Ike Turner wrote and produced "I Idolize You" which shares some similarities to "A Fool in Love" down from the doo-wop backing vocals by The Ikettes in contrast to Tina's raspy, growling belt to even the piano melody.

The duo recorded an updated version of "I Idolize You" in 1966 for their album River Deep - Mountain High.

[3][4] Cash Box (November 1, 1960): Team's follow-up to their big pop-r&b dual-mart'er, "A Fool In Love," can also come thru in winning style.

Tune, "I Idolize You," is set to an enticing middle beat rhythm and wailed with conviction by Tina.

Flip spotlights an exuberant thrushing stint by the gal on an emotion-packed tune with catchy Latin tempo.