Authors: Mark Bego
in 1980s
in 1990s
British Invasion
Cher’s love for
power ballads
theatrical effects in
Rodger, Richard
Rodkin, Loree
Rogers, Wayne
roller skating
Billboard
Disco Convention
The Rolling Stones
Rolston, Matthew
Ronstadt, Linda
Rose Bowl Parade
A Rosie Christmas
Ross, Diana
impersonators
Roundtree, Richard
Rubini, Michael
Rudolph, Barry
Russell, Brenda
Russell, Kurt
Russell, Leon
Russell, Rosalind
Ryder, Winona
Sam & Dave
Sambora, Richie
relationship with Cher
Sammeth, Bill
Sanctuary (mail order company)
Sanders, George
Santana
Sant’Angelo, Georgio di
Sarandon, Susan
Sarkisian, Cherilyn La Piere.
See
Cher
Sarkisian, John
payoffs to
Saturday Night Live
Savalas, Telly
Savoca, Nancy
Scarborough, Joe
Scarwid, Diana
Schlatter, George
school
attitude toward
dropping out of
performances at
Schumacher, Joel
Seal
The Searchers
Seeff, Norman
Seger, Bob
Selleck, Tom
sex.
See also
homosexuality
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band
Shades of Blue
Shaffer, Paul
Shandling, Gary
Shanley, John Patrick
Shelley, Barbara
Shepherd, Cybill
Sherman, Bobby
Shindig
Shink, Heidi
“The Shoop Shoop Song (It’s in His Kiss)”
shopping
addiction to
song about
Shore, Dinah
Short, Martin
Shulgasser, Barbara
shyness
Signorelli, Michelangelo
Silkwood
Silkwood, Karen
Silver, Ron
Silverman, Fred
Simmons, Florence
Simmons, Gene
relationship with Cher
Simmons, Jean
Simmons, Russell
Simon, Carly
Simon, Paul
Sinatra, Frank
Sing America
singing style
1960s songs
changing
for disco
material choices
pose
rock songs.
See also
recording career; solo recordings
Sister Sledge
“Sisters of Mercy”
“Skin Deep”
Sklerov, Gloria
slumps
Smith, Kate
Smith, Keely
Smith, Maggie
Smith, Minnie
“Smoke Gets in Your Eyes”
smoking
Smothers, Tommy
The Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour
Smyth, Patti
solo musical performances: “Believe” tour
concert tours
guest appearances
at MTV Awards
nightclub/lounge act
solo recordings
after breakup with Sonny
album remakes
albums
compilations
dance music
European releases
flops
guest appearances
hits
for Kapp Records
markets for
material choices
producers
rock and roll
singles
standards
for Warner Brothers.
See also individual song and album titles
songwriters
Sonny & Cher
albums
career slump
concerts/tours
discography
dolls
in England (1965)
fashion/“look”
hits
international appearances
loss of young audience
managers
market appeal of
during marriage breakup
Newport Pop Festival appearances
nightclub/lounge act
private gigs
recordings
reunion on TV
singles
“Soul Together” concert
success
as TV guests
The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour
costumes for (
see
costumes); couple’s breakup during
end of
episodes
guests
Laverne character
Sonny & Cher/Greatest Hits
(album)
Sonny & Cher Live
Sonny & Cher Live in Las Vegas
The Sonny & Cher Show
episodes
The Sonny Comedy Revue
Sonny & Me . . . Cher Remembers
The Sonny Side of Cher
(album)
Southall, John
Spacek, Sissy
Spector, Phil
Cher solo work with
music of
Spector, Ronnie (Bennett)
Spectrum Records
Springsteen, Bruce
Squadron, Howard
Stack, Peter
stage fright
during play
Stanley, Paul
Stapleton, Jean
Starger, Marty
Stars
Steiger, Rod
Steinman, Jim
Stephens, Drew
Steppenwolf
Stevenson, McLean
Stewart, Rod
“Still”
Stiller, Jerry
Sting
Stoltz, Eric
Stone, Bob
Stone, Brian
story-songs
Strasberg, Anna
Streep, Meryl
Academy Award nomination
as Cher mentor
on Cher’s shopping
Streisand, Barbra
Studio 54
success
Sullivan, Ed
Summer, Donna
Sundazed Records
“Superstar”
Superstars and Their Moms
Supremes
Suspect
swearing
Take Me Home
(album)
“Take Me Home” (song)
tattoos
Taupin, Bernie
Tavares
Taylor, Elizabeth
Taylor, James
Taylor, Lili
Taylor, Mark
Tea with Mussolini
techno-pop/dance phase
television
censorship on
commercials/endorsements
dislike of
guest appearances
reunion on
solo shows
Sonny & Cher appearances
specials
Super Bowl anthem.
See also under individual show titles
Tempo, Nino
The Temptations
Terry, Todd
Tex, Joe
therapy
Thomas, Danny
Thomas, Karen
Tomlin, Lily
Toto
“Train of Thought”
Troll
Tucker, Ken
Turner, Kathleen