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Sonny & Cher Concert Program-1972-Raydell Pub-10" X 13"-20 pages. This concert program features a full color cover photo of Sonny And Cher. The concert program is loaded with photos of Sonny & Cher--on tour...performing..in concert..with family (Chastity)...behind the scenes. The concert program also features a biography of Sonny & Cher.Sonny & Cher proved one of the magical musical combinations of the mid '60s and one of the better rock-influenced acts of the early '70s, their wisecracking repartee providing counterpoint to a series of adoring hit duets. Salvatore "Sonny" Bono (b. Feb. 16, 1935) started out at Los Angeles-based Specialty Records as a songwriter in the late '50s, responsible for "Koko Joe" by Don and Dewey and "She Said Yeah" for Larry Williams, which was later covered by the Rolling Stones and the Righteous Brothers. Bono became a protg of Phil Spector, managing to write a handful of successful songs, most notably "Needles and Pins" in collaboration with his protg Jack Nitzsche, which became a success for Jackie DeShannon and a huge international hit for the Searchers. In 1964, while working sessions with Phil Spector, he met an 18-year-old would-be singer named Cherilyn Lapierre (b. May 20, 1946), and the two were later married. They formed a professional duet, initially as Caesar and Cleo for Vault Records and later Reprise, but it was only after they were signed to Atlantic Records as Sonny & Cher that success came their way. The couple embarked on parallel careers, with Cher later signed to Liberty/Imperial Records as a solo act. The concert program has been autographed on the front cover by Cher in red and Sonny Bono in green......BOTH AUTOGRAPHS AND CONCERT PROGRAM ARE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.................
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