Tina Turner had 17 songs that landed on the Billboard Hot 100 — here they all are
Callie AhlgrimMay 26, 2023, 04:04 IST
Tina Turner performs in the Netherlands in 1990.Rob Verhorst/Redferns
"Let's Stay Together"
"Let's Stay Together" debuted on the chart on January 21, 1984.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 26.
"What's Love Got To Do With It"
"What's Love Got To Do With It" debuted on the chart on May 19, 1984.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song topped the chart for three weeks. It was Turner's only No. 1 hit.
"Better Be Good To Me"
"Better Be Good To Me" debuted on the chart on September 15, 1984.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 5.
"Private Dancer"
"Private Dancer" debuted on the chart on January 19, 1985.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 7.
"Show Some Respect"
"Show Some Respect" debuted on the chart on April 20, 1985.Ross Marino/Getty Images
The song peaked at No. 37.
"We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)"
"We Don't Need Another Hero (Thunderdome)" debuted on the chart on July 6, 1985.Warner Brothers/Getty Images
The song peaked at No. 2.
"One Of The Living"
"One Of The Living" debuted on the chart on October 5, 1985.DENIZE alain/Sygma via Getty Images
The song peaked at No. 15.
"It's Only Love"
"It's Only Love" debuted on the chart on November 23, 1985.Gie Knaeps/Getty Images
The song peaked at No. 15.
"Typical Male"
"Typical Male" debuted on the chart on August 30, 1986.David Corio/Redferns
The song peaked at No. 2.
"Two People"
"Two People" debuted on the chart on November 22, 1986.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 30.
"Break Every Rule"
"Break Every Rule" debuted on the chart on May 9, 1987.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 74.
"What You Get Is What You See"
"What You Get Is What You See" debuted on the chart on February 7, 1987.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 13.
"The Best"
"The Best" debuted on the chart on September 2, 1989.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 15.
"Steamy Windows"
"Steamy Windows" debuted on the chart on November 25, 1989.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 39.
"I Don't Wanna Fight"
"I Don't Wanna Fight" debuted on the chart on May 29, 1993.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 9.
"Why Must We Wait Until Tonight"
"Why Must We Wait Until Tonight" debuted on the chart on October 23, 1993.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 97.
"Missing You"
"Missing You" debuted on the chart on October 5, 1996.Tina Turner/YouTube
The song peaked at No. 84.
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