Turner
  13. Pick Me Up (Take Me Where Your Home Is) 4:21
  14. Written by Leon Ware, Ike Turner, Tina Turner, Alline Bullock
  15. Moving Into Hip Style (A Trip Child) 2:33
  16. Written by Ike Turner, Tina Turner, Leon Ware
  17. I Love Baby 2:15
  18. Written by Ike Turner, Calvin Lane, Philip Reese
  19. Can’t You Hear Me Callin’ 2:33
  20. Written by Leon Ware, Ike Turner
  21. Nuff Said (Instrumental Part II) 1:59
  22. Written by Calvin Lane, Philip Reese, Ike Turner
Ike Tina Turner Album Nuff Said Promo 01

Tough soul music by masters who learned their trade the hard way. Years of grinding out funky music on a cross-country string of one-nighters taught them lessons the others have yet to learn. And it shows right where it counts — in their music. 'Nuff said.