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CLASSICS collects some of the best tracks from Sonny & Cher's albums of the 1960s. Though they're dismissed, perhaps unfairly, by fans of serious music as light, manufactured pop, there is an undeniable charm to the duo, and that charm is clearly evident on their takes on classic pop tunes, such as "Then He Kissed Me," featured here. CLASSICS also includes a number of Sonny Bono-penned tunes, including "Baby Don't Go" and "Living for You," underscoring his strengths as a songwriter. ("I Got You, Babe" is conspicuously absent, however). A blast from the past, CLASSICS also offers the chance to reevaluate the merits of this fun, sunny pop pair. Classics Review
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