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1972: Ike and Turner Live on Soul Train, “Proud Mary”

by Brad Rosenberg • Published May 16, 2017

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1972: Ike and Turner Live on Soul Train, "Proud Mary"

Ike and Tina Turner were amongst the first major musicians to have the luxury of appearing on Soul Train. When they performed on the June 1972 taping of the show, the group tore the house down, spreading their stamina with everyone at the Soul Train studio.

Ike and Tina sharing the energy with the audience.
Soultrain.com

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