One music lover claims it did, with a gig at the West Runton Pavilion in or around 1975.
Graham Burdett, 66 and from Cromer, said he was at the now legendary music venue on the north Norfolk coast to hear the Queen of Rock ‘n’ Roll play alongside her husband, Ike Turner, when they performed as the Ike and Tina Turner Revue.
Mr Burdett said: “All the big groups played West Runton – the Commodores, Black Sabbath, Status Quo, Queen, you name it.
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“We went to see Ike and Tina, there’s about 2,000 people there, and there’s a long gap after the support act.
“Frank Boswell owned the building and he comes on stage, he’d never done that before. He said ‘Ike’s left, do you want to see Tina on her own?’ We cheered and yelled out ‘yes, please!’
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“So Tina comes on, a little unsure of herself, not used to being on her own, but she did an absolutely fabulous show.
“It was reported on BBC national news the next day that she’d played on her own for the very first time.”
Mr Burdett said he remembered she played some of her early hits such as Proud Mary and Nutbush City Limits.
Ike and Tina divorced in 1976 after he put her through years of physical and emotional abuse.
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Tina went on to a hugely successful solo career, selling more concert tickets than any other solo performer in history as well as 200 million albums, making her one of the biggest-selling female artists of all time. She died on May 24, aged 83.
Although Ike and Tina toured extensively through the 1960s and 70s, there appears to be no other evidence online of her playing the West Runton Pavilion.
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