Tina Turner’s third solo studio album Rough reissued on CD for the first time in 20 years. 1978’s Rough saw Turner depart from the high-octane rock and soul sound of previous albums. Recently separated from her husband and musical partner Ike Turner, this album carved a new musical identity blending disco and blues with the opening track “Fruits of the Night” and Bob Segar’s “Fire Down Below.” Billboard dubbed the album as "an adventurous variety of old and new material" adding that "Turner's delivery has lost none of its snap and crackle"