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  Studio Album · No. 9

Twenty Four Seven Songwriting Credits by Tina Turner

1999 Parlophone 11 tracks 47 min

Produced by Absolute, Terry Britten, Johnny Douglas, Brian Rawling, Mark Taylor

Parlophone Pop RockPopR&B
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Authorship
Singer / Performer

Holds writing credit on 0 of 11 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 0 / 11 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 11 tracks with documented writers, by whether Tina Turner carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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0 trackswritten by Tina Turner 11 tracksoutside writers
Tina Turner's roles on this album

Share of the 11 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

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Performer100%

By the Numbers

11
Tracks
23
Lyricists
5
Producers
1 million
Worldwide Copies Sold
1999
Released
Data Insight

Turner's final studio album sticks to the pattern that defined her whole solo run: she wrote none of it. The songwriting comes from outside teams built for late-1990s pop, the Absolute crew, Brian Rawling and Mark Taylor's writers, Terry Britten, and the Bee Gees. After a quarter-century of solo records, the closing statement is still an interpreter's album, her voice carrying other people's songs.

Twenty Four Seven is the ninth and final solo studio album by Tina Turner, released in 1999. Aimed at the contemporary pop market with producers including the Absolute team, Brian Rawling, and Mark Taylor alongside longtime collaborator Terry Britten, it pairs late-1990s pop-rock production with her familiar voice. The single 'When the Heartache Is Over' returned her to the charts. As on every solo album before it, Turner wrote nothing, interpreting songs by writers including Terry Britten, the Absolute team, and the Bee Gees. A supporting tour broke attendance records, and the album closed out her studio career before her retirement from full-scale touring.

Track Listing & Credits 11 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Whatever You Need #27
Harriet RobertsRussell Courtenay Harriet RobertsRussell Courtenay Johnny Douglas Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
2
All the Woman
Paul WilsonAndy WatkinsTracy Ackerman Paul WilsonAndy WatkinsTracy Ackerman Absolute Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
3
When the Heartache Is Over #10
Graham StackJohn Reid Graham StackJohn Reid Brian RawlingMark Taylor Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
4
Absolutely Nothing's Changed
Terry BrittenJohn O'Kane Terry BrittenJohn O'Kane Terry Britten Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
5
Talk to My Heart
Johnny DouglasGraham Lyle Johnny DouglasGraham Lyle Johnny Douglas Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
6
Don't Leave Me This Way
Paul BarryMark TaylorBrian Rawling Paul BarryMark TaylorBrian Rawling Brian RawlingMark Taylor Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
7
Go Ahead
James HouseAnthony Little James HouseAnthony Little Johnny Douglas Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
8
Without You
Paul WilsonAndy WatkinsShernette May Paul WilsonAndy WatkinsShernette May Absolute Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
9
Falling
Tim FraserSol Connell Tim FraserSol Connell Terry Britten Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
10
I Will Be There
Barry GibbRobin GibbMaurice Gibb Barry GibbRobin GibbMaurice Gibb Absolute Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)
11
Twenty Four Seven
Terry BrittenCharlie Dore Terry BrittenCharlie Dore Terry Britten Tina Turner (Lead Vocals)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 25 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Twenty Four Seven

Did Tina Turner write any songs on Twenty Four Seven?
No. Turner has no writing credit on the album. The songs come from outside writers, including Terry Britten, the Absolute team, and the Bee Gees.
Is Twenty Four Seven Tina Turner's last album?
Yes. It is her ninth and final solo studio album, released in 1999 before she stepped back from full-scale touring.
Who wrote 'I Will Be There' on the album?
'I Will Be There' was written by the Bee Gees, Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb.
Who produced Twenty Four Seven?
It used several producers, including the Absolute team, Brian Rawling and Mark Taylor, Johnny Douglas, and Terry Britten.
What is the main single from the album?
'When the Heartache Is Over' was the lead single and returned Turner to the charts.
How did the album do commercially?
It sold around a million copies, and its supporting Twenty Four Seven Tour broke attendance records.

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