Tina Turner - Better Be Good To Me (Live at Birmingham NEC, 1985) REACTION | Face The Music

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[@wookiewarrior8948]

Kenny Moore took the end of the song so Tina could costume change. She's a phenomenal singer and live performer....an absolute legend

[@liz6965]

I absolutely love this live version. Tina always classy and full of energy (hello, leaping up the stairs!) Tina and Kenny Moore were so dynamic !!

[@riittarankinen4749]

Kenny Moore was Tina's piano player many years already before 1984 breakthrough. There is 55 min version of this concert in YT.

[@jpdemer5]

The late Kenny Moore on keyboard there - he was with Tina's band for about ten years, until his untimely death. He worked with the best artists of the day -- everyone from Aretha Franklin and Duke Ellington to Elton John and Mick Jagger -- no doubt that he could have had a great solo career of his own.

[@mitchellbanks34]

Actually it was more like 20 years from 1977 to 1997 when he died while on tour with Tina.

[@stevenatkinson2360]

Costume change saw the private Dancer tour in Melbourne Australia it was fantastic.

[@mitchellbanks34]

Bro you chose the right video. I’ve been tryna get reactors on RUclips to react to this one for years and they just insist on “What’s Love Got To Do With It” and “Proud Mary”. This version has always been superior to the record. By the way, this was in the middle of the concert and Tina went backstage for the first costume change.

[@facethemusic1970]

Thanks! I like choosing songs that really speak to me, not just the standard radio hits. Sometimes good songs can be overplayed while other good songs are ignored. This song is too good to pass up! 🤘🤘🤘

[@MrBrentcs]

Kenny kept the crowd going while Tina was getting changed for the next song.
You can find the whole Birmingham concert on RUclips if you look it up.
It includes duets with David Bowie and Bryan Adams.
Great reaction!