Sonny & Cher, Soundtrack: Groundhog Day. CBS head of programming Fred Silverman offered Sonny and Cher their own television program after he noticed them as guest-hosts on The Merv Griffin Show in 1971. The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour premiered as a summer replacement series on August 1, 1971, and had six episodes. Because it was a ratings success, the couple returned that December with.

Although touted as the misunderstood young lovers of 1965 folk-rock, Sonny Bono and Cher were not all their image suggested. Bono had a history in the music business stretching back to the late '50s, and became romantically attached to Cher, who was working as a backing singer. The duo found fame with 1965’s transatlantic number 1, 'I Got You Babe,' and followed it up, as both a duo and soloists, with a formidable passel of hit singles. In the '70s they hosted their own television variety show, and Cher enjoyed a phenomenally successful acting and singing career, while Bono became a successful politician before dying in a skiing accident in 1998.

This 16-track compilation brings together all the hits and important tracks from the second stage of success from the careers of Sonny and Cher. In signing with Kapp Records in 1970, finally allowed an outside producer, in this case hitmaker 'Snuff' Garrett, to assume the creative reigns. In doing so, he also got the duo back on the charts for an extended run.

That comeback run is all chronicled here, with every Sonny and Cher and solo track that charted aboard, along with some fun tracks like the album version of 'The Greatest Show on Earth' and the live version of the duo's theme 'I Got You Babe.' Just as their '60s hits for Atlantic define their early sound and style, this second batch captures their 1970s period perfectly. Out of the park baseball 17 pc gameplay. Bloodrayne movie.