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Recorded between 1965 & 2002. Includes liner notes by Kurt Loder.
The word "diva" has been thrown around a great deal in the pop world since the '90s, but Cherilyn Sarkasian, better known as Cher, was one of the original pop divas. As such, she's not only survived but prospered through the ever-changing winds of music trends. THE VERY BEST OF CHER covers all the stylistically varied phases of Cher's career. The tracks run in roughly reverse chronological order, kicking off with her massive '90s dance pop hit "Believe." Along the way, there are stops at '80s power balladry ("If I Could Turn Back Time"), late-'70s disco ("Take Me Home"), early-'70s AM pop ("Gypsies, Tramps and Thieves," "Half Breed"), and of course, the '60s folk/rock/pop hits she recorded as half of Sonny & Cher ("I Got You Babe," "The Beat Goes On"). As a thumbnail sketch of a career spanning four decades and countless twists and turns, VERY BEST OF CHER hits its target dead on.
Displaying an uncanny knack for revival, Cher has arisen from her requisite humble origins as Cherilyn Sarkisian and managed to sustain an astounding level of fame over four decades. This two-disc set, bringing together her extremely popular VERY BEST OF... and her 2002 swansong live album, could easily be said to be the definitive collection of the indomitable superstar with the trademark darkly gilded voice.
Throughout her career, Cher has shown a remarkable ability to adapt to the times. Starting off with her bubble-gum musical marriage to Sonny Bono, she remained around the top of the chart until the singer/songwriter days of the early-1970s, offered perfectly overwrought pop in the late-'80s, and returned with pulsating dance-pop at the turn of the century. The VERY BEST OF... side covers the studio version of pretty much every hit a Cher enthusiast or hobbyist might desire, including the Sonny & Cher days and a movie duet with Peter Cetera, along with usual #1 favorites, from "Gypsy, Tramps & Thieves" to "Believe." The LIVE side stands as a must, since along with possessing two of the more powerful lungs in the Western Hemisphere, Cher has lived her life on the screen, from the variety show to the awards-show appearances to a movie career which garnered her an Oscar.
21 unforgettable Cher songs on one disc spotlighting Sonny & Cher along with her recent hits. slipcase. Warner/Geffen. 2003.
Includes liner notes by Kurt Loder.
Compilation producer: David McLees.
THE VERY BEST OF CHER: SPECIAL EDITION includes THE VERY BEST OF CHER and LIVE: THE FAREWELL TOUR recorded live at Miami Continental Arena in November 2002.
Personnel includes: Cher (vocals); Sonny Bono, Pete Cetera (vocals); David Barry (guitar, background vocals); Paul Mirkovich, Ollie Marland (keyboards, background vocals); Bill Sharp (bass, background vocals); Mark Schulman (drums); Stacy Campbell, Patti Darcy Jones (background vocals).
Producers include: Sonny Bono, Peter Aher, Snuff Garrett, Cher, Mark Taylor.
Audio Remasterers: Dan Hersch; Bill Inglot.
Audio Remixer: Junior Vasquez.
Liner Note Author: Kurt Loder.
Recording information: ??/1960-11/2002.
Photographers: Kevyn Aucoin; Norman Seeff; Harry Langdon; Sonny Bono.
Personnel includes: Cher, Sonny Bono, Peter Cetera (vocals); Rodney Jerkins (keyboards, programming).
Producers include: Mark Taylor, Brian Rawling, Diane Warren, Desmond Child, Sonny Bono.
Very Best Of Cher Music | List Price | $18.98 (You save $3.09) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, R&B CDs, Pop, Dance, Contemporary Pop Vocals, Rock, Greatest Hits Collections | | Label | Warner Bros. (Record Label) | | Orig Year | 2003 | | All Time Sales Rank | 1496  | | CD Universe Part number | 5667546 | | Catalog number | 73852 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Apr 01, 2003 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Engineer | Dan Hersch | | Personnel | Cher - vocals Rodney Jerkins - keyboards, programming Mark Schulman - drums Paul Mirkovich David Barry - guitar, background vocals Stacy Campbell Ollie Marland - keyboards, background vocals Bill Sharp - bass, background vocals Patti Darcy Jones - background vocals
Also: Peter Cetera, Sonny Bono |
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