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TINA TURNER & RHONDA GRAAM ~ "55 Years With The Queen Of Rock". Tina´s assistant tells her story. 

Lucas Alexander
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The Queen of Rock `n´ Roll is the legendary TINA TURNER (26 November 1939 ~ 24 May 2023), who has had one of the most remarkable and extraordinary careers in music history, turned 80 years-old on November 26, 2019. Tinas career began in 1958 and her fascinating but tumultuous life story has almost become a myth. On May 24th 2023 Tina Tuner sadly died, age 83. She will be missed and loved forever, as a trailblazer and pioneer and the first woman in Rock `n´ Roll music.
But there is only ONE person who has been close to Tina for most of her life.
RHONDA GRAAM was a young lady in 1964 when she began following the explosive Ike and Tina Turner Revue and soon became their tour manager, personal assistant and helping hand. Rhonda has really been part of music history, with an unusual history as a white woman, working in a mans world in the early 1960´s, as a road manager for a black group during a difficult era of racial segregation, working on the Chitlin´ Circuit in the United States.
Tina Turner was the first woman in Rock music and her dynamic, explosive and wild performances and distinctive multifaceted raspy vocal, which made her an international superstar for 60 years, in a career that lasted almost 8 decades.
Rhonda Graam was also one of the very few who stayed with Tina, when she broke up with her infamous and violent ex-husband and music partner, Ike Turner. Rhonda continued to be Tina´s close personal friend and assistant during all the years after her historic comeback with the album "Private Dancer" in 1984, and was Tina´s maid of honor when she married German record company executive, Erwin Bach.
Interviewer and artist, Lucas Alexander, sat down to speak to Rhonda Graam at the Tina Turner Museum at the West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center in Brownsville, Tennessee, close to her hometowen, Nutbush. The video also features Miss Robbie from "Sweetie Pie´s", aka, ROBBIE MONTGOMERY, one of the original Ikettes, who were close friends with Tina in the beginning of her career as a backup singer and dancer for the Ike and Tina Turner revue.
Rhonda Graam talks about the very early days working for Ike and Tina Turner, and later on for Tina solo, and what it was like meeting and working with so many legends and music icons of the past.
Since the interview was conducted on September 24th, 2016, a succesful musical about Tina Turner´s incredible life has opened in London´s West End, on Broadway, Hamburg and soon in Amsterdam, where there is also an important character of Rhonda Graam.
Sadly RHONDA GRAAM died on January 13, 2021, just 2 months before the release of the Documentary film about Tina Turner´s extraordinary, fascinating and difficult life called "TINA!", which premiered on HBO on March 27th, 2021. That would be Rhonda Graam´s last appearance on camera. A Documentary film she contributed a lot to, and which could hardly have been made without her. But in this video by Lucas Alexander, we get Rhonda - in-depth and straight-forward. She was of unmeasurable value to Tina Turner´s life and carrer. Tina wrote an official press statement after the passing of Rhonda:
"I am heartbroken. Rhonda was my dear friend and confidant. She believed in me before anyone else did and I will sorely miss her kind heart, humor and wise counsel. I will forever cherish her friendship.
Rest in Peace.
TINA"
R.I.P. Rhonda Graam (February 6, 1944 ~ January 13, 2021) and Thank You for your great work.
R.I.P. Tina Turner (November 24, 1939 ~ May 24, 2023) - we will LOVE YOU forver!
THANK YOU to everyone who helped with collecting pictures.
NO copyright infringement intended of certian pictures and footage.
This video is a fan-production with special thanks to Rhonda Graam and Robbie Montgomery and the Tina Turner Museum.
© 2019 ARTRIX FILMS // Lucas Alexander Productions

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@sufundasamuels431
@sufundasamuels431 3 года назад
I can tell that Ms. Rhonda is a no nonsense kind of woman and very protective of Ms. Tina. She stayed by Ms. Tina's side for 55 years speaks volumes!
@anniel482
@anniel482 3 года назад
Rhonda lived a quiet and simple life in a suburb of Los Angeles. She was a neighbor of a friend of mine and no one in the neighborhood knew of her history with Tina Turner. They learned of her career through the obituary and were in complete shock of her life as she never mentioned it.
@cynthianhlapo6431
@cynthianhlapo6431 3 года назад
Ohh my my how she managed to keep silent about the 🌟star ? she probably didnt wanna gain a fame or pride given that ppl will probably disturb and question lots of historical staff about Tina...you could tell that she was over protective of Tina , she even carefull how she answers questions not to tarnish Tina's name oh woow! a real PA which are so rare in this day in age ....
@11mdf
@11mdf 2 года назад
What a beautiful soul...amazing wonderful Lady God bless her !
@chrissimpson6701
@chrissimpson6701 Год назад
We'll love you forever darling Tina,, survivor, inspiration, a fighter. May your music live forever. 1939-2023.
@adriancolon8435
@adriancolon8435 Год назад
People who have substance don’t have to brag about what they do. That’s awesome 🙏
@dalbriggss
@dalbriggss Год назад
Personal Assistants usually keep their bosses life & schedule confidential or on a need to know basis. And when your boss is famous, this skill set is taken to a whole new level. It sounded as though there were security/safety concerns that she needed to work around (due to Tina being a celebrity). So it doesn’t surprise me that she kept her work life private and didn’t tell anyone. It is ironic that this video showed up in my U-Tube feed because I’ve been wondering who Tina’s assistant was, after Tina passed away. I’m also an assistant which is why I wondered who helped Tina during her busy career.
@leebowens2631
@leebowens2631 Год назад
I remember Janis Joplin guesting on the Tonight Show and she was asked who her idols and influences were, one who Janis mention was Tina Turner who at that time was a star among Black's but very few whites knew of her and Janis gave Tina big praises and told the audience to look for her in the future because she was gonna be big , really big .
@marvingee39
@marvingee39 Год назад
Not quite true that very few whites knew of Tina when Janis made those remarks. Tina had already been on tour with the Rolling Stones at that time, and had a big hit with "River Deep -- Mountain High" in 1966. Her fame was small-ish compared to her uber-success she enjoyed as a solo act, post-Ike, but she wasn't at all unknown to white music fans.
@betteheadbettehead4800
@betteheadbettehead4800 10 месяцев назад
Could it have been the Dick Cavett Show??
@leebowens2631
@leebowens2631 10 месяцев назад
@@betteheadbettehead4800 Yes it was, thanks.
@betteheadbettehead4800
@betteheadbettehead4800 10 месяцев назад
@@leebowens2631 😉
@bungalowmo
@bungalowmo Год назад
I’d never heard of her before this interview. It’s so wonderful to know that she became a loyal friend, sister & promoter for Ms. Tina. When she needed a soulmate sister, Rhonda was just that. This kind of friendship is a once in a lifetime thing for us all. R.I.P. Ms. Rhonda. We salute your impeccable character. It’s a precious commodity these days. ❤️🎯👏
@betteheadbettehead4800
@betteheadbettehead4800 Год назад
Well said
@lynrathban8877
@lynrathban8877 Год назад
@bettehead bettehead very well said. .never heard of Rhonda. Rip 🙏
@shannamajor9172
@shannamajor9172 Год назад
It's amazing how most people hadn't heard of her or her "position" in the group after all of that time. It says a lot about her character: no need to prove anything to anybody because the friendship was so valuable. Glad I ran into this. So refreshing to hear about things like this, about real people, real love, real friendship.....
@kathycooper8824
@kathycooper8824 Год назад
What a great and loyal friend 😢😊
@fatjackjack5416
@fatjackjack5416 10 месяцев назад
She has quite a bit to say in “I Tna”
@sanchez73day36
@sanchez73day36 3 года назад
Enjoyed this interview. Tina has paid her dues. She is out of the music game and I don’t blame her. She has nothing to prove to anyone. She simple the best.
@laschell59
@laschell59 2 года назад
Tina left America and never wanted to come back. She did not stop singing.She just made her live in Switzerland. Performing in Germany and many other countries.
@sanchez73day36
@sanchez73day36 2 года назад
@@laschell59 basically you just pigged backed off my comment 🙄
@cassandradennard6323
@cassandradennard6323 Год назад
Amen
@kensteffes6712
@kensteffes6712 Год назад
Great lady! Tina had great people around her and this says everything about who she was.
@cocomayes2
@cocomayes2 Год назад
Thank you Rhonda for being there and being by her side. You were the rib to her existence that got her through 50 years. This was interesting to see and know. I didn’t know of you…. Her mother knew though. You stuck by Tina through it all. Thank you. You gave your life to be in her life. RIP
@lucasalexander4156
@lucasalexander4156 3 года назад
RHONDA GRAAM - R.I.P. Rhonda Graam (6 February 1944 ~ 13 January 2021) and Thank You for your great work 😭😰😱 I am deeply saddened to hear that Rhonda has died. It was AMAZING getting to know Rhonda just a little bit, and spend some time with her. She was an extraordinary lady on so many levels! How dreadful it is to lose her, not only for Tina Turner and her family, but also within the whole Tina universe , as she was one of the most important people throughout Tina´s life and career. I am very happy and honoured to have done this Interview with Rhonda Graam in Tennessee a couple of years ago, which from this day on, is a wonderful In Memoriam Tribute to this great lady ❤️ Thank you all very much for watching. Lucas Alexander *** 24 May 2023 - TINA TURNER - WE WILL LOVE & MISS YOU FOREVER ❤❤ R.I.P. Tina Turner, Queen Of Rock - 26 November 1939 ~ 24 May 2023
@PaulWallis
@PaulWallis 3 года назад
Lucas Alexander - Thank you for honouring Rhonda Graam. And what a wonderful interview. Rhonda was an impressive lady indeed. Brava Rhonda R.I.P. XX
@ChrisSapphire
@ChrisSapphire 3 года назад
Fantastic interview! May she rest in paradise. Rock on with the angels, Rhonda!
@alternative7361
@alternative7361 3 года назад
Incredible interview with lots of insights.. I can sense why Tina Turner loved her... Rhonda ironed out all thr wrinkles.
@derekmitchell8904
@derekmitchell8904 3 года назад
First time I'm seeing this wonderful woman and hearing how much she has loved and assisted Mrs Tina Turner, something we don't see in today's world , dont kno her but I'm saddened by her lost.
@tsump2005
@tsump2005 3 года назад
I am deeply touched listening to this interview from Rhonda Graam. I would have loved to have met her. The glorious happiness of Tina and her career has met the reality of life. EVERYTHING MUST END. Rest In Peace Rhonda and GOD BLESS TINA.
@kamariatoure42
@kamariatoure42 4 года назад
This is just fantastic! Tina has only spoken highly of this woman in her books. Great photos! There is also a lovely tribute to Rhonda and the Tina Turner musical. Check it out!
@carmenmonroe7
@carmenmonroe7 Год назад
I LOVE "I Can't Stand the Rain". I am surprised this song was one of Rhonda's favorite songs from Tina. Of course there are so many great songs but this one was an instant favorite for me too. Tina FOREVER!!!
@neicyd1898
@neicyd1898 2 года назад
Wow! I knew nothing about Rhonda. Thankful for this interview. Rest well Ms Graam.
@rudycalvo1754
@rudycalvo1754 3 года назад
Dear Rhonda, I'll forever be grateful for your kindness. May the light of love continue to shine over you R.I.P. in R&R heaven...
@stevenbroadway5762
@stevenbroadway5762 Год назад
A fabulously straight talking , grounded and sober woman who came into an extraordinary situation & opportunity and became a real asset, loyal friend and manager to an iconic entertainer.
@benajminpadilla6360
@benajminpadilla6360 Год назад
💯% agreed. This was a real treat. Old-school help to these acts were more than employees.
@madeleinebelle2105
@madeleinebelle2105 2 года назад
What a class act Rhonda was....I felt Miss Robbie needed water as she coughed...next minute Rhonda came through and gave her a bottle...she was on the ball with every detail...great interview ty.
@lulumoon6942
@lulumoon6942 Год назад
That kind of instinct is invaluable to others, a service heart! ❤️🙏💞
@suzannapoleon7998
@suzannapoleon7998 Год назад
A!6.
@jovitadeleon3396
@jovitadeleon3396 6 месяцев назад
She’s with big big heart I really love her for staying beside Tina when she needed her Tina is fortunate to find her because she never say something bad only appreciation to Tina that’ll called real friendship ❤
@lalani888blue
@lalani888blue Год назад
Tina had extreme elegance and 'light' in her own interiors 👌 Not garish nor did she ever choose dark, depressing color's. She looked absolutely amazing in a pair of faded denim jeans and a crisp white shirt! I've never seen a photo of Tina with just her own natural hair with the exception of photos from her childhood...I will always love Tina for inspiring me in my youth as well as 'now' 💚
@FemiNelson-sb1em
@FemiNelson-sb1em Год назад
It looks as if Tina straightened her hair. She ran her fingers through her hair quite abit & it looked natural, just straightened, which even I a Hispsnic woman have done. Tina however has a mega amount of hair that I so wish I had a quarter of, lol. Bless her spirit, her beauty & her joy. ❤️
@Candyprincess971
@Candyprincess971 Год назад
@@FemiNelson-sb1emno it was all wigs she said it herself, she did them herself, the famous photographer who did the cover of one of her albums said in an European documentary that he only saw her real hair once at her house otherwise she only wore wigs
@darkskinss
@darkskinss Год назад
Queen Tina ALWAYS had her hair done, whether it was a wig or natural. She didn't play around when it came to her appearance.
@sheilajenkins8065
@sheilajenkins8065 Год назад
@@FemiNelson-sb1em Tina stated in an interview that she wore and made her own wigs. So when she said that in the interview she did ran her fingers through her hair. She also mentioned the location where she brought the top quality hair.
@pairrynwatson4229
@pairrynwatson4229 11 месяцев назад
@@sheilajenkins8065🤗 Yes, I saw that interview also! She always ran her hand through her hair or flipped it back on the side, that was part of her sex appeal move. She made her wigs look like natural hair and they looked good on her!😍💃🏽👠💋🎤🎶🔥💖💜❤🌎⭐👏🏽🌹RI"Sweet"P Tina🥀💐😢💔🙏🏽🕊🕯Loved & Missed!!
@marilynrickard8607
@marilynrickard8607 3 года назад
Lucas, My name is Marilyn Moore Now Marilyn Rickard Schafer Rhonda was my very special friend... She had a "hot" 55 Chevy with Baby Moons. She was as good to me from the age of 15 all through high school. We kept in touch and she NEVER failed to call me no matter where she was on my birthday. There will never be anyone as unselfish as Ronnie. I am devastated to now she is gone. I would call and sometimes would answer but couldn't talk for much time. Im so grateful for you interview and it's wonderful!
@MrWmJosephSmithIII
@MrWmJosephSmithIII 3 года назад
🤣😂 looking to get fame and $1 off you departed friend.
@ciarankelly4338
@ciarankelly4338 3 года назад
Saw Tina at the Cave in Vancouver when she was doing cabaret and years later saw her in concert in Edmonton with 20,000 plus audience-one of the greatest performer’s I ever saw ( simply the best) and happy that I got to see her on stage twice! Greetings from Ireland
@rockchildofthe60s69
@rockchildofthe60s69 2 года назад
I absolutely loved this interview! Seldom does anyone ever sit down with the people closest to the artist that have been loved and adored for decades. Hearing stories about the history of working with someone like Tina, amazing. Sad hearing that this lovely lady is no longer with us. I'm sure Tina feels the absence from her life.
@mmcdonald1000
@mmcdonald1000 Год назад
Rip Rhonda. You was a very important person in Tina s life. You and Tina are holding hands and hugging in heaven. Rip to the Queen of Rock Tina as well🙏
@redickdavid79
@redickdavid79 3 года назад
Thank you, Rhonda. You have a genuine honesty that we all appreciate. Not just for Tina. But for you!! Thank you for sharing these stories. ❤️
@paulineowens3203
@paulineowens3203 2 года назад
I have loved Tina for years. I am so glad that she is still here. I watch all and anything that has to do with Miss Tina. She is the BEST PERFOMER. EVER. SHE IS AWESOME.
@aletheafelton
@aletheafelton 11 месяцев назад
I’m glad I came across this interview. I first learned about Rhonda Graam in the 1980s through Ms. Turner’s book “I, Tina”. I’m glad they remained connected and friends over those many years. May both of them rest in peace.
@dyanvandino2606
@dyanvandino2606 Год назад
Great interview by Rhonda Graam! Revealing insight into Tina Turner's life (onstage & off) by her closest confidant & tour manager/promoter. So sad to hear of Tina's passing today. What a pair of strong, trail blazing women they were! Thanks for all the wonderful music Tina! You were a brave, determined & pioneering icon!
@OnlyLoveCan38
@OnlyLoveCan38 Год назад
I had forgotten about "I Can't Stand the Rain"! I loved Tina's rendition I Love Tina! So glad you interviewed Rhonda. She is an exceptional woman and a store house of real history. I enjoyed this interview very much!!!
@deirdreyearwood3383
@deirdreyearwood3383 Год назад
This is a beautiful interview and a wonderful tribute to Ms. Tina and Ms. Rhonda as well. I hope that they are now both at rest and in each other's company ❤
@divinesarah
@divinesarah 3 года назад
Thanks for posting this. Without this interview we might never have learnt so much about her role in Ike and Tina Turners career.
@catheline51
@catheline51 Год назад
Fascinating. Rarely do fans have any idea what it takes to put a production together. I had no clue. Overwhelming doesn't begin to describe it. I'm thinking what it must take to coordinate the Cirque du Soleil empire. Good grief. Very well done. Thank you.
@pairrynwatson4229
@pairrynwatson4229 11 месяцев назад
@catheline51 🤗 Some people just have a natural skill or nack for doing that, it's not something that everybody can do!
@southernbelledebbie7705
@southernbelledebbie7705 2 года назад
One of the greatest memories I have is taking my Dad & at that time, 16 year old daughter to see this LEGEND. She's correct, she's a performer first, singer 2nd but both equal out of this world talent. She's without a doubt the best & most iconic concert I have ever been to, & 2nd was Celine Dion. Tina had Joe Cocker open for her & that was freaking awesome too. My daughter is 36 years old now & she still talks about seeing Tina & how iconic it was for her. My Daddy bought her a T-shirt of course & she painted it on canvas & it looks just like the T-shirt. ❤🙆‍♂️💯 Still blessed & thankful to have seen this Legend 💞 Love you Ms. Turner
@claudionogueira9836
@claudionogueira9836 Год назад
Lucas, I am in awe. A lot of interviwers need to learn from you. You are simply the best! Eloquent, allow them to answer the questions in their own time, you ask very interesting questions, most importantly, you do your homework, and deliver an amazing end result!!!! Well done! I loved every bit of it.
@nathaleedrayton7829
@nathaleedrayton7829 Год назад
You are amazing to be such a great friend to Tina Turner. I'm glad I got to hear your story. This is good for black people to know a friendships like this. It makes me smile!
@iamalenamillermiller9973
@iamalenamillermiller9973 3 года назад
REST IN PEACE RHONDA 🥺💔
@MARCIE12ification
@MARCIE12ification 3 года назад
RIP
@jumpskirt
@jumpskirt Год назад
Fabulous interview! I especially liked Ms. Graam's story about catching venue operators re-selling tickets. Brava!
@rhymeandreasoning
@rhymeandreasoning 3 года назад
Rhonda is a legend in the music business. I hope she writes her memoirs.
@MrWmJosephSmithIII
@MrWmJosephSmithIII 3 года назад
How? 🤷🏻‍♂️
@a-d-m23
@a-d-m23 Год назад
@@MrWmJosephSmithIII😂😂😂
@danicegewiss862
@danicegewiss862 Год назад
She died in 2021.
@Karla_Marie
@Karla_Marie 3 года назад
I'm so happy to have found this interview. RIP Rhonda Graam.
@maurahobart8414
@maurahobart8414 3 года назад
Great interview. You get a sense of how protective Rhonda is of preserving Tina’s privacy as well as lauding her success for all these years. I can understand how Rhonda has remained with Tina for 50 years with this balance in place.
@cynthianhlapo6431
@cynthianhlapo6431 3 года назад
very true, my analysis as well , she has proven to be a trusted PA for Tina
@gereldadommerholt2959
@gereldadommerholt2959 4 года назад
THANKS FOR UPLOADING THIS BEAUTYFUL INTERVIEW WITH RONDA GRAAM , SHE'S THE WOMAN WHO KEEP'S TINA GOING ALL OVER THE YEARS 💖
@kkain123
@kkain123 4 года назад
Wow, I didn't know she was still working with her! That is awesome! She has been there since the beginning!
@borisfabian8017
@borisfabian8017 3 года назад
Yes she was working with her and her family f..ups like her ronnie drug problem rhonda was who put him in to the treatment facility. And she saw craig after his kill himself that’s real bad . And she live very close to Tina evil mom . To help her when tina is away.
@ciaransammon
@ciaransammon Год назад
This is just fabulous. I hope Tina and Rhonda are enjoying a glass of champagne somewhere together now ❤️
@victorgomes7585
@victorgomes7585 3 года назад
Loved, loved, really loved, the footage of Tina performing " The Best" at the end . Incredibly giving, joyful, raw... an inspiration. Enjoy your retirement with your loving husband Dear Tina. Always in my Heart. I'm grateful that Rhonda gave us this interview too. Happy 2021 to all of you and the fans around the world. Kisses, Hugs and sending you all my Love.
@jakephillips4453
@jakephillips4453 3 года назад
God Bless you, Rhonda. May you rest in peace. I know Tina must miss you a lot.
@tracyjohnson5023
@tracyjohnson5023 3 года назад
Rhonda is a phenomenal woman in her own right. She sure smashed some barriers during her career! Being a female manager of any kind (artist manager, tour manager, etc.) in the music business was unheard of in the 1960s. Being a female manager of anything was a rarity back at that time. I think Rhonda may have been the only one in the entertainment industry then. The other thing that Rhonda and Tina broke down is the race barrier that existed during that era. I’m sure there were white male managers of black entertainers, but black male managers of white groups I bet there weren’t near as many. White females-nope. This was BEFORE desegregation!
@anthonygallen3957
@anthonygallen3957 3 года назад
tina and rhonda what a team lol ....rip rhonda x
@lemuelmalik8347
@lemuelmalik8347 Год назад
Indeed
@dahliafully
@dahliafully Год назад
Yes it was very rare for artists to have a female manager but they existed and flourished and some owned major companies! I can think of three important managers for important artists. Johnny Mathis' manager was Helen Noga, the co-owner of the Black Hawk club in San Francisco where Mathis got his start. The Black Hawk was a setting for several famous recordings from Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, Mongo Santamaria, Dave Brubeck, Ahmad Jamal and Cal Tjader and Shelley Manne. Miriam Bienstock founded Atlantic records with Ahmet Ertegun. She really ran the money aspect of Atlantic and kept it afloat including managing major artists at the label for decades, including Ray Charles, the Coasters and Ruth Brown. Sue Mengers was such a legendary and formidable talent manager/agent that Bette Midler played her on Broadway. Mengers had a notorious feud with one of her clients, someone named Barbra.
@amerpearson892
@amerpearson892 Год назад
@@dahliafully po
@dahliafully
@dahliafully Год назад
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@ciarankelly4338
@ciarankelly4338 3 года назад
Rhonda,you obviously did a fab job managing the great Tina -saw her at the Cave in Vancouver,in late 70’s. RIP Rhonda
@Za7a7aZ
@Za7a7aZ Год назад
Very good interview with really good questions with an other very strong and interesting woman...I think that Tina is very lucky to have that woman near to her...a match made in heaven...kindda. Being dutch myself it is nice to know that Tina has recorded many songs in Amsterdam and has a special place in her heart for my little country. [EDIT] Just learned she passed on..We are fortunate to have this interview with her. Must be a real blow and loss for Tina..RIP Rhonda
@natalieps2387
@natalieps2387 3 года назад
This woman must have been very young when she started working for ike & tina. I saw a documentary from 20 years ago & she looked like a really young woman in 2000. So in 1964 I cant imagine. She had to be like 18 to 21
@steverdms
@steverdms 3 года назад
What a great interview! I've heard her name over the years but never really seen or heard from her. This was great.
@cajunpeach1261
@cajunpeach1261 3 года назад
This interview sucks on so many levels. First this guy is trying to make Rhonda the great white hope. Ike was the steam behind that show. White folk always trying to give credit to white folk on black success. Secondly, all white media harp on Ike’s abuse of Tina. So much more was going on
@steverdms
@steverdms 3 года назад
@@cajunpeach1261 Well thanks for expressing your opinion so freely. I wish it had been posted somewhere not associated with my comment, however. You've heard the old expression, "if you have nothing nice say", if not look it up and heed the advice. The world would be a better place.
@vickioster1323
@vickioster1323 3 года назад
She's had a great career, now its HER time to enjoy life with her husband Erin. She will always be "Simply The Best".
@randallagbayani7466
@randallagbayani7466 Год назад
Wow nice interview..u can tell she's very genuine and loyal to Tina's friendship and business partner ..and u can tell she has respect for Tina by not wanting to discuss Tina's bad past incidents involving Ike Turner or even refrain s from speaking negative or bad about her at all and for someone her age seems to be taking care of herself and I'm surprised she carries this interview very well and professional and keeps up with the questions very well without hardly being forgetful on her recollection of the times she was with Ike and Tina during their 1960s hey day on the road tour schedule.. she's a nice lady
@LillianCNelson
@LillianCNelson Год назад
Thank you for this informative interview with Rhonda Graam. Tina’s Road Mgr. I never knew this, she was like a Sister from another mother& color. Lol. So classy, dedicated & professional. She was a Godsend to Tina& her Band during the Jim Crow era& Segregation. Thanks also to Mrs. Robbie. Tina & her Revue were Blessed to have you in her corner. Businesswoman Exordinaire. R.I.P. Rhonda Graam. You were the Best as Well. 35:17
@inchworm2402
@inchworm2402 10 месяцев назад
RIP Rhonda. ❤ You were very respectful and loyal to Tina. TY
@kittyblak393
@kittyblak393 2 месяца назад
⚘️🙏
@Anothertominohio
@Anothertominohio 4 года назад
Enjoyed this. I've always wanted to hear from those who worked closely with Tina... Thank you.
@joycebottoms1760
@joycebottoms1760 4 года назад
Another Tom In Ohio what a treasure To hear Ronda Graham talk about Tina Turner they look to be very close in age toTina yes i love this interview
@joycebottoms1760
@joycebottoms1760 4 года назад
They look to be very close in the same age
@latoshawhite8495
@latoshawhite8495 2 года назад
Tina's costumes was very fascinating and fabulous when she performed on stage and when she dance it flows she always had short dresses and suits and luxury coats and hats you go tina
@daniella921
@daniella921 3 года назад
Imo there will never be another. Regarded as the most hardest working woman in entertainment history.
@true90skid
@true90skid 3 года назад
This interview was sooooo good!
@ROUGHCANE
@ROUGHCANE 4 года назад
GREAT INTERVIEW, just wish you would have asked the questions 1] who controls the IKE & TINA catalog ? [ is there more unseen performance footage ] 2] who will control the TINA catalog when she leaves the planet ? 3] does Tina have any concerts footage of songs performed LIVE that we never got to see and want to see ? [ because she had a lot of concerts 4] are there songs that were recorded but haven't been released ? 5] does RHONDA ever visit or see the TURNER CHILDREN ? be so nice if you would have asked them questions, but the interview was great WE LOVE TINA TURNER
@tritoncin
@tritoncin 4 года назад
I'd love to get the info for your question 1 since I've been collecting their music and there so many 45" songs which have never been released somewhere else: Not in compilations, LP's nor Cd's. Of course not digitally.
@kimbrown1302
@kimbrown1302 3 года назад
I counted 6 questions you didn't count one of the questions.
@daezjn
@daezjn Год назад
Wonderful interview :) thank you for sharing. You can definitely tell she’s a no nonsense lady. RIP Rhonda, RIP Tina 🙏 both incredible women
@ThatsJustMyBabyDaddy
@ThatsJustMyBabyDaddy 3 года назад
The new Tina documentary is excellent.
@RG-hf4et
@RG-hf4et Год назад
Terrific interview. I was never aware of her. I love to hear these behind the scenes stories.
@rodentcafeteria
@rodentcafeteria 3 года назад
I like how she refused to drag Ike through the mud. Lord knows that's been done enough already. One thing she said that caught my ear (and Tina has acknowledged it, as well) is that she "learned" from Ike. In spite of all the negativity towards Ike, people seem to forget that without him, there would be no Tina Turner.
@ianmatiru4169
@ianmatiru4169 Год назад
Let Ike rot in hell. He is not God.
@Soda3000Pop
@Soda3000Pop Год назад
RIP Ms Tina Turner, Legend, Icon, trailblazer,Queen, wife, mother, sister, daughter, singer, dancer, actress, Superstar! Tina Turner, we will miss you ❤
@cassaleelee
@cassaleelee Год назад
you can respect the art of the artist and still disapprove of the personal actions of Mr. Turner. Yes, he wrote great songs and put together a great band, was a great musician. Tina was the star of the show; that's just the way it goes. He could've been kinder and not-abusive, and he wouldn't have earned a bad reputation. He's responsible for ruining his reputation and future.
@kevinharris3993
@kevinharris3993 Год назад
Ike discovered Tina, but he didn't make her a legend. Tina did that herself.
@tmac6586
@tmac6586 Год назад
You obviously don't know the Truth. It was Tina who was violent and not ike. When Tina went solo a feminist group thought it was a good idea to reverse Tina's identity or reputation with Ikes. Ike died owned a non profit that helped women get way from domestic violent homes. It was Tina who beat him and other women. Tina actually used to be pimped in Tennessee and she violently abused the girls if they came up short on money. You had to be local in Tennessee to know this about her. Tina was in showbusiness a long time and Ike is the one who put up his money to get her out of that street life and into show business where she was obviously happier... so a lot of people in Tennessee know the truth about Tina. And since Ike was a huge mentor to kids and the community,a lot of people who know him have big respect for him. He did.have a stint where he did do drugs but he got arrested and wasn't productive. Not violent. According to everyone and this is mostly Church ministers and court judges, they all say that was Tina.
@carolsand10
@carolsand10 Год назад
I loved this interview in light of the recent saddening situation... I'm so happy to have seen this but then I see Ms. Graam passed. I'm so sorry to see this... I was simply astonished by the fact that she was by Tina Turner's side since I was born... I'm blown away and now sad to hear. God bless Ms. Graam. Talk about loyalty... integrity... devotion. Tina was truly blessed to have had her throughout her entire journey.
@patrochism7700
@patrochism7700 Год назад
We love, Tina Turner rest in peace, Tina turner❤ ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
@1105pitbull
@1105pitbull Год назад
When I turned 18 I went to the Cinnamon Cinder in Long Beach to see the Righteous Bothers. They checked my ID and wished me Happy Birthday. I first saw Tina and Ike at a little hole in the wall dance joint in Santa Ana, CA near Main Place Mall. I was mesmerized. I loved to dance and her music was show stopping. From there they appeared at a more upscale place (but not much) in Costa Mesa called Fat Fingers. I never saw them again in person, darn it, but followed her career the rest of her life. Simply the Best!
@FengShuiSusan
@FengShuiSusan 4 года назад
What a score!💃💝great interview 💝
@yourstruly9472
@yourstruly9472 3 года назад
both beautiful and remarkable women 👍😻❤️✌️
@robertocampano2089
@robertocampano2089 3 года назад
Thank you for sharing this and Huge Thanks to Miss Rhonda Graam for being so Amazing!!!!
@patrochism7700
@patrochism7700 Год назад
Rest in peace, Tina turner. We love you so much.😢😢
@ethelynsmyley7381
@ethelynsmyley7381 Год назад
It was great to learn of Rhonda… Tina had good reason to not keep touring and recording, wish I could have seen her musical, but Covid took that away. Tina is just missed and always simply the best!✨♥️💫👋🏽🤚🏼
@shirleylewis4164
@shirleylewis4164 Год назад
Thanks for this interview Rhonda and thank you for looking out for our Tina all these years. Prayers for your peace and comfort
@lemuelmalik8347
@lemuelmalik8347 Год назад
That in clip of her singing Simply the Best is so endearing look at all those beautiful young faces just looking on to Greatness once again thank you
@alexandravladmets8206
@alexandravladmets8206 Год назад
What a cool lady, and a legendary on her own!
@lifepointswithronda2968
@lifepointswithronda2968 Год назад
This was an Amazingly Beautiful interview, this history and knowledge Rhonda shares is so very refreshing. Tina was an amazing entertainer and has given so much to the world. I am grateful to been given the opportunity to evolve through her wonderful journey of music and the power or taking control of her abusive encounter with ike. She is the epitome of courage and strength, may she rest well with the ancestors. Phenomenal interview 👏🏽 🙌🏾 ❤. I Can't Stand The Rain, is my favorite🙏🏽💖
@MsFlame2000
@MsFlame2000 3 года назад
I love Tina Turner, she is a strong woman who has overcome so much. A true icon!
@ivydaniels5302
@ivydaniels5302 Год назад
Ok ….we all go through something…but to side with the enemy….have at it
@ivydaniels5302
@ivydaniels5302 Год назад
White women….ie…Elizabeth Taylor went through something but she didn’t go run to a black man….anyway…duces
@shannonallaround9490
@shannonallaround9490 3 года назад
The Amazing Queen of Rock, TINA TURNER 👑
@sergiomura1613
@sergiomura1613 4 года назад
What a GIFT!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤ THANK.YOUUUUUUUUUUUUU
@Blahblahblah-w5g
@Blahblahblah-w5g Год назад
Rhonda used her white priveledge to get them gigs during the jim crow era.For that alone...we gotta give her credit.R I.P Rhonda.Shout out to all of the road managers,publicists,promoters and even band members and light technicians and people who set up the equipment and the bodyguards too! We too often forget these people.They are just as important as the big acts.
@stephenn8366
@stephenn8366 2 года назад
Rhonda certainly paid her dues.
@yvette8492
@yvette8492 Год назад
Amazing video! What blessing that Tina had her in her life! Cudos to her for the strength and support she gave her thru the years. RIP to her loyal friend. ❤
@sylviafranklin7291
@sylviafranklin7291 Год назад
Wow! This was a fantastic interview! I found it very wonderful,and interesting! Especially about the segregation from the 1960,'s and how they got paid! I could tell Rhonda didn't take no mess about the money -them getting paid,she made sure they did get paid! She was so informative about the business and the group.She was indeed a friend to Tina,and Miss Robbie I love 💕 her ,she had a great show!So sad to hear that Rhonda passed,I could have listened to her all day talking about Tina and the business and the group! Rest in peace Rhonda and Tina! Both are so truly missed 😢😢!
@lilaccilla
@lilaccilla Год назад
never knew about her ! what a super cool lady , like she said she was a jack of all trades indeed . Much Respect 🙌🏼👏🏼🫶🏼👍🏼
@dariennepohatu6719
@dariennepohatu6719 Год назад
Fantastic interview with such and intelligent, articulate well informed and protective Rhonda Gramm. Now reunited RIHL Rhonda and Tina.
@michaelarthurdeutrich624
@michaelarthurdeutrich624 Год назад
That interview impressed me much , really . What a great woman . She should write a book about that. If she has not done it yet.
@debbiemartin2026
@debbiemartin2026 Год назад
Read the description. She died in 2020
@michaelarthurdeutrich624
@michaelarthurdeutrich624 Год назад
@@debbiemartin2026 Sorry I did not get it before I posted my comment. Thanks .
@Elpuma1374
@Elpuma1374 Год назад
Thank you very much Lucas, for this wonderful documentary. For me, Tina Turner was a Rock star and did not know much about her personal life, I just loved to hear her songs song by that unique voice so full of energy. Obviously Rhonda Graam was pivotal for Tina. May both of them Rest In Peace. Maybe one day I'll pay a visit to the great town of Brownsville, TN.
@claudiascott6484
@claudiascott6484 Год назад
Thank you for this very interesting, informative, and lovely interview. I enjoyed the pictures of Tina and all her celebrity friends. I wonder what Shirley Bassey was saying to her that had Tina laughing. What great memories of time gone by. LORD willing will meet Tina and Rhonda one day in Heaven. Thank you Lucas.
@tina8796
@tina8796 Год назад
Tina reminded me a lot of Little Richard. Her positivity, dynamic presence, talent and many other endearing qualities ✝
@tina8796
@tina8796 Год назад
@Donna di Lode you need serious help. your family should put you in a mental institution
@Moluccan56
@Moluccan56 Год назад
I’m thinking Wilson Pickett.😊
@sandrataylor820
@sandrataylor820 Год назад
Rhonda was a Woman of Class I love and respect her honesty, you can tell she loved Tina and will not Railroad her. May you rest in Peace and Tranquility.❤❤
@ruslanmuhd5032
@ruslanmuhd5032 Год назад
A legendary personal assistant/close-confidant, to a legendary diva, megastar, rockstar, you name it..
@colinmclennan1465
@colinmclennan1465 2 года назад
What an interesting woman. Good interview. Those kids in the background while she's singing The Best don't know how lucky they are!
@ianmatiru4169
@ianmatiru4169 Год назад
You don't say!❤
@betteheadbettehead4800
@betteheadbettehead4800 Год назад
This woman is intelligent, articulate, and capable. Bravo
@MissPerriwinkle
@MissPerriwinkle 3 года назад
thanks for all u gave to tina rhonda !!!!! tina we looooooove u so much !!!!!
@crittersintheyard3993
@crittersintheyard3993 Год назад
So many artists nowadays are manufactured, Tina made it because of her talent.......no lip synching for this star. I'm glad she had someone like Rhonda in her life that she could have 100 percent trust with, a true friend.
@timsmith2279
@timsmith2279 Год назад
Wonder if Rhonda knew Tina’s dark past, according to Judge Joe Brown account, Tina was a violent gagster pimp in Memphis ?
@user-yg2pe5mo9h
@user-yg2pe5mo9h Год назад
they are together again RIP
@user-mu3xk7ie2t
@user-mu3xk7ie2t Год назад
Graam🕊 and Tina Turner🕊
@justjules-pourlyequipped9303
Thank you Rhonda Graam. You should write a book of your life experience. You're a treasure. Thoroughly enjoyed your interview lovely lady xoxox
@lettiegrant9447
@lettiegrant9447 Год назад
I believe she has passed. She died before Tina.
@marizacomz715
@marizacomz715 Год назад
Sim, morreu antes de tina, foram vários do grupo da Tina Turnner , que faleceram. Ronda em 2021.
@tusenbein
@tusenbein 4 года назад
Really Good listening.....warm open and detailed....couldn't be better. Thank you both for this....
@jackiecurtis1275
@jackiecurtis1275 Год назад
She lies
@VincentWilliams007
@VincentWilliams007 3 года назад
Wow! This was a great interview. Go TT, good health to you.
@tina8796
@tina8796 Год назад
Fascinating ❤
@colleenvozella4401
@colleenvozella4401 Год назад
❤ No doubt about it Tina Turner is and always will be Simply The Best. ❤ RIP 🙏 angel Tina 😇 you'll be missed by millions 😢 love you always 😢🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺🇦🇺
@shaunmckenzie5509
@shaunmckenzie5509 Год назад
No nonesense straight to the point and smart. I can see why she was so important to them.
@claudiascott6484
@claudiascott6484 Год назад
Resembles Bette Davis to me.
@romanigypsy7219
@romanigypsy7219 3 года назад
Love this interview
@kittyblak393
@kittyblak393 2 месяца назад
I think i saw this when you first released it, appreciate more this second time, really was amazing because Rhonda was with Tina from the beginning until the end ... RIP ⚘️ would luv for you to catch up with Edna (Lajun) 🥰
@lemuelmalik8347
@lemuelmalik8347 Год назад
Bravo for an excellent interview that is not pretentious or phony adjust Queen Mother Tina Turner was truthful Raw and organically deliberate. Thank you for showing this I came across them in a timely manner
@mauramcloughlin4575
@mauramcloughlin4575 Год назад
Thank you for this truly lovely genuine interview what a lovely lady bless her soul and you sir conducted the interview with such respect thank you so sad about our QUEEN here in ireland
@TRU3-LOV3
@TRU3-LOV3 Год назад
Tina’s picture in the thumbnail is so full of energy…really great capture.
@victorgomes7585
@victorgomes7585 3 года назад
In the words of our Tina... Super! :-) Thank you Lucas! Happy 2021! Hugs from Australia.
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