On 15 and 16 July 2000, Tina Turner gives at London’s Wembley Stadium the concerts that make up the film “One Last Time,” the climax of her Twenty Four Seven tour. Before tens of thousands, the “Queen of Rock’n’Roll,” rooted in the rhythm’n’blues and soul of her beginnings, unfolds a retrospective repertoire of hits, covers and new songs. Her gravelly voice, stage command and undimmed energy past sixty carry this full stadium concert. A surprise guest, John Fogerty, joins her for a rendition of “Proud Mary,” a nod to her roots. This filmed live concert illustrates the stage power of an artist who crossed every decade of soul and rock, from the 1960s with Ike Turner to her triumphant solo career. The polished, spectacular capture remains one of the great documents of Tina Turner live, caught at the height of her worldwide acclaim. Filmed across two sold-out Wembley nights, this full concert stands as a definitive live document of one of popular music’s most electrifying performers, at the close of a career that spanned soul, rock and pop.
Personnel & credits
- Tina Turner — chant
