A “better of” album, often known as a best hits album or compilation album, is a music album that accommodates a number of beforehand launched songs by a selected artist or band. These albums are sometimes launched to capitalize on the artist’s recognition and to introduce their music to a wider viewers. Tina Turner’s “better of” album is a set of her hottest and profitable songs, spanning her profession from the early Nineteen Sixties to the late Eighties.
The album was launched in 1991 and options 16 of Turner’s greatest hits, together with “Proud Mary,” “What’s Love Acquired to Do with It,” and “Personal Dancer.” The album was a business success, promoting over 10 million copies worldwide and turning into one of many best-selling albums of all time. It additionally gained Turner two Grammy Awards for Finest Feminine Pop Vocal Efficiency and Finest Feminine Rock Vocal Efficiency.
