The line references a What’s Love scene where Ike Turner forces Tina, ... One could ponder that the line came during an album cycle before Beyoncé’s Lemonade and Jay-Z’s 4:44, two LPs that ...

Ike and Tina Turner married in 1962. ... Her 1984 solo album “Private Dancer” featured several hits, including the Grammy-winning single, “What’s Love Got to Do with It.” ...

Tina Turner’s son, Ike Turner Jr., ... In fact, he even won a Grammy Award for producing his father’s album “Risin’ With The Blues” in the 2006 Traditional Blues Album category.

Click here for a list of Tina Turner’s biggest hit albums The two split up in 1976 – Ike was addicted to cocaine (which eventually killed him) and abusive – and Tina’s career quieted down.

Tina Turner had to contend with Ike’s name being kept alive in an almost ... One could ponder that the line came during an album cycle before Beyoncé’s Lemonade and Jay-Z’s 4:44, two LPs ...

Tina Turner rose to fame alongside her ex-husband Ike Turner, who she alleged abused her throughout their entire relationship before she broke free of him in 1976.

Loyalty was not one of Ike’s attributes. The duo’s contract with Loma brought them some prestige in 1964 but it was only one of three labels to release Ike & Tina Turner records that year.

1971 Ike and Tina Turner release their biggest album, "Workin' Together." The pair's greatest success is a cover of Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Proud Mary" - the song wins them a Grammy.

Ike & Tina Turner pose for a portrait with their son and step-sons, circa 1972. ... That was followed by her chart-topping album “Private Dancer,” which included the song, ...

Ike Turner Jr., son of late musicians Ike and Tina Turner, was arrested in Texas last month on suspicion of possessing crack cocaine and tampering with evidence, People magazine reported Wednesday.