Foreign Affair is the seventh studio album from Tina Turner and was a huge success in Europe with six hit singles, reaching multi-platinum status in 14 different countries. It was also Tina’s first #1 album in the UK where it topped the charts in it’s first week. It's much more R&B influenced than it's predecessors, with four songs written by Tony Joe White. On some songs, Tina is credited as a co-producer for the first time since she went solo. At her Foreign Affair Tour in 1990, she performed most of the songs live. Initially only intended for promotion, a special limited edition Passport Package was released for retail in November. The album was reviewed in Billboard magazine in it’s issue from September 30, 1989.

Photographer: Peter Lindbergh / Herb Ritts
Clothes: Azzedine Alaïa / Michael Schmidt
Release: September 1989
Label: Capitol / EMI
Format: Vinyl / CD / Cassette / Digital
Charts: Germany: #1 / UK: #1 / USA: #31 / #1 in Denmark, Switzerland, Austria, Finland, Norway, Sweden / Australia: #15
Certifications: UK: 5x Platinum / Germany: 3x Gold, 2x Platinum / USA: 1x Gold
Grammy: Best Female Rock Vocal Performance (Nomination 1990)

Tina Turner - Foreign Affair - Album

Tracks

  1. Steamy Windows 4:05
  2. Written by Tony Joe White
  3. The Best 5:30
  4. Written by Holly Knight, Mike Chapman
  5. You Know Who (Is Doin You Know What) 3:46
  6. Written by Tony Joe White
  7. Undercover Agent For The Blues 5:20
  8. Written by Tony Joe White, L. White
  9. Look Me In The Heart 3:43
  10. Written by Tom Kelly, Billy Steinberg
  11. Be Tender With Me Baby 4:17
  12. Written by Albert Hammond, Holly Knight
  13. You Can’t Stop Me Loving You 4:01
  14. Written by Albert Hammond, Holly Knight
  15. Ask Me How I Feel 4:47
  16. Written by Albert Hammond, Holly Knight
  17. Falling Like Rain 4:04
  18. Written by David Munday, Sandy Stewart
  19. I Don’t Wanna Lose You 4:21
  20. Written by Albert Hammond, Graham Lyle
  21. Not Enough Romance 4:04
  22. Written by Dan Hartman
  23. Foreign Affair 4:28
  24. Written by Tony Joe White

The Best

is a rock song, originally released by Bonnie Tyler in 1988, but only with minor success. Tina’s version was the first and highly successful single from the album. She promoted the single at several TV-Shows in Europe and performed it live at every concert tour. The song became Tina Turner's anthem and was used to promote the New South Wales Rugby League in Australia with commercials and two exclusive releases - the Winfield Cup Edition in 1990 and the Grand Final Edition in 1993. Tina re-recorded the song together with Jimmy Barnes in 1992 under the slightly different title Simply The Best, and Tina’s former keyboarder Olly Marland released a special remix for Tina’s birthday in 2020.

The concept for the music video was Tina‘s idea. It shows her in a black dress, singing and dancing in the Mojave dessert and riding a horse during the saxophone part. Otherwise unreleased alternate scenes with Tina riding the horse were shown in the TV-Special Tina Turner Giving Her Best on VH-1 in 1989.

The Title Says It All — Eurocharts, August 19, 1989

Writer: Holly Knight, Mike Chapman
Producer: Dan Hartman, Tina Turner
Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
Release: August 1989 / 1990 (Winfield Cup) / 1993 (Grand Final) / 2010 (Karaoke) / July 2020 (Digital)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl / 3“ CD / 5“ CD / Cassette / Digital
Charts: Europe: #3, #1 (Airplay) / Germany: #4 / Australia: #4 / UK: #5 (1989), #9 (2010) / USA: #15
Certifications: UK: 1x Silver
Music Video: 4:11 / Lol Creme (Director) / Lexi Godfrey (Producer)

Tracks
  1. The Best (Edit) 4:10
  2. From the 7" single
  3. The Best (Album Version) 5:30
  4. From the 5" & 12" single
  5. The Best (Single Muscle Mix) 4:16
  6. The Best (Extended Mighty Mix) 6:36
  7. The Best (Extended Muscle Mix) 5:29
  8. From the 5" promotional record & digital / Remix by John Luongo
  9. The Best (Karaoke Edition) 5:32
  10. Digital download
  11. The Best (Ollywood Remix) 3:34
  12. Digital / Remix by Olly Marland
  13. The Best (Extended Special Remix) 8:29
  14. From the DJ sampler 'Ultrasound'
  15. The Best (Turntable Remix) 5:31
  16. From the DMC sampler 'Commercial Collection 172' from May 1997 / Remix by Rod Layman / BMP 114
  17. The Best (DJ Cut-Up) 4:52
  18. From the DMC sampler 'Commercial Collection 306' / Remix by Mark Jason / BMP 126
    Additional tracks:
  1. Bold And Reckless 3:48
  2. From the 5" & 12" single / Previously Unreleased / Written by Rupert Hine, Jeanette Obstoj / Produced by Rupert Hine
  3. Undercover Agent For The Blues 5:19
  4. From all single releases
  5. What’s Love Got To Do With It 3:48
  6. From the 7" postcard pack

Steamy Windows

was the second single in Germany and America and the third one in England, including remixed dance versions from Justin Strauss. Tina used the track as the opening number for some of her concert tours, a live version is available on the album TINA Live from 2009. For promotion, she performed the song at several TV-Shows in Europe and the record company released a large number of promo records with remixed versions.

In the music video, Tina wears the same mini dress as on the cover of the single, while she is dancing together with some dancers, filmed through a wet glass. In-between, there are some scenes with couples in cars, filmed as well through the wet panes.

Writer: Tony Joe White
Producer: Dan Hartman
Photographer: Herb Ritts
Release: November 1989 (Germany, USA) / February 1990 (UK) / 2021 (Digital)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl / 3“ CD / 5“ CD / Cassette / Digital
Charts: UK: #13 / Germany: #29 / Europe: #31 / USA: #39 (Pop), #33 (Club Play) / Australia: #34
Grammy: Best Rock Vocal Performance (Nomination 1991)
Music Video: 4:04 / Andy Morahan (Director) / Luc Roeg (Producer)

Tracks
  1. Steamy Windows 4:05
  2. From the 7" single
  3. Steamy Windows (12“ Vocal Mix) 6:27
  4. Steamy Windows (7“ Mix) 4:23
  5. Steamy Windows (12“ Dub Mix) 6:37
  6. Steamy Windows (12“ House Mix) 7:15
  7. Steamy Windows (7“ House Mix) 4:12
  8. Steamy Windows (12“ House Dub Mix) 6:51
  9. From the 5" & 12" single / Remix by Justin Strauss, Daniel Abraham / Additional Keyboard Programming: Eric Kupper / Edited by Chep Nunez
  10. Steamy Windows (NRG Edit) 6:35
  11. From the DJ sampler 'Hot Tracks (Series 9, Issue 1)' from 1990 / Remix by Glenn Cattanach / BMP 135
  12. Steamy Windows (The Sedan Mix) 7:52
  13. From the DJ sampler 'Art of Mix' from 1990 / BMP 134
    Additional tracks:
  1. Not Enough Romance 4:04
  2. From the German release
  3. Stronger Than The Wind 4:00
  4. From the German 12" single / Previously Unreleased / Written by Essra Mohawk, T. Sciuto / Produced by Nick Glennie-Smith, Roger Davies
  5. The Best (Single Muscle Mix) 4:16
  6. From the UK release / Remix by John Luongo
  7. The Best (Edit) 4:16
  8. From the American release
  9. Bold And Reckless 3:48
  10. From the Australian release / Previously Unreleased / Written by Rupert Hine, Jeanette Obstoj / Produced by Rupert Hine

I Don’t Wanna Lose You

was the third single in Germany and the second one in England, but was not released in America. Tina promoted it at several TV-Shows and performed it live at her Foreign Affair Tour as a sing-along version with the audience, available on the Do You Want Some Action? home video. As a special bonus, the UK single contains a giant poster.

The music video shows different scenes with couples and Tina in-between singing on a balcony, and leaning against a window.

Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
Release: November 1989 (UK) / February 1990 (Germany) / 2021 (Digital)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl (Poster) / 3“ CD / 5“ CD / Cassette / Digital
Charts: Europe: #4 / UK: #8 / Germany: #38 / Australia: #59
Music Video: 4:15 / Dominic Sena (Director) / Aris McGary (Producer)

Tracks
  1. I Don’t Wanna Lose You 4:21
  2. Writer: Albert Hammond, Graham Lyle / Producer: Roger Davies, Graham Lyle, Albert Hammond
    Additional tracks:
  1. Steel Claw (Live) 4:34
  2. Previously Unreleased / From the German release
  3. The Best (Extended Mighty Mix) 6:36
  4. From the German release / Remix by John Luongo for 'The Office'
  5. Not Enough Romance 4:04
  6. From the UK release
  7. Stronger Than The Wind 4:02
  8. Previously Unreleased / From the UK release / Written by Essra Mohawk, T. Sciuto / Produced by Nick Glennie-Smith, Roger Davies
  9. We Don't Need Another Hero 4:16
  10. From the UK release

Look Me In The Heart

is a pop song and the third single in America and the fourth one in Europe, including remixed versions from Bryan 'Chuck' New. As a special bonus, the 12“ maxi single contains a giant poster. Tina promoted the song on French TV and performed it live only at the opening night of her Foreign Affair Tour in Antwerp. The single was reviewed in Billboard magazine in it’s issue from February 24, 1990.

The music video is very colorful with Tina wearing a purple suit, dancing around together with some people in crazy costumes.

Writer: Tom Kelly, Billy Steinberg
Producer: Dan Hartman
Release: February 1990 (USA) / July 1990 (UK) / 2020 (Digital)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl /  5“ CD / Cassette / Digital
Charts: USA: #8 (A/C), UK: #31
Music Video: 3:38 / Paula Walker (Director) / Line Postmyr (Producer)

Tracks
  1. Look Me In The Heart 3:43
  2. From the 5" & 7" single
  3. Look Me In The Heart (12“ Remix) 5:26
  4. Look Me In The Heart (Instrumental) 3:39
  5. From the 5" & 12" single
    Additional tracks:
  1. Steel Claw (Live) 4:34
  2. Previously Unreleased / From the European release
  3. Stronger Than The Wind 4:34
  4. Previously Unreleased / From the American & Australian release / Written by Essra Mohawk, T. Sciuto / Produced by Nick Glennie-Smith, Roger Davies
  5. The Tina Turner Montage Mix 8:54
  6. From the UK 5" single / Tracks: I Can’t Stand The Rain, Two People, We Don’t Need Another Hero,What’s Love Got To Do With It, Typical Male, Let’s Stay Together / Mixed by Les "The Mixdoctor" Adams for DMC Productions
  7. The Best (Extended Mighty Mix) 6:37
  8. From the French 5" & 12"single

Foreign Affair

was the fourth single, including several remixed versions from Shep Pettibone. Tina promoted the song on the German TV-Show Goldene Europa and performed it live at her Foreign Affair Tour, available on the Do You Want Some Action? home video. The single was released in some European countries, but not in England and America. The well-known picture from the cover was photographed at the Eiffel Tower in Paris, while Tina climbed the tower with her high heels.

The music video shows a man and a woman in different scenes, acting like a bullfight. Tina, totally dressed in black, is singing and dancing in an old theater together with her band and for the very last time with her dancers Ann Behringer and Lejune Richardson in the background.

Writer: Tony Joe White
Producer: Roger Davies, Tony Joe White
Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
Release: May 1990 / May 2020 (Digital)
Format: 7“ Vinyl / 12“ Vinyl / 5“ CD / Digital
Charts: Germany: #35
Music Video: 4:07 / Paula Walker (Director) / Natalie Hill (Producer)

Tracks
  1. Foreign Affair (Edit) 3:39
  2. From the 7" single
  3. One In A Million Club Mix 6:54
  4. Heartbeat Instrumental 4:25
  5. Heartbeat Mix 4:24
  6. One In a Million Extended Mix 7:10
  7. Special Feelings Instrumental 4:43
  8. Heartbeat Edit 4:00
  9. From the 5" & 12" single / Remix by Shep Pettibone
    Additional track:
  1. Private Dancer (Live) 5:37
  2. From the 7" single / Recorded live in Europe

Be Tender With Me Baby

is a slow ballad and was the last European single, not released in America. Tina performed the song as the encore at her Foreign Affair Tour and once again at her 50th Anniversary Tour. As a special bonus, a cut to shape picture disc was released in addition to the regular single.

The music video was recorded live at two concerts at Woburn Abbey in England, as part of the Foreign Affair Tour.

Already 35 Gold albums & 14 Platinum across Europe & it’s just the beginning… „Be Tender With Me Baby“ The New Single — Eurocharts, November 03, 1990

Writer: Albert Hammond, Holly Knight
Producer: Dan Hartman
Release: October 1990 / 2021 (Digital)
Format: 7“ Vinyl (Picture) / 12“ Vinyl / 5“ CD / Cassette / Digital
Charts: UK: #28
Music Video: 4:32 / Nick Frye (Director)

Tracks
  1. Be Tender With Me Baby (Album Version) 4:17
  2. Be Tender With Me Baby (Live Edit) 4:01
  3. From the 7" single
  4. Be Tender With Me Baby (Live) 6:50
  5. From the 5" & 12" single / Recorded live in Europe in 1990
    Additional track:
  1. You Know Who (Is Doing You Know What) 3:45
  2. From the 5" & 12" single
Tina Turner - Foreign Affair Tour

Foreign Affair Tour

This tour was announced as a world tour, but reached only European countries with concerts in the biggest stadiums, breaking the record for a European tour that was previously set by The Rolling Stones. Roger Davies suggested to work with dancers again and Tina asked her last backing girls with Lejeune Richardson (a former Ikette) and Annie Behringer to join her. Pepsi was the sponsor and used Tina’s recent hit The Best for several promotional clips.

Opening Night: April 27, 1990 / Antwerp (Belgium)
Closing Night: November 04, 1990 / Rotterdam (Netherlands)
Regions: Europe
Concerts: 120+
Visitors: 3 Mio.
The Band: Ollie Marland: Keyboard, Vocals / Jack Bruno: Drums / Bob Feit: Guitar / Timmy Capello: Persussion, Keyboard, Saxophone, Vocals / James Ralston: Guitar, Vocals / Lejeune Richardson: Dancer / Kenny Moore: Piano, Vocals / John Miles: Guitar, Vocals / Annie Behringer: Dancer

Setlist
  1. Steamy Windows
  2. Typical Male
  3. Foreign Affair
  4. Undercover Agent For The Blues
  5. Ask Me How I Feel
  6. We Don’t Need Another Hero
  7. Private Dancer
  8. I Can’t Stand The Rain
  9. Nutbush City Limits
  10. Addicted To Love
  11. The Best
  12. I Don’t Wanna Lose You
  13. What’s Love Got To Do With It
  14. Let’s Stay Together
  15. Proud Mary
  16. What You Get Is What You See
  17. Show Some Respect
  18. Better Be Good To Me
  19. Be Tender With Me Baby

    Special songs
  1. Good Times
  2. Only at the beginning of the tour
  3. River Deep, Mountain High
  4. Only at the beginning of the tour
  5. You Can’t Stop Me Loving You
  6. Opening night only
  7. Look Me In The Heart
  8. Opening night only
  9. New Sensation
  10. Oldenburg, Germany only
Tina Turner - Foreign Affair EP - Video

Foreign Affair EP

is a video compilation featuring all concept music videos from the album. All of them were reissued on the Simply The Best video collection in 1991 and again in 2021 remastered as part of the Foreign Affair (Deluxe Edition).

Photographer: Peter Lindbergh
Release: 1990
Label: EMI / Capitol
Format: VHS
Time: 23 Min.

Tracklist
    Music Videos
  1. The Best 4:10
  2. Producer: Lol Creme / Director: Lexi Godfrey
  3. I Don’t Wanna Lose You 4:21
  4. Producer: Dominic Sena / Director: Aris McGary
  5. Steamy Windows 4:05
  6. Producer: Andy Morahan / Director: Luc Roeg
  7. Look Me In The Heart 3:43
  8. Producer: Paula Walker / Director: Line Postmyr
  9. Foreign Affair 4:02
  10. Producer: Paula Walker / Director: Natalie Hill
Tina Turner - Do You Want Some Action? - Video

Do You Want Some Action?

features a concert from the Olympic Stadium in Barcelona, Spain from October 1990. It was remastered and re-issued on DVD as part of the Foreign Affair (Deluxe Edition) in 2021.

Photographer: Terence McGough
Director: Egbert van Hees
Release: November 1990 / July 2021 (DVD)
Label: Polygram
Format: VHS / Video-CD / LaserDisc / DVD
Time: 100 Min.

Tracklist
  1. Steamy Windows (Live) 6:21
  2. Typical Male (Live) 4:49
  3. Foreign Affair (Live) 4:06
  4. Undercover Agent For The Blues (Live) 5:21
  5. Ask Me How I Feel (Live) 4:06
  6. We Don’t Need Another Hero (Live) 4:58
  7. Private Dancer (Live) 7:16
  8. Nutbush City Limits (Live) 4:09
  9. Addicted To Love (Live) 5:41
  10. The Best (Live) 6:32
  11. I Don’t Wanna Lose You (Live) 7:36
  12. What’s Love Got To Do With It (Live) 6:32
  13. Let’s Stay Together (Live) 5:07
  14. Proud Mary (Live) 9:16
  15. Better Be Good To Me (Live) 11:41
  16. Be Tender With Me Baby (Live) 6:40

Promotion

An Interview with Roger Scott was released for the media on vinyl and cassette, in which Tina talks amongst other things about the recording of the album. It is divided in 28 cuts with a total duration about 26 minutes. The vinyl version comes with the same cover as the regular album, a promo sticker and white labels and includes a ten page transcription with all questions and Tina’s answers.

Additionally, a Cassette Sampler features four tracks from the album, whereby three of them were later released as singles. For R&B radio stations in North America, the track Undercover Agent For The Blues was released as a promotional single.

Tracks: Promotional Discs
    Interview Disc
  1. Interview 15:48
  2. Making videos / Promotion / Living in Europe / Performing live / Tony Joe White / Albert Hammond / Recording of the new album / Dan Hartman / Creative input / About the new songs from 'Foreign Affair'
  3. Interview 12:20
  4. About the new songs from 'Foreign Affair' / R&B roots
    Cassette Sampler
  1. The Best 5:30
  2. Steamy Windows 4:05
  3. I Don’t Wanna Lose You 4:21
  4. You Can't Stop Me Loving You 4:01
Tina Turner - Foreign Affair - TV-Appearances

La Luna / Champs-Elysées / Mensch Meier / Peter’s Pop Show / Aspel & Company / Des O’Connor Tonight / Die Achtziger

TV-Appearances

Germany: Mensch Meier: The Best (August 31, 1989) / Na Siehste: The Best (September 20, 1989) / Nase Vorn: Steamy Windows, Interview (November 18, 1989) / Peter’s Pop Show: The Best, I Don’t Wanna Lose You, Steamy Windows (December 02, 1989) / The Best: Special (1989) / Die Achtziger: I Don’t Wanna Lose You (January 28, 1990)

UK: Top of the Pops: The Best (September 14, 1989) / Hysteria: Steamy Windows, Sketch (September 18, 1989) / Wogan: The Best (September 29, 1989) / Big World Cafe: Steamy Windows (October 17, 1989) / Royal Variety Performance: Steamy Windows, I Don’t Wanna Lose You (November 20, 1989) / Good Morning Britain: Interview (November 24, 1989) / Des O'Connor Tonight: I Don’t Wanna Lose You (November 29, 1989) / Top of the Pops: I Don’t Wanna Lose You (November 30, 1989) / Super Channel: The Best (1989) / Aspel & Company: Steamy Windows, Interview (February 02, 1990) / BRIT Awards (February 18, 1990) / Top of the Pops: Steamy Windows (February 22, 1990)

Italy: Riva Del Garda: The Best (September 16, 1989) / Vota La Voce: The Best (September 19, 1989) / Domenica in: The Best, Steamy Windows, Foreign Affair (1989) / Fantastico: The Best (1989) / Sanremo Festival: The Best, Steamy Windows (February 28, 1990)

USA: Today Show: Interview (September 19, 1989) / Ebony JET Showcase: Interview (November 17, 1989) / Friday Nights Video: Interview (1989) / Tina Giving Her Best: Special (1989)

Netherlands: Countdown: The Best, I Don’t Wanna Lose You, Foreign Affair, Steamy Windows (September 04, 1989), Interview (June 23, 1990) / TROS Show: Interview (1990) Spain: Rockopop: The Best, Interview, I Don’t Wanna Lose You, Steamy Windows (September 28, 1989) / La Luna: The Best, Steamy Windows, Interview (October 03, 1989) / Viva El Espectaculo: Steamy Windows, I Don’t Wanna Lose You, You Can’t Stop Me Loving You, The Best, Interview (February 02, 1990) Sweden: Caramba: The Best, Steamy Windows, Interview, I Don’t Wanna Lose You (November 04, 1989) Norway: Midt i smørøyet: Interview, You Can’t Stop Me Loving You (November 11, 1989) Switzerland: Grell-Pastell: Steamy Windows, Interview, You Can't Stop Me Loving You (November 16, 1989) France: Champs-Elysées: The Best, Steamy Windows (November 24, 1989) / Sacrée Soirée: Look Me In The Heart, Interview (1989) Canada: Much Music: Interview (1989) Finland: Suomessa: Special (1989) Belgium: Tien Om Te Zien: Steamy Windows (1989)

Tina Turner - Foreign Affair - Deluxe Edition

Deluxe Edition

In 2021, the album was released as a Deluxe Edition, which features the original album fully remastered for the first time, a collection of B-sides and remixes, a previously unheard demo of the classic track The Best and Tina's iconic concert from Barcelona in 1990, as well as the six music videos from the album’s singles fully restored to HD.

Beside the box set, it's also available on 2-LP white and black vinyl, 2-CD and digitally. Beside the music, it contains a special, commemorative passport featuring a number of iconic photos of Tina, as well as a high-quality art card featuring photos from photographer Paul Cox. Also included is a booklet with brand-new liner notes from Holly Knight, the songwriter of four songs from the album. Additionally, there are some exclusive merchandise bundles, including shirts, a sweatshirt and a bag with Tina’s initials.

For promotion, a previously unheard demo of Tina’s anthem The Best and a remastered version of the track Stronger Than The Wind, which was the b-side of three album singles, were released as digital singles.

Release: July 16, 2021
Label: Rhino / Parlophone
Format: 2 Vinyl (white) / 2 CD / Digital / Box (4 CD, 1 DVD)

Tracklist
Tina Turner - Foreign Affair - Deluxe Edition
    Disc 2 (Remixes, B-Sides)
  1. Bold And Reckless 3:48
  2. Stronger Then The Wind 4:02
  3. Steel Claw (Live) 4:34
  4. Private Dancer (Live) 5:37
  5. Be Tender With Me Baby (Live) 6:50
  6. The Best (Extended Muscle Mix) 5:29
  7. Steamy Windows (12" Vocal Mix) 6:27
  8. Foreign Affair (Heartbeat Mix) 4:24
  9. Look Me In The Heart (12" Remix) 5:26
  10. The Best (Extended Mighty Mix) 6:36
  11. Steamy Windows (12" House Dub Mix) 6:51
  12. Foreign Affair (One In A Million Club Mix) 6:54
  13. Steamy Windows (12" Dub Mix) 6:37
  14. Look Me In The Heart (Instrumental) 3:39
  15. Forein Affair (Heartbeat Instrumental) 4:25
  16. The Best (Demo) 4:54
    Disc 3 / DVD (Live In Barcelona)
  1. Steamy Windows (Live) 7:04
  2. Typical Male (Live) 4:47
  3. Foreign Affair (Live) 4:11
  4. Undercover Agent For The Blues (Live) 5:07
  5. Ask Me How I Feel (Live) 4:18
  6. We Don’t Need Another Hero (Live) 4:42
  7. Private Dancer (Live) 7:20
  8. Nutbush City Limits (Live) 4:18
  9. Addicted To Love (Live) 5:36
    Disc 4 / DVD (Live In Barcelona)
  1. The Best (Live) 5:47
  2. I Don’t Wanna Lose You (Live) 5:45
  3. What’s Love Got To Do With It (Live) 6:33
  4. Let’s Stay Together & Band Introduction (Live) 7:27
  5. Proud Mary (Live) 9:31
  6. Better Be Good To Me (Live) 11:27
  7. Be Tender With Me Baby (Live) 7:00
Tina Turner - Foreign Affair - Deluxe Edition
    DVD: Do You Want Some Action?
  1. Live In Barcelona 1990
  2. Running time: 100 Min.

    DVD: Music Videos
  3. Foreign Affair 4:07
  4. Director: Paula Walker / Producer: Natalie Hill
  5. Look Me In The Heart 3:38
  6. Director: Paula Walker / Producer: Line Postmyr
  7. The Best 4:11
  8. Director: Lol Creme / Producer: Lexi Godfrey
  9. Steamy Windows 4:04
  10. Director: Andy Morahan / Producer: Luc Roeg
  11. Be Tender With Me Baby 4:32
  12. Director: Nick Frye / Producer: Roger Davies, M.B. Kleber
  13. I Don't Wanna Lose You 4:15
  14. Director: Dominic Sena / Producer: Aris McGary

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