She’s just reminiscing—We all are faced with the passing of youth— and in the 30s -dance marathons and the ballrooms with beautiful girls singing "Ten Cents A Dance-That’s all They pay me"—
Tina Turner’s hit song about a taxi dancer, with lyrics in the first-person, was a fitting follow-up to “What’s Love Got To Do With It” – proof that she could croon as well as she could rock, and with just as much heart and soul.
Catfeet Premium Member over 12 years ago
Miss Lucille had better put the brakes on that taxi dancing, before she blows a gasket, or just breaks a hip…
McGehee over 12 years ago
I think Joe’s closer to right…
quartermain over 12 years ago
She’s just reminiscing—We all are faced with the passing of youth— and in the 30s -dance marathons and the ballrooms with beautiful girls singing "Ten Cents A Dance-That’s all They pay me"—
Jkiss over 12 years ago
A time when a dance was JUST a dance.
Stephen Gilberg over 12 years ago
For once, I was just as clueless as Ruthie.
iced tea over 12 years ago
Ruthie should stand in front of her local Wal-Mart and sell her candy.
avonsalis over 12 years ago
Tina Turner’s hit song about a taxi dancer, with lyrics in the first-person, was a fitting follow-up to “What’s Love Got To Do With It” – proof that she could croon as well as she could rock, and with just as much heart and soul.