The Best of Tina Turner - Celebrate! - DTS
Age 60 has rarely looked this good: Tina Turner, giving a London concert  in November 1999 to celebrate her 60th birthday. The concert, surprisingly,  consists of the kind of tepid, middle-of-the-road fare she's been turning out  since reviving her career in the mid-1980s with "What's Love Got to Do with It."  The best parts of this video are the archival footage of a lithe, young Tina  doing the Pony and the Hully-Gully and any other thing she wanted to while  performing with ex-husband Ike Turner. There's little of Turner's contemporary  output that holds a candle to the older clips of Tina performing "River Deep  Mountain High" or "Proud Mary." The interview segments include glowing comments  by everyone from Sting to Keith Richards, Al Green to Oprah Winfrey to Phil  Spector. The video's twin low points: a live duet with faux-rocker Bryan Adams  and Cher's reminiscences of counseling Tina to leave Ike, shortly after Cher  left Sonny.--Marshall Fine