A track recorded for Tina Turner’s Private Dancer album and written by Aussies Harry Vanda and George Young has been uncovered. Picture: Pete Still/Redferns Ultimately, it didn’t make the cut ...

Tina Turner, an unshakeable figure in the world ... “Hot For You Baby”, written by Australian duo George Young and Harry Vanda, is not merely a forgotten tune; it’s a marked revelation ...

Tina Turner, seen here at the 1985 Grammy Awards ... Hot for You Baby was written by Australian musicians George Young and Harry Vanda and produced by Capitol Records producer John Carter.

“It’s like Tina Turner meets AC/DC,” was one BBC listener’s reaction. Recorded at Capitol Studios in Hollywood, the song was written by Australian musicians George Young and Harry ...

Tina Turner famously left it all on the stage ... It was written by fellow Australian musicians George Young and Harry Vanda and produced by John Carter, who also produced the album's title ...

The beloved and iconic “Queen of Rock and Roll”, Tina Turner’s highly justified showmanship and musical artistry is combined with a heart-wrenching and achingly real story of triumph amidst ...

A musical portraying the life at Tina Turner will be rocking at the Landmark Theatre. And if you want to brave the elements, there is a Plant ID hike at the Great Swamp Conservancy and “Stroller ...

He was 79. No cause of death was reported. Fleet was a co-founder of the band along with Stevie Wright, George Young, Harry Vanda and Dick Diamonde. Vanda is now the last remaining founding member ...

His passing leaves just one Easybeat – Johannes Hendrikus Jacob van den Berg, otherwise known as Harry Vanda. Aged 78, he was last seen being pushed in a wheelchair during a court case in which ...

With his passing, only one member of the band is still alive - lead guitarist Harry Vanda. In 2017, the ABC made a mini-series called Friday On My Mind about The Easybeats' meteoric rise to ...

The affable musician even came up with the name, suggesting The Easybeats — a reference to fellow Liverpudlians The Beatles — was a better name than guitarist Harry Vanda’s The Starfighters.