Cher believed one of her most iconic songs was so dull she nearly went back to bed instead of recording it - then it changed ...

I Got You Babe was the first single taken from Sonny and Cher’s debut studio album Look at Us which was released in 1965. The ...

Sonny liked Cher’s quirky sense of humor, and she liked being taken care of. Sharing a stage with Sonny and looking into his eyes while singing gave Cher confidence and a sense of calm.

Their singing duo had a big break in 1964 with the song 'Baby Don't Go', followed by 'I Got You Babe' which turned the act Sonny & Cher into America's sweethearts. Soon, they were invited to go on ...

The "Gobble Medley" started out to the tune of "I Got You Babe," Cher's 1965 breakout song with Sonny Bono ... Fallon and Cher struggled to keep singing through laughter. "Cher, ladies and ...

By the early ‘70s, as their CBS smash variety spectacle, “The Sonny & Cher Show,” regaled viewers ... into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame (singing with “fun” Dua Lipa was a highlight ...

1. Sonny and Cher open the show with ""Personality"" and banter about Sonny's latest idea of opening his own music school. 2. John is featured in a repetitive vaudeville routine about tap dancers ...

Appearing on The Graham Norton Show, the US pop star, who burst onto the music scene in the 1960s as part of husband-and-wife duo Sonny And Cher, explained: “You’re not meant to be singing at ...