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Unreleased Tina Turner Song 'Hot For You Baby' to Debut 40 Years Later

Unreleased Tina Turner Song 'Hot For You Baby' to Debut 40 Years Later
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  • Tina Turner's unreleased song 'Hot For You Baby' debuts 40 years later.
  • Recorded in 1984, the track was cut from the 'Private Dancer' album.
  • The song was produced by John Grant and written by George Young and Harry Vanda.
  • 'Hot For You Baby' first aired on BBC Radio 2's Breakfast Show.
  • It will be featured in the 'Private Dancer (40th Anniversary Edition)' release in March.
  • The reissue celebrates Turner's legacy with unreleased tracks and live performances.
  • BBC's Petridis notes Turner's strong vocals yet sees it not as a lost classic.
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