As a diehard fan and her harshest critic, I'm happy to report that this album is the best she's released in years. While the production could've been toned down a bit, it's nowhere near the bombast of her recent recordings. I absolutely hate the first single - Why do Cher when you're Tina Turner? - and if it bombs it will ruin the chances of any of the other far superior tracks to become hits. My favorites are "Go Ahead" simply because it's totally new ground for her, and the title track because it's old-fashioned rock and roll as only Tina knows how. Perfect for driving with the top down and could be a summer smash if she's smart.Of course, most of Tina's recent unfortunate choices in music have been dictated by her manager Roger 'trapped in the '80s' Davies, so I'm not too optimistic.