It's Only Love is a high-octane Rock 'n' Roll anthem that brings together two of the most powerful and distinctive raspy voices of the 1980s. The song serves as an affirmation of the power of love, suggesting that while it can be painful at times, in the end, "it's only love." The performance at the 1985 Juno Awards (now in HD remastered quality) stands as a historic moment in Canadian music history. On Bryan Adams' home turf, the chemistry between his youthful energy and Tina Turner's legendary