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I always say that it is a shame that their personal life situations overshadowed what they did individually and as whole in the music 🎶 industry

Children, let the dead be at peace. There is nothing else to be said!

That “blonde” singer is stuttering like a coke head - shame she didn’t interview clean rather than flashing unnecessary cleavage! Ladies of a certain age need to cover up certain parts to be considered “a lady” - but on the bright side she wiped her nose before starting talking…. Wow, why would you want to miss out living with these people.

William didn’t sing falsettos. He was all natural.

Thanks for some of the Truth?I thought that Magic word was missing in the video but after back Up and listening careful, It was mentioned a few times?💯🤔The more i listen it reveals allot more of the hidden secrets that can't be meantioned in the videos in depth?? Time's getting hard need a little change?? God bless everyone!Now I know why I always made it to that Big door and couldn't open for reasons unknown then, But are clear Now?The spirit of protection was always there!

They love talking about Ike being so generous but they don't mention that half of that money was Tina's which he never gave her any control over.

That movie was nothing more than the demonization of the Black male. I don’t believe Ike acted like that 😢

Okay, so this is Ike's side of the story?! Okay! So Ike did had kids aside from the sons he had with Lorraine Taylor and Tina Turner.

Only for Ike and Tina I would watch, 3:09:40 min. It is nice to hear input from others that is not the same old recycled stories.

those of us who are hardcore fans are craving more live cd/dvd material from the vaults of Ike Turner . wish the children will release some more of that from the vaults

I wish Ike and Tina had reconciled before they passed. I get that ike did a lot of horrible things to Tina but he did apologize. I think it would’ve been amazing to see them both on stage older, just one last time.

Im glad she said it, that was a common lifestyle in them days; Meanwhile, if tina never wrote that book, shed still be a hit, yall got to remember, it was young people in the 80s who were buying her records, young people who had no idea what an ike & tina was; great video

He said he was getting hit with shoes too, omg 👀😹👀 forgive for laughing, but that cracked me up

Omg, yes that movie was such a bad piece of work, even tina was blown away, i dont know how her manager allowed her to sign off the rights of her book to Disney without any Guidance, all that being said, Ike literally created Tina Turner, shed still be Anna Mae, like it or not; may they both RIP ⚘️⚘️

It’s so sad when people die that out comes all the secrets yet while alive no one had nothing to say? Tina was a strong woman in a toxic environment I don’t know where she got the strength from to put up with Ike’s bullying I loved how she one day had enough and left with only what she had with her she knew it was her time, I’m sure Ike deep down was a good person he was just messed up from drugs and power and the wrong people advising him, they were both great artists I just wish their lives had been better for them and their kids, may they both continue to RIP and their troubled life stay closed as they are not here to answer to any of it so people should respect that & stop arguing over things they can’t change it’s done

I think you’re being a bit cynical. I think the truth lies with Tina, not somewhere in the middle between Tina and Ike. Ike admitted a lot of things himself, although never fully took responsibility. Tina was not estranged from all her family either. She was very close to her sister and one of her sons in particular. Some of the kids were not actually hers, and had their share of problems. She tried to help them all. She and Ike were always on the road so they were raised a lot by nannies. As for the truth about their relationship, her side of the story including Ike’s brutality, has been widely corroborated by many of the folks that were there. Ike was a talented man, but a hyper controlling, brutal personality. And a huge drug addict who ended up in jail because of his spiralling addictions. She actually didn’t like all the discussion about her domestic violence but journalists kept on talking about it. You’re right that their musical influence and performance ability has been under-rated because of the focus on their relationship.

Did Ann Thomas ever Apologize to Tina

Gamble,huff,and bell definitely made R&B sound better

They made what's love got to do with it. Made Ike look good he was a lot worse than that. I'm in the heaven's we don't lie over here. U R the devil's daughter. I took Ronnie off the planet so he would not repopulate. Only good is coming to the heaven's. Not U.

Mia you and Eddie get together. Please get your copy of Rolling Stones magazine Ike is on pg 19-21. I gave him his props. I will always do what's right. Ike was nut that's the truth. 👁️ Am.. not was. You and Eddie are nuts. I don't know either one of you stop lying.

I had the privilege of playing guitar for William, Wil and Randy during the mid 70’s what a wonderful experience. William Hart was a great dude, masterful singer and entertainer

Great vid.🎉🎉🎉🎉

I'm from Hammond Indiana I've loved you since I was 17 now I'm 71 Still Love you ❤️ Rest In Heavenly Peace 🕊️🕊️

It's interesting to hear from their family members. Tina was estranged from her family, even her grandchildren. Everyone else can't always be in the wrong. I believe like most celebrities, Tina carefully crafted her image. As she reinvented herself, being portrayed as a battered spouse who never did anything wrong and only fought back once then ran for freedom wanting nothing but her name is a profitable narrative. Even people who may not like her music will still feel sympathetic towards her. I've read Tina's book and Ike's book. I believe the truth is somewhere in between. Ultimately, Ike didn't appreciate Tina and that was his loss. He learned that the hard way. It would be nice to get a real authentic and unbiased documentary on Ike and Tina. Their story has become folklore but their influence is underrated. There's not enough discussion on Ike's innovation, like how he became a successful bandleader as a black man in the 1950s or the talented blues musicians he discovered for white record executives. There's not enough discussion on Tina and the Ikettes setting the standard for female performers by incorporating high energy dance routines. People don't talk about how Tina was a sex symbol of the 1960s and 1970s. People don't talk about all the songwriting Tina did in the 1970s or that she kept her songwriter royalties as part of her divorce agreement with Ike. People don't discuss enough that Ike and Tina were global ambassadors for soul music in their heyday. I can acknowledge their dysfunctional relationship and appreciate their talent. It's a shame that their influence often gets overlooked.

Wow to know that he started in my hometown of Tidewater Virginia which included Newport News, is so surprising, that is why I was and still is in love with the Delfonics music

This is awesome... Thank you for sharing.

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Amazing story and beautiful collection

I really enjoyed this long live William hart and the delfonics music

I used to live in West Philly. Went to school there 8th, 9th and 10th grade. For the 3 years I lived in Philly, I had some good times there. During my stay there, 2 of my favorite groups were the Delphonics and the Intruders. I never thought either of these groups would make it big time like that. To this day, I still listen to the music of both of these groups. RIP William Hart!! 🗣♊️👤Rising

Rest in peace William

Mia wasn’t truly acknowledged by her dad. She was one of many children with various mistresses. Ike acknowledged Michael, Ronnie, Craig (adopted)Ike jr, and that was about it. He never paid too much mind to any of the others. Mia wasn’t there. She talked like she was there but she’s relying on hearsay to formulate her ideas.sadly for all his genius, Ike turner has substance abuse issues and mental health issues as well.

Not interested about Ike No need for this He died in disgrace Wife beater, druggie

His daughter is so delusional. 2 things can be true at the same time. Yes your father was a great father to you and acted a certain way around you as a little girl. Yes he gave Tina her start. Yes he was extremely talented. However he was also extremely abusive to not only Tina but to MANY OTHERS AROUND HIM???? Tina's story has never changed up untill her death. Word for word. Detail after detail. You think she just made up the fact about the first time he beat her was in 1960 when she was pregnant with Ronnie and he beat her with a wooden shoe stretcher? Then after whooping her ass he made take off her clothes and get on the bed and he then had sex with her. As her face was rapidly swelling and bleeding. He ended up creating a pattern of that. Having sex with her after beating her. She couldn't tell him no so technically it was rape. That's why they created that fake rape scene in the movie, to give the idea of what sex with Ike was like for so long. He also beat your mother Mia. Broke her arm. Why do you think they eventually divorced? Plus Craig bless his heart, had serious emotional problems from his mama getting beat by Ike. He cried in those interviews Mia. And Ike Jr knows the truth. Craig said y'all would hide under the covers when he would be beating Tina behind their locked bedroom door. They had nightmares about it. Ike Jr knows that Craig was not lying when he would hold his head down the next morning when Tina would appear in the kitchen all swollen and disfigured. Literally face DISFIGURED. Craig was there when ike threw Hot coffee in Tina's face. He didn't like Craig cuz he knew Tina was more close to him because of his bio dad. Which was IKE best friend from Mississippi. Ronnie looked just like Ike.. a reminder of pain. Craig looked just like his handsome dad, a reminder of romance. These ppl literally wanted Tina to stay knowing Ike was beating her. Beating her with Wire clothes hangers. Sticking out cigarettes in her nose. And the infamous cake scene didn't happen the way portrayed in the movie. In real life it was worse! He made her eat a whole pound cake as he watched... And she wasn't even hungry!!!! Lawd bless you Anna Mae!!!! You made it through!! Your solo career was even more successful. You reached true Nirvana!

WASHINGTON, D.C. HERE FAMILY WHEN I WAS A SHORTY I FOLLOWED AN OLDER COUSIN OF MINE TO MANY HOUSE PARTIES YOU KNOW THE RED LIGHTS BASEMENT TYPE PARTIES THE MUSIC WAS EITHER THE DELFONICS OR STYLISTICS, ETC THE GIRLS WOULDN'T DANCE WITH ME BECAUSE OF MY AGE BUT IT WAS A BLESSING BECAUSE ALL I COULD DO WAS SING ALONG TO THE SONGS THAT WERE BEING PLAYED TODAY AT 68 YEARS YOUNG THAT'S WHAT LISTEN TOO WHEN ON LONG DRIVES OR CLEANING UP THE HOUSE AND MY KIDS LIKES THEM PROPS TO THE DELFONICS AND MR. HART😊 1 ❤ WASHINGTON D.C

Mr Jackson begged the Delfonic's manager to let the the Jackson 5 open for them in Chicago. He ask William to teach MJ how to be a star and man and how to carry himself. I was a Delfonic fan and was close to William and Wilbur. William introduced me to MJ he used to babysit him at the Apollo. I was in the dressing room I was 13 years old. Mr Jackson would disappear for hours between shows. I would follow William around and he had so much style and talent. I learned a lot from him as what a man should be, and he only hung around the best and most talented people. He was pure inspiration. Listening to him now and looking at his videos when he was young talking is a totally different person. I guess that is maturity and living in the real world? RIP Mr. Hart and my condolence goes to Pam, William introduced me to her. When they first started dating we both were sitting in his dressing room. He was a lucky man to find true love, and have a wonderful family.

They should have been a part of that TINA documentary on HBO

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Muito bom 👍 👍 ❤

Mia. Ike stay in hell

I am from Knightale, North Carolina .At the age of 18,1972,I enlisted into the United States 🇺🇸 marine Corp , let me tell you all something, you could hear the Delfonics 'music all over the basics, and their music was a inspiration to me and so many young mariner,so I salute Mr.Hart and the entire Delfonics family, MINISTER:S.L.DUNN

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thank you so much. this documentary has help me so much.

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Can't wait until episode 1.

Mia you was not Tina’s child She only tolerated you because of the situation she was in

Got to meet him and hang out a little bit. Put him on the phone to say hello to my aunt without telling her who it was at first. She was knocked out because she is a very big fan and I surprised the he’ll out of her.

The Great William Hart and the magnificent Delfonics.

Absolutley can't wait!!

Nice!!!