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1988 single past Bonnie Tyler

"The All-time"
BonnieTyler TheBest SingleArtwork.jpg
Single past Bonnie Tyler
from the anthology Hide Your Middle
B-side "The Fire Below"
Released 1988[1]
Genre Pop rock
Length 4:07
Label Columbia
Songwriter(s)
  • Mike Chapman
  • Holly Knight
Producer(southward) Desmond Child
Bonnie Tyler singles chronology
"Band of Gold"
(1988) 		"The Best"
(1988) 		"Hide Your Heart"
(1988)
Music video
"The Best" on YouTube

"The All-time" is a vocal past Bonnie Tyler for her seventh studio album, Hide Your Heart (1988). In the following yr, the song was covered past Tina Turner for her seventh studio album, Strange Matter. The song was written by Holly Knight and Mike Chapman.

Bonnie Tyler version [edit]

Tyler'due south version was produced by Desmond Child and released on her 1988 album Hide Your Heart (in the US the album was titled Notes from America).

The single was released on a CD in 1988 along with ii rare tracks that Tyler recorded, "The Fire Below" and "Under Suspicion".[2]

The single reached number 10 in Norway and number 95 in the United kingdom.

Track listings [edit]

vii-inch single CBS 651330 7 / EAN 5099765133073 [3]

  1. "The Best" – four:15
  2. "The Fire Below" – 5:08

12-inch maxi CBS CBS 651330 6 [nl] / EAN 5099765133066 [3]

CD single CBS CD Best ane [uk] / EAN 5099765133028 [3]

  1. "The Best" – iv:15
  2. "The Fire Below" – five:08
  3. "Under Suspicion" – iv:24

Charts [edit]

Tina Turner version [edit]

"The Best"
Tinathebest.jpg
Single by Tina Turner
from the album Foreign Affair
B-side "Bold and Reckless"
Released 21 Baronial 1989 (1989-08-21) [5]
Length
  • 5:30 (anthology version)
  • 4:08 (single version)
Label Capitol
Songwriter(south)
  • Mike Chapman
  • Holly Knight
Producer(s)
  • Tina Turner
  • Dan Hartman
Tina Turner singles chronology
"634-5789 (Live)"
(1988) 		"The Best"
(1989) 		"I Don't Wanna Lose Yous"
(1989)
Music video
"The Best" on YouTube

In 1989, American singer and songwriter Tina Turner recorded a encompass version of "The Best" for her seventh solo studio album, Foreign Affair (1989), with a saxophone solo played past Edgar Winter. Prior to recording the vocal, Tina Turner approached the songwriter Holly Knight and requested some changes: the addition of a bridge, which Turner felt was missing, and a fundamental change.[half dozen]

Released as the atomic number 82 single from Foreign Affair on 21 Baronial 1989, the song was an international success, becoming a top-five hit in numerous countries. It is one of Turner's most recognizable tunes, frequently considered synonymous with the singer's proper noun.[7] [8] The vocal was used in a Pepsi commercial featuring Turner, which also served as a promo for her Strange Thing: The Farewell Tour sponsored by Pepsi. Additionally, the song was adopted by other brands for their advertising including Applebee's[9] and T-Mobile,[10] also as the National Rugby League (NRL), for which it remains an iconic anthem more than thirty years later on its release.[11] [12] [13] [xiv] [15]

The song title is often colloquially mis-cited as "Simply the All-time", reflecting a phrase in the chorus. This became so commonplace that the bracketed word 'Simply' was included in the titles for releases of some subsequent versions, and in the track listing for some Tina Turner compilation albums.

Critical reception [edit]

Nib Coleman from Billboard described the song as an "piece of cake-paced popular offering which finds Turner's voice taking front and center stage."[16] The Daily Vault's Mark Millan chosen it an "sing-along anthem".[17] Pan-European magazine Music & Media stated that the singer's "dramatic range is fully utilised on this impressive and polished production (courtesy Dan Hartman and Turner)."[18] A reviewer from People Magazine said information technology "features such pizza-box lyrics as "You're simply the best/ Amend than all the rest/ Ameliorate than anyone/ Anyone I've e'er met"." The reviewer too noted that Edgar Wintertime adds a saxophone solo "with seize with teeth".[19] Popular Rescue called the song "flawless", adding that it was probably the fact that information technology's such a simple song that "helped it to go so widely pop."[8]

Runway listing [edit]

  • Worldwide seven", cassette and CD single
  1. "The Best" (Edit) – 4:08
  2. "Undercover Agent for the Blues" – 5:17
  • Uk seven" limited single
  1. "The Best" (Edit) – 4:08
  2. "What's Dearest Got to Practice with It" – 3:49
  • European and Britain CD and 12" unmarried
  1. "The All-time" – 5:28
  2. "Undercover Agent for the Blues" – 5:18
  3. "Assuming and Reckless" – 3:47
  • Australian 12" unmarried
  1. "The Best" (Extended Mighty Mix) – vi:37
  2. "The Best" (Single Muscle Mix) – four:17
  3. "The Best" (Extended Muscle Mix) – 5:28
  • 1993 Australian CD unmarried
  1. "The Best" (Edit) – 4:09
  2. "The Best" (Extended Mighty Mix) – 6:37
  3. "The Best" (Single Musculus Mix) – 4:17
  4. "The Best" (Extended Muscle Mix) – five:28

Charts [edit]

Certifications and sales [edit]

Tina Turner and Jimmy Barnes version [edit]

"(Simply) The All-time"
Tina Turner & Jimmy Barnes - Simply The Best.jpg
Single by Tina Turner & Jimmy Barnes
from the album Simply the Best
Released May 1992
Genre Pop rock
Length 4:11
Label Mushroom
Songwriter(due south) Mike Chapman, Holly Knight
Producer(s) Dan Hartman, Chris Lord-Alge
Tina Turner singles chronology
"I Want You Near Me"
(1992) 		"(Simply) The Best"
(1992) 		"I Don't Wanna Fight"
(1993)
Jimmy Barnes singles chronology
"Ain't No Mountain High Enough"
(1992) 		"(Simply) The All-time"
(1992) 		"Sweat It Out"
(1993)

In 1992, Turner recorded "(Simply) The Best", a duet version of the song with Australian stone vocalist Jimmy Barnes, to promote that year's New South Wales Rugby League flavour in Australia. The single subsequently appeared on a express edition bonus disc as part of the Australian release of her compilation album Just the All-time (1991).

Rail list [edit]

  • Australian 7" unmarried
  1. "(Simply) The Best" (Tina Turner and Jimmy Barnes) – four:14
  2. "(Simply) The Best" (Extended Version) – 5:29
  • Australian cassette and CD unmarried
  1. "(Simply) The Best" (Tina Turner and Jimmy Barnes) – 4:14
  2. "River Deep, Mountain High" (Jimmy Barnes) – 3:37
  3. "I'm a Lady" (Tina Turner) – three:24
  4. "(Simply) The Best" (Extended Version) – five:29

Charts [edit]

In pop culture [edit]

"The Best" served as the theme song of Republic of iceland'southward Best Party in the 2010 Reykjavik local quango elections. Political party members recorded a version of the vocal titled "Við erum best" ("We're the Best"), with lyrics describing the party in Icelandic.[63] [64]

In the mid-1990s, the Hong Kong Tourist Association produced a series of television advertisements featuring "The Best" as sung past Elisa Chan.[ citation needed ]

Enquiry by Co-op Funeralcare regularly places "The Best" in the summit ten well-nigh popular songs requested to be played at funerals.[65] [66]

"The Best" has appeared iii times in the Canadian sitcom Schitt'south Creek, in scenes involving the characters David Rose and Patrick Brewer. In the season 4 episode "Open up Mic", Noah Reid as Patrick performs an acoustic version of the song, which Reid bundled himself.[67] Afterwards ambulation, Reid's version of the song was released on Spotify and iTunes, where it reached No. 1 on the Canadian charts. All gain from the unmarried were donated to an Ontario charity, LGBT Youth Line.[68] Later that season, in the episode "The Gesture", Dan Levy as David performs a dance routine while lip-synching to Turner's recording of the song.[69] In the series finale, "Happy Ending", the Jazzagals (the a cappella grouping to which David's mother, Moira, belongs) perform an a cappella version of the song at David and Patrick's wedding.[70]

In sport [edit]

The song is frequently used in sport-related contexts. It is played at Ibrox Stadium, Scotland, when the players of Rangers Football game Order and the visiting squad run onto the park.[71] [72] On xix April 2010, Rangers FC fans began a campaign to go "The Best" to number 1 in the United kingdom Singles Nautical chart.[71] It later charted at number nine.[73]

In the 1990s, Chris Eubank used "The Best" as both his nickname and entrance music earlier all of his world title boxing matches.[74] [75]

Dutch association football club PSV Eindhoven play the Tina Turner version of the vocal when the squad takes to the pitch ahead of every domicile match at the Philips Stadion in Eindhoven. This was introduced by and then-caput coach Dick Advocaat and has since remained a club tradition.[76]

The song is especially associated with rugby league. In 1990, it was used for the NSWRL promotional campaign. Later on appearing in NSWRL's ad a yr before (with "What You Get Is What Y'all Encounter"), Tina Turner was invited to Sydney, Australia, to shoot the 1990 campaign ads, in which she appears alongside rugby league players, and perform the vocal at that year'south K Final.[eleven] [77] The entrada featuring Tina Turner and the song is considered 1 of the greatest campaigns in sports marketing, which helped changed the perception of rugby league as a sport turning what was essentially a suburban game pop with working-class men into entertainment for the whole family.[thirteen] Such is the enduring popularity of the song equally the rugby league anthem that it was featured again in the 2020 promotional campaign of NRL, more than 30 years afterward its release.[12] [14] [15] [78]

Darts player Mensur Suljovic uses this every bit his walk-on music in darts.

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