New song from Tina Turner to be released

The recording of the song called Hot For You, Baby disappeared in the 80s, and was found more than 40 years later. Now Turner’s interpretation of the song is published for the first time.

The song called *Hot For You, Baby* was recorded on the *Private Dancer* album released in 1984. However, it was eventually left off the album.

According to the BBC, the recording of the song was thought to have been lost forever, but it was found when the 40th anniversary release of the *Private Dancer* album was made.

The song will be heard for the first time on the BBC’s Radio 2 channel today, Thursday. In the BBC article, the song is described as an uptempo rock song full of gorgeous guitar chords and an 80s cowbell.

Tina Turner was one of the world’s most famous soul singers. Due to her strong voice, she has been titled, among other things, the queen of rock’n’roll.

The songs on the *Private Dancer* album include Turner’s greatest hits, such as the album’s title track and *What’s Love Got To Do With It*. The acclaimed and award-winning record sold more than 10 million copies, and it turned Turner’s career on the rise after some challenging years.

It’s no wonder that *Hot For You, Baby* had to be left off the classic album, as it was competing for a place with other high-quality songs, the BBC article states.