Cher (67 page)

“You are gonna be up there on the movie screen, with Jimmy Dean.”
Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean

“I need my family around me now.”
Moonstruck

“I’m your lawyer, anything you tell me is confidential.”
Suspect

“I don’t think that men are the answer to everything.”
The Witches of Eastwick

“I suppose you think this is divine providence.”
Mermaids

“I think it’s not about what you put on your body. I think it’s more about what you are on the inside.”
Ready to Wear

“I always see snakes—hundreds of them, and they’re crawling all over me, and I disappear, and then I’m just not there anymore.”
The Witches of Eastwick

“Well, are we having fun yet?”
The Player

DISCOGRAPHY

NOTE: On albums originally released from 1965 to 1986, these listings are configured as per their original two-sided vinyl lineup. From 1987 forward, the album listings are configured as per one-sided CD release. Configuration and record company listed is as per original American release, unless otherwise noted. The songwriters’ names appear as they appeared on the original releases. First names have been added when available, or whenever provided.

The playing time of each of these cuts is provided whenever possible. Occasionally the song lengths will differ from album to album. This is especially true in songs like “Take Me Home,” which was originally over six minutes long. Some of the “Greatest Hits” albums are comprised only of shorter single versions of songs. Original album times may differ from the later CD versions.

This discography is compiled of the original American albums, release dates, and original label. Also included are the most successful and most readily available import albums from around the world. Some of the album titles are identical, although their contents are completely different. For example, there are three separate albums entitled
Cher
, one in the 1960s, one in the 1970s, and one in the 1980s.

There is also a discrepancy in the way the word “Gypsys” is spelled in “Gypsys, Tramps and Thieves.” The original album and single was spelled “Gypsys,” while later albums spelled it as “Gypsies.” For the sake of continuity, it is spelled throughout as “Gypsys.”

Cher Solo Albums

1.
ALL I REALLY WANT TO DO
(Imperial Records) 1965

Producer: Sonny Bono

Side One

1. “All I Really Want to Do”

(Bob Dylan) 2:56

2. “I Go to Sleep”

(Ray Davies) 2:28

3. “Needles and Pins”

(Sonny Bono, Jack Nitzsche) 2:26

4. “Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right”

(Bob Dylan) 2:25

5. “She Thinks I Still Care”

(L. Lipscomb) 2:25

6. “Dream Baby”

(Sonny Bono) 2:28

Side Two

1. “The Bells of Rhymney”

(Seeger, Davies) 3:07

2. “Girl Don’t Come”

(Chris Andrews) 2:05

3. “See See Rider”

(Sonny Bono, Greene, Stone) 2:38

4. “Come Stay with Me”

(Jackie DeShannon) 2:45

5. “Cry Myself to Sleep”

(Mike Gordon) 2:18

6. “Blowin’ in the Wind”

(Bob Dylan) 3:24

2.
THE SONNY SIDE OF CHER
(Imperial Records) 1965

Producer: Sonny Bono

Side One

1. “Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)”

(Sonny Bono) 2:40

2. “A Young Girl (
Une Enfante
)”

(Aznavour, Chauvigny, O’Brown Jr.) 3:22

3. “Where Do You Go”

(Sonny Bono) 3:12

4. “Our Day Will Come”

(Hilliard, Garson) 2:12

5. “Elusive Butterfly”

(Bob Lind) 2:30

6. “Like a Rolling Stone”

(Bob Dylan) 3:45

Side Two

1. “Ol’ Man River”

(Kern, Hammerstein II) 2:50

2. “Come to Your Window”

(Bob Lind) 2:48

3. “The Girl from Ipanema”

(Jobim, Gimbel, V. DeMoraes) 2:09

4. “It’s Not Unusual”

(G. Mills, L. Reed) 2:08

5. “Time”

(Michael Merchant) 3:16

6. “Milord”

(G. Moustaki, B. Lewis, M. Monnot) 2:43

3.
CHER
(Imperial Records) 1966