Cher was born Cherilyn Sarkasian
LaPier on May 20, 1946 in California. Cher's
entertainment career has spanned 4 decades
and has run the gamut from music to movies,
television to cosmetic endorsements, and
author to activist.
Cher had left home as a teen and
moved to Hollywood with hopes of becoming a
movie star. She was working singing backup
for producer Phil Spector when she met Sonny
Bono. Bono and Cher were married in
1964 and by 1965 they had topped the pop
charts as Sonny & Cher
(changing from their original name, Caesar
& Cleo) with "I Got You Babe."
Cher was also finding success on the charts
with some of her solo hits: "Bang Bang
(My Baby Shot Me Down)" and "You
Better Sit Down Kids." Cher also
appeared in 2 films: Good
Times (with Sonny in 1967) and Chasity
(in 1969).
The rise to the top for Sonny
& Cher was just as quick as their fall
from success after their music career slowed
(many speculating that the fall was due to
their opposition and vocalizing against drug
use). The tone of Sonny & Cher shifted
toward more mainstream entertainment and led
to success on television with their own
variety series in the early 70s: The
Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour.
Cher hit the Top 20 on the
Billboard Hot 100 chart with "All I
Really Want To Do."
Year-End Chart Position: # 144
Cher hit the Top 40 on the
Billboard Hot 100 chart with "Where Do
You Go."
Year-End Chart Position: # 265
Cher found solo chart success
with her first #1, "Gypsies, Tramps
& Thieves" and released the LP, Gypsys,
Tramps And Thieves.
The single "Gypsies, Tramps
& Thieves" was certified gold.
Cher released Foxy Lady.
Cher had her 2nd solo #1 single
with "Half-Breed" from the LP, Half-Breed.
The single
"Half-Breed" was certified gold.
Cher topped the charts once
again with the single "Dark Lady"
which was certified gold and released her
first hits collection, Greatest
Hits.
Half-Breed was certified gold.
The LPs, Bittersweet White
Light and Dark Lady, were
released during the year.
By 1975, Sonny and Cher had
divorced and Cher's musical career slowed
with the release of Stars. Cher
could be found on television again with her
own variety show, Cher, which lasted
a year, and signed on with Warner Brothers
Records.
June 30: Cher married Gregg
Allman 4 days after her divorce from
Sonny was finalized.
Cher released I'd Rather
Believe In You.
Sonny and Cher reunited on
television once again in the short-lived
variety show, The Sonny & Cher Show.
Cher released her collaboration
with Gregg Allman, Allman
& Woman: Two The Hard Way and the LP
Cherished.
By 1979, Cher had married and
divorced Allman, and returned to the Top 10
with the comeback dance hit "Take Me
Home" from the LP, Take
Me Home.
The single "Take Me
Home" and LP Take
Me Home were certified gold.
Cher released Prisoner.
Cher continued in the 1980s as a
member of the rock band, Black Rose,
which didn't last long but resulted in I
Paralyze released in 1982. The band, the
LP, and to some extent Cher's new rock image
had been panned by rock critics.
Cher redirected her career from
music to acting and appeared on Broadway in Come
Back To The 5 And Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy
Dean (and appeared in the film version).
Cher's acting career couldn't
help but be taken seriously with her
performance as Meryl Streep's lesbian
roommate in Silkwood which resulted in a
Golden Globe Award and an Academy Award
nomination.
Cher found success critically
and commercially with her role as the mom in Mask.
# 193
Singles Artist of the Year
Cher could be seen in the
successful films, The
Witches Of Eastwick and Suspect.
Cher turned her focus on music
again with the Geffen Records release, Cher. She was back on the
pop charts with the hits "I Found
Someone" (written and produced by Michael
Bolton) and "We All Sleep
Alone" (co-written by Jon Bon Jovi).
# 36
Singles Artist of the Year
Cher starred in the critically
acclaimed Moonstruck and won an Academy
Award as Best Actress.
Cher was certified gold.
The video for "I Found
Someone" was nominated for a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Female Video.
# 13
Singles Artist of the Year
Cher had a hit duet with Peter
Cetera with "After All" from the film Chances
Are.
Cher hit the Top 10 with Peter
Cetera with "After All."
"After All" was certified
gold.
Cher released Heart
Of Stone and had hits with
"If I Could Turn Back
Time"
and "Just Like Jesse James." The LP became
Cher's first multi-million seller with sales
topping 3 million in the U.S.
Cher hit the Top 40 with "If I Could Turn Back
Time."
Heart
Of Stone was certified gold and the
single "If I Could Turn Back
Time"
was certified gold.
Cher hit the Top 10 with "If I Could Turn Back
Time."
Heart
Of Stone was certified platinum.
Cher hit the Top 40 with "Just Like Jesse James."
from the LP Heart
Of Stone
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Cher hit the Top 10 with "Just Like Jesse James."
# 80
Singles Artist of the Year
Cher could be seen in Mermaids and hit the charts
with her remake of "The Shoop Shoop Song
(It's In His Kiss)."
Cher hit the Top 40 with "Heart Of Stone."
from the LP Heart
Of Stone
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Heart
Of Stone was certified 2x platinum.
# 45
Singles Artist of the Year
Cher released Love
Hurts and hit the Top 40 with "Love
And Understanding" and later with "Save Up All Your Tears."
Love
Hurts was certified gold.
Cher hit the Top 40 with "Save Up All Your Tears."
from the LP Love
Hurts
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Cher was certified
platinum.
Cher topped the UK Singles chart
with Chrissie
Hynde, Neneh Cherry
and Eric
Clapton for a week with "Love Can
Build A Bridge."
A hit compilation from Cher's
time with Casablanca Records was released: The
Casablanca Years.
Cher found praise with her turn
as a director for HBO's If
These Walls Could Talk.
Cher released It's
A Man's World and had a moderate dance hit
with her remake of "Walking In
Memphis."
Cher hit the Top 40 with "One By One."
Cher talked publicly for the
first time about her daughter as a lesbian.
At a National Coming Out Day rally, Cher
stated: "I was very un-Cher-like in my
acceptance of my daughter's choice."
Cher was in the
public eye once again when her ex-husband,
Sonny Bono, died from a skiing accident.
Coverage of Bono's funeral often included
Cher's emotional eulogy saying goodbye to the
man she credits for making her what she is
today.
The GLAAD (Gay & Lesbian
Alliance Against Defamation) Media Awards
honored more individuals in Los Angeles
including Cher with the Vanguard Award. Cher
said of the honor: "I feel like the gay
poster girl.. Chasity, are sufficiently proud
of me now? ...I'm really proud of you guys,
and from the bottom of my heart, thank
you." The award is traditionally
presented to those artists that have promoted
equal rights for gays. Cher said of the
honor: "The reason this award from GLAAD
means so much to me is because I'm being
honored by the gay community, a group of
people who have stood by me and my career
through thick and thin."
Heart
Of Stone was certified 3x platinum.
Cher began an unexpected
comeback with the release of Believe and a book, The
First Time. The track "Believe" became an
instant hit in England topping the UK Singles
chart for 7 weeks, and was making waves in
the U.S. by the end of the year.
Cher hit the Top 40 with "Believe" and also topped
the Billboard Maxi-Singles Sales chart for 21
weeks and the Billboard Dance Music Club Play
chart for 5 weeks.
from the LP Believe
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# 11
Singles Artist of the Year
Cher sang the
National Anthem at the Super Bowl.
Bittersweet
- Love Song Collection (a collection of
prerecorded love songs and standards) was
released.
Believe was certified platinum
and the single "Believe" was certified
platinum.
Cher hit the Top
10 and
then #1
for 5 weeks with "Believe."
Cher released If
I Could Turn Back Time - Cher's Greatest Hits which
included the new track, "Don't Come
Cryin' To Me."
"Believe" topped the
Billboard Hot 100 for 4 weeks, the Billboard
Hot 100 Singles Sales chart for 4 weeks, and
the Billboard Top 40 Tracks chart for 5
weeks.
The home video, If I Could
Turn Back Time - The Videos was
released.
Cher could be seen on VH1 as
part of VH1
Divas Live '99 and on the LP singing live
versions of "Proud Mary" and "If I Could Turn Back
Time."
Believe was certified 2x
platinum.
Cher hit the Top 40 with "Strong
Enough"
which topped the Billboard Club Play chart
for a week.
Ranked # 43 on VH1: 100
Greatest Women of Rock & Roll.
Believe was certified 3x
platinum.
Cher appeared Live
In Concert on HBO from Las Vegas.
Cher was nominated for
2 MTV Video Music
Awards for Best Dance Video and Best Editing ("Believe").
Cher starred in
Tea
With Mussolini.
Cher topped the Billboard Club
Play chart with "All Or Nothing."
The
Advocate named Cher as one of the '25
Coolest Women.'
Believe was certified 4x
platinum.
Cher ended the year with the #1
Billboard Hot 100 Single for 1999 with "Believe."
Cher topped the Billboard
Year-End Chart-Toppers as the Top Hot Dance
Club-Play Artist, Top Hot Dance Maxi-Singles
Sales Artist, and with the Top Hot 100
Single, Top Hot 100 Single Sales, Top Hot
Dance Club-Play Single, and Top Hot Dance
Maxi-Single Sales (Believe).
Cher was
nominated for an American Music
Award for Favorite
Adult Contemporary Artist.
Cher topped the
infamous yearly "Worst Dressed
Women" list with the description "a
million beads and 1 overexposed
derriere."
If
I Could Turn Back Time - Cher's Greatest Hits was certified gold.
Cher won a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording ("Believe") and was
nominated for Record of the Year and and Best
Pop Album (Believe).
Cher was awarded Favorite Female
Artist, Pop at the Blockbuster Awards.
Cher was honored at the World
Music Awards with the Lifelong Contribution
to the Music Industry award.
Cher's HBO concert, Live
In Concert, was nominated for 3 Emmy
Awards.
VH1: 100
Greatest Dance Songs includes Cher's "Believe" at # 60.
Cher took time off from
recording her new LP to lend her support
towards presidential candidate Al Gore - or
more accurately her distain for his opponent:
"Has everyone lost their ____ing minds?
Doesn't anybody remember the illustrious
Reagan-Bush years when people had no money
and no jobs?"
Cher released an Internet-only
LP, not.com.mercial, with 8 tracks
she describes as personal. Cher wrote 6 of
the tracks.
Cher guest starred on the TV
show Will & Grace.
VH1: 100
Greatest Videos includes:
# 49
- "If I Could Turn Back
Time."
The Cher Mattel doll hit stores
after being previewed on Will & Grace
last November.
# 45
Singles Artist of the Year
Cher hit the
Top 40 with "(This Is) A Song For
The Lonely."
Cher released Living
Proof.
Cher hit the Top 10 with "(This Is) A Song For
The Lonely."
Living
Proof was certified gold.
"(This Is) A Song For
The Lonely" topped the Billboard Hot
Dance Music Club Play chart for a weekand the
Billboard Maxi-Singles Sales chart for 12
weeks.
Cher guest starred on Will
& Grace again.
Cher performed on VH1
Divas 2002: Divas Las Vegas.
Cher announced her tour (kicking
off in Toronto ) would be her last tour -
'Living Proof - The Farwell Tour.'
Cher hit the
Top 40 with "A Different Kind Of
Love Song."
Cher topped the
Billboard Dance Music Club Play chart for 2
weeks with "A Different Kind Of
Love Song."
Cher ranked #
26 on VH1: 100
Sexiest Artists.
Cher topped the Billboard
Year-End Charts as the Top Hot Dance
Club Play Artist.
Cher topped the Billboard Hot
Dance Music / Club Play chart for a week with
the remixes of "When The Money's
Gone."
Cher released The
Very Best Of Cher.
Cher had a television ratings
success with the airing of a Miami concert
from last year's farewell tour - Cher
- The Farewell Tour.
Cher topped the Billboard Top
Internet Albums chart for 3 weeks with The
Very Best Of Cher.
The
Very Best Of Cher was certified
platinum.
Cher's TV special, Cher
- The Farewell Tour, was nominated for 6
Emmy Awards.
Cher released Live:
The Farewell Tour.
Cher could be
heard dueting with Rod Stewart on "Bewitched
Bothered And Bewildered" on Stewart's LP
As
Time Goes By... The Great American Songbook,
Volume II.
Cher ended her
long farewell tour on Halloween night in
Toronto after 16 months of touring.
Cher was nominated for 2 American Music
Awards for Favorite Adult Contemporary
Artist and the Michael Jackson International
Artist of the Year Award.
The
Very Best Of Cher was certified 2x
platinum.
Cher was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording ("Love One
Another").
# 71 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
VH1: 100
Greatest Songs of the 90's included "Believe" at # 74.
Cher could be seen in the film Burlesque
and on the Burlesque soundtrack on the
tracks "Welcome To Burlesque," and
"You Haven't Seen The Last Of Me."
Cher topped the
Billboard Dance Club Play songs chart with
"You Haven't Seen The Last Of Me."
Cher topped the Billboard Dance
Club Play Songs chart with "Woman's
World."
Cher released Closer
To The Truth.
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All I Really Want To Do
Released: 1965
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 16
Tracks: "All I
Really Want To Do" - "I Go To
Sleep" - "Needles And
Pins" - "Don't Think Twice It's
All Right" - "He Thinks I Still
Care" - "Dream Baby" -
"Bells Of Rhymney" - "Girl
Don't Come" - "See See
Blues" - "Come And Stay With
Me" - "Cry Myself To
Sleep" - "Blowin' In The
Wind" |
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The Sonny Side Of Cher
Released: 1966
Billboard
peak:
# 26
Tracks: "Bang
Bang" - "A Young Girl" -
"Where Do You Go" - "Our
Day Will Come" - "Elusive
Butterfly" - "Like A Rolling
Stone" - "Ol Man River" -
"Come To Your Window" -
"The Girl From Ipanema" -
"It's Not Unusual" -
"Time" - "Milord" |
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Cher
Released: October, 1966
Billboard
peak:
# 59
Tracks: "Sunny"
- "Twelfth Of Never" -
"You Don't Have To Say You Love
Me" - "I Feel Like Something's
In The Air" - "Will You Love Me
Tomorrow" - "Where Do You
Go" - "Bang Bang" -
"Homeward Bound" - "Pied
Piper" - "I Want You" -
"Alfie" |
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Backstage
Released: 1967
Tracks: "Go
Now" - "Carnival" -
"It All Adds Up To Now" -
"Reason To Believe" -
"Masters Of War" - "Do You
Believe In Magic" - "I Wasn't
Ready" - "A House Is Not A
Home" - "Take Me For A Little
While" - "The Impossible
Dream" - "The Click Song Number
One" - "A Song Called
Children" |
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With Love, Cher
Released: 1968
Billboard
peak:
# 47
Tracks: "You Better
Sit Down Kids" - "But I Can't
Love You More" - "Hey Joe"
- "Mama (When My Dollies Have
Babies)" - "Behind The
Door" - "Sing For Your
Supper" - "Look At Me" -
"There But For Fortune" -
"I Will Wait For You" -
"Times They Are A Changin'" -
"Click Song Number One" -
"Take Me For A Little While" -
"Song Called Children" -
"Reason To Believe" |
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3614 Jackson Highway
Released: 1969
Billboard
peak:
# 160
Tracks: "For What
It's Worth" - "(Just Enough To
Keep Me) Hangin' On" -
"(Sittin' On) The Dock Of The
Bay" - "Tonight I'll Be Staying
Here With You" - "I Threw It
All Away" - "I Walk On Guilded
Splinters" - "Lay Baby
Lay" - "Please Don't Tell
Me" - "Cry Like A Baby" -
"Do Right Woman, Do Right Man"
- "Save The Children" |
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Gypsys, Tramps And
Thieves
Released: November, 1971
Billboard
peak:
# 16
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "The Way Of
Love" - "Gypsys, Tramps &
Thieves" - "He'll Never
Know" - "Fire & Rain"
- "When You Find Out Where You're
Goin' Let Me Know" - "He Ain't
Heavy, He's My Brother" - "I
Hate To Sleep Alone" - "I'm In
The Middle" - "Touch And
Go" - "One Honest Man" |
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Foxy Lady
Released: August, 1972
Billboard
peak:
# 43
Tracks: "Living Iin
A House Divided" - "It Might As
Well Stay Monday (From Now On)" -
"Song For You" - "Down,
Down, Down" - "Don't Ever Try
To Close A Rose" - "The First
Time" - "Let Me Down Easy"
- "If I Knew Them" -
"Don't Hide Your Love" -
"Never Been To Spain" |
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Half-Breed
Released: May, 1973
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 28
Tracks: "Gypsys,
Tramps & Thieves" - "Don't
Hide Your Love" - "First
Time" - "Let Me Down Easy"
- "Half-Breed" - "Dark
Lady" - "Carousel Man" -
"A Song For You" - "Train
of Thought" - "The Way Of
Love" |
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Bittersweet White Light
Released: 1974
Billboard
peak:
# 140
Tracks: "By
Myself" - "I Got It Bad And
That Ain't Good" - "Am I
Blue" - "How Long Has This Been
Going On" - "The Man I
Love" - "Jolson Medley: Sonny
Boy / My Mammy / Rock-A-Bye Your Baby
With A Dixie Melody" - "More
Than You Know" - "Why Was I
Born" - "The Man That Got
Away" |
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Dark Lady
Released: 1974
Billboard
peak:
# 69
Tracks: "My
Love" - "The People Clinging To
A Thread" - "Half-Breed" -
"Greatest Song I Ever Heard" -
"How Can You Mend A Broken
Heart" - "Carousel Man" -
"David's Song" -
"Melody" - "Long And
Winding Road" - "This
God-Forsaken Day" - "Chasity's
Sun" - "Train Of Thought"
- "I Saw A Man And He Danced With
His Wife" - "Make The Man Love
Me" - "Just What I've Been
Lookin' For" - "Dark Lady"
- "Miss Subway Of 1952" -
"Dixie Girl" - "Rescue
Me" - "What'll I Do" -
"Apples Don't Fall Far From The
Tree" |
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Greatest Hits
Released: 1974
Billboard
peak:
# 152
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Dark
Lady" - "Way Of Love" -
"Don't Hide Your Love" -
"Half-Breed" - "Train Of
Thought" - "Gypsys, Tramps
& Thieves" - "I Saw A Man
And He Danced With His Wife" -
"Carousel Man" - "Living
In A House Divided" -
"Melody" - "Dixie
Girl" |
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Stars
Released: May, 1975
Billboard
peak:
# 153
Tracks: "Love
Enough" - "Bell Bottom
Blues" - "These Days" -
"Mr. Soul" - "Just This
One Time" - "Geronimos
Cadillac" - "The Bigger They
Come The Harder They Fall" -
"Love Hurts" - "Rock &
Roll Doctor" - "Stars" |
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I'd Rather Believe In
You
Released: 1976
Tracks: "Long
Distance Love Affair" - "I'd
Rather Believe In You" - "I
Know (You Don't Love Me)" -
"Silver Wings & Golden
Rings" - "Flashback" -
"It's A Cryin' Shame" -
"Early Morning Stranger" -
"Knock On Wood" -
"Spring" - "Borrowed
Time" |
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Allman & Woman: Two
The Hard Way
Released: 1977
Tracks: "Move
Me" - "I Found You Love" -
"Can You Fool" - "You've
Really Got A Hold On Me" -
"We're Gonna Make It" -
"Do What You Gotta Do" -
"In For The Night" -
"Shadown Dream Song" -
"Island" - "I Love Makin'
Love To You" - "Love Me" |
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Cherished
Released: April, 1977
Tracks:
"Pirate" - "He Was
Beautiful" - "War Paint And
Soft Feathers" - "Love The
Devil Out Of Ya" - "She Loves
To Hear The Music" - "LA
Plane" - "Again" -
"Dixie" - "Send The Man
Over" - "Thunderstorm" |
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Prisoner
Released: 1979
Tracks:
"Prisoner" - "Holdin' Out
For Love" - "Shoppin'" -
"Boys & Girls" -
"Mirror Image" - "Hell On
Wheels" - "Holy Smoke" -
"Outrageous" |
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Take Me Home
Released: August, 1979
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 26
Tracks: "Take Me
Home" - "Wasn't It Good" -
"Say The Word" - "Happy
Was The Day We Met" - "Git Down
(Guitar Groupie)" - "Love And
Pain" - "Let This Be A Lesson
To You" - "It's Too Late (To
Love Me Now)" - "My Song (Too
Far Gone)" |
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Cher
Released: November, 1987
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 32
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "I Found
Someone" - "We All Sleep
Alone" - "Bang Bang" -
"Main Man" - "Give Our
Love A Fightin' Chance" -
"Perfection" - "Dangerous
Times" - "Skin Deep" -
"Working Girl" - "Hard
Enough Getting Over You" |
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Heart Of Stone
Released: June, 1989
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 10
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "If I Could Turn
Back Time" - "Just Like Jesse
James" - "You Wouldn't
Know Love" - "Heart Of Stone" -
"Still In Love With You" -
"Love On A Rooftop" -
"Emotional Fire" - "All
Because Of You" - "Does Anybody
Really Fall In Love Anymore?" -
"Starting Over" - "Kiss To
Kiss" - "After All" (with Peter
Cetera) |
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Love Hurts
Released: June, 1991
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 48
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "Save Up All Your
Tears" - "Love
Hurts" - "Love And
Understanding" - "Fires Of
Eden" - "I'll Never Stop Loving
You" - "One Small Step" -
"A World Without Heroes" -
"Could've Been You" -
"When Love Calls Your Name" -
"When Lovers Become Strangers"
- "Who You Gonna Believe" |
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The Casablanca Years
Released: April, 1996
Tracks: "Take Me
Home" - "Wasn't It Good" -
"Say The Word" - "Happy
Was The Day We Met" - "Git Down
(Guitar Groupie)" - "Love And
Pain" - "Let This Be A Lesson
To You" - "It's Too Late (To
Love Me Now)" - "My Song (Too
Far Gone)" - "Prisoner" -
"Holdin' Out For Love" -
"Shoppin'" - "Boys And
Girls" - "Mirror Image" -
"Hell On Wheels" - "Holy
Smoke" - "Outrageous" |
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It's A Man's World
Released: June, 1996
Billboard
peak:
# 64
Tracks: "One By
One" - "Not Enough Love In The
World" - "Angels Running"
- "What About The Moonlight" -
"Paradise Is Here" - "Same
Mistake" - "I'm Blown
Away" - "Walking In
Memphis" - "Sun Ain't Gonna
Shine (Anymore)" -
"Gunman" - "It's A Man's
Man's World" |
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Believe
Released: November, 1998
US: 4x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Tracks: "Believe" -
"Power" - "Runaway" -
"All Or Nothing" - "Strong Enough" -
"Dov'e L'amore" - "Takin'
Back My Heart" - "Taxi
Taxi" - "Love Is The
Groove" - "We All Sleep
Alone" |
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Bittersweet - Love Song
Collection
Released: January, 1999
Tracks: "By
Myself" - "I Got It Bad (And
That Ain't Good)" - "Am I
Blue" - "How Long Has This Been
Going On?" - "The Man I
Love" - "Jolson Medley: Sonny
Boy / My Mammy / Rock-A-Bye Your Baby
With A Dixie Melody" - "More
Than You Know" - "Why Was I
Born?" - "The Man That Got
Away" - "What'll I Do?" -
"Long And Winding Road" -
"Greatest Song I Ever Heard" -
"David's Song" - "It Might
As Well Stay Monday (From Now On)" -
"Don't Try To Close A Rose" -
"He'll Never Know" - "The
Way Of Love" |
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If I Could Turn Back
Time - Cher's Greatest Hits
Released: March, 1999
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 57
Tracks: "Love And
Understanding" - "Save Up All Your
Tears" - "The Shoop Shoop
Song (It's In His Kiss)" - "After All" (with Peter
Cetera) - "If I Could Turn
Back Time" - "Just Like Jesse
James" - "Heart Of Stone" - "I
Found Someone" - "We All Sleep
Alone" - "Bang Bang" -
"Take Me Home" - "Dark
Lady" - "Hlaf-Breed" -
"The Way Of Love" -
"Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves"
- "I Got You Babe" (Sonny &
Cher) |
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Greatest Hits (Import)
Released: November, 1999
Tracks: "Believe" - "The Shoop Shoop
Song (It's In His Kiss)" - "If I Could Turn
Back Time" - "Heart Of Stone" - "Love
And Understanding" - "Love
Hurts" - "Just Like Jesse
James" - "I Found
Someone" - "One By One" -
"Strong Enough" - "All
Or Nothing" - "Walking In
Memphis" - "Love Can Build A
Bridge" - "All I Really Want To
Do" - "Bang Bang" -
"Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves"
- "The beat Goes On" - "I
Got You Babe" - "Dov'e
L'amore" (Emilio Estefan Junior Mix) |
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The Way Of Love - Cher
Collection
Released: November, 2000
Tracks: "The Way Of
Love" - "All I Really Want To
Do" - "Bang Bang" -
"You Better Sit Down Kids" -
"Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves"
- "All I Ever Need Is You" -
"He'll Never Know" - "When
You Find Out Where You're Goin', Let Me
Know" - "I Hate To Sleep
Alone" - "Touch And Go" -
"Living In A House Divided" -
"It Might As Well Stay Monday (From
Now On)" - "A Song For
You" - "When You Say Love"
- "Don't Ever Try To Close A
Rose" - "Don't Hide Your
Love" - "How Can You Mend A
Broken Heart" - "Two People
Clinging To A Thread" - "Don't
Put It On Me" - "Classified
1" - "Half-Breed" -
"Cowboy's Work Is Never Done" -
"Never Been To Spain" -
"My Love" - "Greatest Song
I Ever Heard" - "Carousel
Man" - "David's Song" -
"Melody" - "Chasity
Sun" - "Dark Lady" -
"Train Of Thought" - "I
Saw A Man And He Danced With His
Wife" - "Make The Man Love
Me" - "Dixie Girl" -
"I Got It Bad (And That Ain't
Good)" - "Am I Blue" -
"What'll I Do?" - "The
Beat Goes On" (live) - "I Got
You Babe" (live) - "Take Me
Home" |
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Essential Collection
Released: April, 2001
Tracks: "All I
Really Want To Do" - "Where Do
You Go" - "Bang Bang (My Baby
Shot Me Down)" - "Alfie" -
"You Better Sit Down Kids" -
"The Way Of Love" -
"Gypsys, Tramps & Thieves"
- "All I Ever Need Is You"
(Sonny & Cher) - "Living In A
House Divided" - "Don't Hide
Your Love" - "Half-Breed"
- "A Cowboy's Work Is Never
Done" (Sonny & Cher) -
"Dark Lady" - "Train Of
Thought" - "I Saw A Man And He
Dance With His Wife" - "Take Me
Home" - "Wasn't It Good" -
"Hell On Wheels" - "Bad
Love" - "Young And Pretty"
(Black Rose) - "Dead Ringer For
Love" (with Meat Loaf) -
"Rudy" - "I Got You
Babe" (live) (Sonny & Cher) |
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Living Proof
Released: February, 2002
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 9
Rolling Stone
review:
Tracks: "(This Is) A Song
For The Lonely" - "A Different Kind Of
Love Song" - "Alive
Again" - "The Music's No Good
Without You" - "Rain,
Rain" - "Real Love" -
"Love So High" - "Body To
Body, Heart To Heart" - "Love
Is A Lonely Place Without You" -
"Love One Another" - "When
You Walk Away" - "When The
Money's Gone" |
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The Very Best Of Cher
Released: April, 2003
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Tracks:
"Believe" - "If I Could Turn
Back Time" - "Heart Of Stone" - "Just Like Jesse
James" - "Save Up All Your
Tears" - "After All" (with Peter
Cetera) - "I Found Someone" -
"One By One" - "Strong
Enough" - "All Of Nothing"
- "(This Is) A Song
For The Lonely" - "Take Me
Home" - "The Shoop Shoop
Song (It's In His Kiss)" - "All
I Really Want To Do" - "Bang
Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)" -
"Half-Breed" - "Gypsies,
Tramps & Thieves" - "Dark
Lady" - "The Beat Goes On"
(Sonny & Cher) - "I Got You
Babe" (Sonny & Cher) - "(This Is) A Song
For The Lonely" (Rodney Jerkins Main
Mix) |
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Live: The Farewell Tour
Released: August, 2003
Rolling Stone
review:
Billboard
peak:
# 40
Live Tracks: "I Still
Haven't Found What I'm Looking For"
- "(This Is) A Song
For The Lonely" - "All Or
Nothing" - "I Found
Someone" - "Bang Bang (My Baby
Shot Me Down)" - "All I Really
Want To Do" - "Half-Breed"
- "Gypsies, Tramps &
Thieves" - "Dark Lady" -
"Take Me Home" - "The Way
Of Love" - "After All" - "Just Like Jesse
James" - "Heart Of Stone" - "The
Shoop Shoop Song" - "Strong Enough" - "If I Could Turn
Back Time" - "Believe" |
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Closer To The Truth
Released: September 24,
2013
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Tracks: "Woman's
World" - "Take It Like A
Man" - "My Love" -
"Dressed To Kill" -
"Red" - "Lovers
Forever" - "I Walk Alone"
- "Sirens" - "Favorite
Scars" - "I Hope You Find
It" - "Lie To Me" |
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Dancing Queen
Released: September 28,
2018
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 3
Tracks: "Dancing
Queen" - "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!
(A Man After Midnight)" - "The
Name Of The Game" - "SOS"
- "Waterloo" - "Mamma
Mia" - "Chiquitita" -
"Fernando" - "The Winner
Takes It All" - "One Of
Us" |
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Christmas
Released: October 20, 2023
Tracks: "DJ Play A
Christmas Song" - "What
Christmas Means To Me" (with Stevie
Wonder) - "Run Rudolph Run" -
"Christmas (Baby Please Come
Home)" (with Darlene Love) -
"Angels In The Snow" (with
Cyndi Lauper) - "Home" (with
Michael Buble) - "Drop Top The
Sleigh Ride" (with Tyga) -
"Please Come Home For
Christmas" - "I Like
Christmas" - "Christmas Ain't
Christmas Without You" - "Santa
Baby" - "Put A Little Holiday
In Your Heart" (with Cyndi Lauper) -
"This Will Be Our Year" |
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Forever and Fan
Released: September 20,
2024
Tracks:
"Believe" - "If I Could
Turn Back Time" - "Walking In
Memphis" - "Song For The
Lonely" - "Strong Enough"
- "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His
Kiss)" - "SOS" - "I
Found Someone" - "Save Up All
Your Tears" - "One By One"
- "After All" - "Heart Of
Stone" - "The Way Of Love"
- "I Hopd You Find It" -
"Take Me Home" - "Gimme!
Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After
Midnight)" - "Woman's
World" - "Gypsys, Tramps &
Thieves" - "Dark Lady" -
"You Haven't Seen The Last Of
Me" - "DJ Play A Christmas
Son" - "A Woman's Story" -
"Love And Understanding" -
"All Or Nothing" -
"Different Kind Of Love Song" -
"Just Like Jesse James" -
"We All Sleep Alone" -
"The Music's No Good Without
You" - "Dov'e l'amore" -
"Still" - "Welcome To
Burlesque" - "One Of Us" -
"I'd Rather Believe In You" -
"Move Me" - "I
Paralyze" - "The Beat Goes
On" - "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot
Me Down)" - "Baby Don't
Go" - "I Got You Babe" -
"I Still Haven't Found What I'm
Looking For" (live) |
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