Cher plans to enter recording booth to cover 1960s classic songs for her forthcoming studio album. Spilling the beans on the matter, she reveals that she wants to re-cycle hit singles from such musicians as The Beatles, Bob Dylan and Otis Redding.
"I'm planning an album of all these great songs from the '60s that I've never covered before," Cher said in an inteview. "It was such a magical time for music - groups like The Beatles, The Hollies, The Zombies, The Kinks, the Stones [The Rolling Stones] and singers like [Bob] Dylan and Otis Redding."
When asked how she comes up with such idea, Cher shared that she wants to pay tribute to the nostalgic times when she used to listen to a transistor radio. "I want to pay tribute to a time when I used to listen to music on my little transistor radio or on my AM radio in my Ford Mustang," she explained.
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Y? Didnt she retire? Remember that never ending Believe tour? Then she "rtired" but now she is in a Vegas show.
AWESOME! I LOOK FORWARD TO ANY NEW CHER RECORD/TAPE/CD OR WHAT EVER THERE CALLED THESE DAYS!
OH YES!!! I'm looking forward to Cher's album. Cher did a lot of material from the 60s and 70s on the Sonny and Cher show. Gosh, I saw an old episode of Mike Douglas where she sung "Try a little a Tenderness" by Otis Redding. Whew... You would had never guessed Cher has soul but if you give her enough room she can pull it out of her like the best of them.
I can't wait. It has been a long time and we miss Cher.